Wharncliffe Framelock Flipper (SOLD)

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Phil Tham

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Hi All,
I decided to develop a wharncliffe blade that would fit the same frame as my drop point flipper. Here's the specs:

Blade is AEB-L stainless -first time for me to use this steel and I really like it.
Titanium Frame with dyed and stabilized maple burl overlay on mark side.
Jade Ghost G10 backspacer
Ti pocket clip
Bead blasted finish
Overall length is 7 1/4"; 4 3/16" closed; blade is 3 1/16" tip to frame
Knife is just over 3/8" thick excluding the pocket clip

Price is $250 (SOLD) shipped in U.S. Can accept most any kind of payment including paypal. First "I'll take it" does. I have 4 more of these blades already heat treated and ready for build out so holler if you want one dressed up to your liking. Comments/questions always welcome. Thanks for lookin! -Phil Tham
 
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Phil - Love that one. Already bought it via your site. Thanks!
 
Really nice work Phil - have bookmarked your site and will look for you in this forum as well.
Great design!
 
Phil ...

She arrived today and am exceptionally pleased. Love Wharncliffe blades, wanted to try out AEB-L steel for a while now, and the green dyed Maple Burl is great looking ..... so this was an easy choice for me.

PThamWharnFlip5.jpg
 
That is a really nice photo, got any more? :) It really helps show the quality of the knife, good score. I can't say enough good about AEB L, seriously - nice one Tx :thumbup:
 
ISKski said:
That is a really nice photo, got any more? :) It really helps show the quality of the knife, good score. I can't say enough good about AEB L, seriously - nice one Tx :thumbup:
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Yup, posted more in the gallery section and they are also in my knife collection gallery (though those are a little lower resolution). Knife came very sharp, so no need to even touch it up right now and if AEB-L was good enough for razors .... should suit my purposes for this knife just fine!
 
Thanks for the comments guys and especially to Dennis for the excellent photo. I wish I could take photos like that!
Phil
 
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