Folders w.i.p. photos

They are really cool, I've been wanting some like that, I'll have to try it. I normally use regular Torx or spline screws on mine but I really like these you've shown here. Thanks, good looking knives.

Dwayne
 
ddushane said:
They are really cool, I've been wanting some like that, I'll have to try it. I normally use regular Torx or spline screws on mine but I really like these you've shown here. Thanks, good looking knives.

Dwayne
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Thanks Dwayne
I make some of my pivot screws with ivory or mother of pearl inlays. The inlays usually end up about .020 thick.

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Now that's cool, I've put Mastodon Ivory, pearl, and stone in my thumb studs, but this is way cool!

Dwayne
 
Beautiful work!
I like the method you used for holding the blade in the lathe. I will remember that one. But, that blade spinning around must be a helicopter.
Larry
 
LJP said:
Beautiful work!
I like the method you used for holding the blade in the lathe. I will remember that one. But, that blade spinning around must be a helicopter.
Larry
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Yeah, that helicopter will hurt your hand and make a total mess of a dial indicator. Should have a larger diameter faceplate, but this is what I've come up with to do this.
 
Nice looking knifes 7mag. My bro in law owns 5 elements forge. He also makes some really nice stuff. Check him out. 5elementsforge.com


Master of unfinished projects
 
Very nice work! Would love to see more machining set-up pictures!
 
Fantastic fit and finish. I really like the flow of the lines in the flipper. And the contouring of the Damascus onlays is perfect. Well done.
 
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