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Yuna knive " Avatar "

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Hi all

This knife is just finished. It's called " Avatar ". I develop and resize from "Burn",the big folder. This knife I designed for tactical folder. Double flippers, flipper openner as well as thumb stud. Flipper serves as index finger guard when opened. For the blade it's complex grind included flat grind, double hollow grind, zero edge and double barvel. I want to make it as beautiful using knife. The spec is ;

Blade length 4" ( Mirror&Satin finished )
Blade width 7/8", flipper to flipper 1 1/2"
Opened length 9"
Blade steel - ATS-34. Rc 60.6
Handle mat. Burl of Rose wood & Stag
Liner&Spacer - 6AL 4V titanium with checker
Pivot - Hardened SKD11 (D2) and SS detent hardware
Thumb stud - Brass and Ebony inlay
Clip - Hardened 420J2
Price 375 USD. included shipping

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Thanks for looking and comments :) :)

YUN.......................www.yunaknives.com
 
Sorry ! It's my mistake . Please delete one of " Avatar " thread. :(
 
Thats abeauty!! Can you make that with a 3 inch wharncliff blade of S30V ? How mucH?
 
Well, I've had this knife for several days now, and have put it through detailed inspection, and its' share of testing. Obviously, you have to be into "this sort of knife" to appreciate it. The multiple grinds are exceptional as are the matching of Satin and High Polished finishes. The more I play with it, the more I consider it to be a formidable defense weapon, disguised as a work of art. The Zero Grind on the primary blade edge is scary sharp. The serrations have some real bite to them, and sawed through 1/4" wood like it was merely cardboard. The liner lock is also the strongest I've ever come across. You need two hands to close this baby, yet it opens with a firm flick of the flipper, or a little wrist action with the thumb stud. YUN, I now understand your teachers' request for you to fabricate the liner lock in this manner. The Stag bolsters and Rosewood Burl scales put the finishing touch on this very fine piece.

Also, dealing with YUN in Thailand is no hassle at all. I had the knife within one week of his shipping it. All in all, it was a pleasure doing business with YUN, and would not hesitate doing it again.

Ken
 
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