We Heard You! . . . . INFI-XC Is Now An Option On The DZ-350 Folder!!!

Anyone else notice the GT-35 has the opening sound of a Mercedes Benz G-Wagen door closing? Cha-thunk!

I guess I'm getting in line...
 
So the INFI-XC blade will only be approximately 3/32" thick?

If the DZ-350 is assembled without the pocket clip will the clip screw be too long? If so, can a shorter screw be included for that purpose?

I was successfully avoiding the folders until INFI came into the offering.
 
tsiloics said:
So you're running XC at 60-62 and MagnaCut at 62-64?

How about offering an option for both blades with the purchase of one frame?
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THAT would be a really cool option!!! :thumbsup:

I am torn on which to get. I know there will be other models coming, so I would prefer to only buy one of these.
 
mqqn said:
I have to say the more I carry and use my GT35, the more impressed I am.

I also love the WD, but that slim GT is really hard to beat for combination of being a "larger" knife and very useable, but also seemingly bomb-proof.

I just had to see the next iteration.View attachment 3174764
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Just got my GT35 tonight...when I opened up the box & handled it, I immediately tossed my WD protos in the trash.
OK, that's a complete bullsh!t statement about the WD 38's, 😅😅 they're very cool...
...but I LOVE this thin folder, it is awesome! Light enough to ride anywhere, thin enough to forget it's there. And, yes, it very much feels bomb-proof. Great lock up, no wiggle, stud opener is perfectly located, sharp AF. It's gonna get carried & used, no doubt. 🤙
Actually, it's being carried right now...in the pocket of the Dickies shirt I'm wearing, & it's thin & light enough to forget it's clipped to even a shirt pocket. 👍
 
Jaxx Jaxx nice to hear someone else got on. I think there was one other that posted.

Had I realized the GT was this thin, I would likely have chosen the thumbhole, as on my version, the thumb studs are the widest point of the knife.

Not a disappointment in any way, I love the studs and it is super fun to click open.

I also can't blame Jerry Busse Jerry Busse ; he did his darndest to convey how thin these would be.

Excellent knife and I would like to see others post pictures of them. 😁👍🌙
 
mqqn said:
Jaxx Jaxx nice to hear someone else got on. I think there was one other that posted.

Had I realized the GT was this thin, I would likely have chosen the thumbhole, as on my version, the thumb studs are the widest point of the knife.

Not a disappointment in any way, I love the studs and it is super fun to click open.

I also can't blame Jerry Busse Jerry Busse ; he did his darndest to convey how thin these would be.

Excellent knife and I would like to see others post pictures of them. 😁👍🌙
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I did order the hole opener version also, but still awaiting shipping on that one. Fell asleep with this one in my shirt pocket, laughing at myself when I realized it was still there. I like the studs, but looking forward to the other one. I'll try to get pix, a few comp pix & some comparison weights with other folders this wknd. Already weighed it against a Demko Nano (G-10 version, a recent pick-up) which is their smallest folder, I believe, & the GT35 is 15g lighter! 😯👍
 
So...
Bossman Jerry Busse Jerry Busse
Now that the folder dam has broken...🤔😅

When can we anticipate:
The Flipper
The Automatic
Timascus integral frames & clips
G-10 and micarta spine & side inlays
Upscale thumbstuds
INFI Dammy blades
Swappable blades
???

Wait! Hold up...
Lemme put on my flame protection suit first!!!😳😅 🔥🔥🔥
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J JavaHog

Jerry Busse

Thread 'What Is INFI-XC ??? . . . And What Does It Have To Do With PART 2 Of Our Biggest Busse Knife Group Contest Ever?'

What Is INFI-XC ? ? ? . . . And What Does It Have To Do With PART 2 Of Our Biggest Busse Knife Group Contest Ever?

We have received many, many requests throughout the years to bring back our high-hardness INFI (60-62 RC), as it was only previously offered in The Boney Active Duty in 2008 . . . .

There is no difference in steel composition in these INFI blades, just a very unique change in the heat-treat protocol that we call INFI-XC.

Unfortunately, this change of heat-treat protocol is very time-consuming and expensive to produce, which is why we only offered it in one previous model...
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mqqn said:
J JavaHog

Jerry Busse

Thread 'What Is INFI-XC ??? . . . And What Does It Have To Do With PART 2 Of Our Biggest Busse Knife Group Contest Ever?'

What Is INFI-XC ? ? ? . . . And What Does It Have To Do With PART 2 Of Our Biggest Busse Knife Group Contest Ever?

We have received many, many requests throughout the years to bring back our high-hardness INFI (60-62 RC), as it was only previously offered in The Boney Active Duty in 2008 . . . .

There is no difference in steel composition in these INFI blades, just a very unique change in the heat-treat protocol that we call INFI-XC.

Unfortunately, this change of heat-treat protocol is very time-consuming and expensive to produce, which is why we only offered it in one previous model...
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Thank you, but my question is not about INFI vs. INFI-XC. It is about the two steel choices being offered.
 
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