Yuna knives " Assassin "

[Trisak]

Hi all,

Just finished. My tactical folder. This blade shape provide the good slash and deep cut.For grindind is complex grind, tip is hollow and flat with zero edge, edge is hollow with chisel edge. The spec is ;

Blade length 4 1/4" ( Mirror&Satin finished ) and 1/8" thickness.
Opened length 9 1/4"
Blade steel ATS-34, 60 Rc.
Handle mat. - Stag & Burl of Maka wood.
Locking system - Liner and very solid ( 100% opposite the blade )
Liner,Spacer & Clip - 6AL 4V titanium
Pivot - Hardened SKD11(D2) dia. 1/4" with torx screw
Washer - Teflon ( Smooth opened )
Thumbstud - SS and ebony inlay

Thanks for looking and comments
YUN

 

[TATTOOMAN]

I'm Not Much Into Folders, But That Is Sweet. I Like The Blade
Design. File Work Is Great Too.
Randy

 

[Hondo.3]

Heaven forbid it actually comes to pass, but how could you explain to a jury of your peers that a knife called the "Assassin" is just a tool that you use for peeling apples and opening packages?

BTW, like all of your other work, I love this knife. I'm intrigued by the grinds. I'd like to take a closer look.

Regarding the name, a friend of mine swears by te Shivworks Clinch Pick. Surely, it's very good at its intended purpose, but how do you pass it off as a "tool"? He went so far as to call up Trace Rinaldi and find out if he get a "ghost version". I wanted him to go one step further and get it engraved with a name like "Farmer Brown's Fruit Friend", and then have someone take a picture of him peeling an apple with it.

Maybe I'm just paranoid. Keep on making those gorgeous blades.

Edited to add anecdote.

 

[Trisak]

Thanks for compliments and comments