Warren Thomas: Question

[Lycosa]

Hi all---Do I understand this correctly?
WT laminates Carbon Fiber and Carbide, to produce a light-weight blade? light-weight and corrosion resistance are the priority of his blades, correct? Thanks!

 

[Michael Lovett]

Looks to me like you answered your own question.

 

[Lycosa]

ML---A friend thought the less weight difference would be subtle, compared to a steel blade. All I know is that I like a light, ample folder in my pocket and the WT fits the Bill. The WT is my lightest folder.

 

[Haze]

Warren Thomas laminates carbon fiber or g-10 to Ti or steels like 154cm. The carbide edge is a "frosting" to the back of the blade to form the edge on his Titanum blades.

I have a few WT knives and they are defo much lighter than a full metal blade.

I dont have any folders by him but the fixed blades are pretty trick :thumbup:

 

[Lycosa]

Thanks, Haze! Have you cut with them? I'm really starting to like WT's blades.

 

[Michael Lovett]

They are Super Light!

 

[Lycosa]

ML---Do you have FB or folder, if i may ask?