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Yes, number 3 is a slipjoint but made a little different than usual. It has titanium liners and is pinned under the bolsters and scales. The Ti is anodized to match the bolsters. Just a little variation I've been playing with. All the others are linerlocks. Number 4 has some of that amazing...

I have a small local show coming up next month...here's a few that I'll be taking. I've been having a ball playing around with nitre bluing bolsters. Thanks for the look! -Phil

Welcome to the pack! Phil

That's a good lookin folder there...good job! Phil

Fine lookin knife! Do you think it walks and talks better with the bushing than those made without? Phil

Cool folder! Good luck at blade. Phil

Beautifully done!

Awesome knives...love that handle treatment! Wish I could be there for the seminar. Phil

Great job...now you're hooked! Phil

Thanks for the comments...greatly appreciated!

My father-in-law has a birthday comin up, so this one's for him. It's made with a little different construction method than normal. The knife is pinned together under the bolsters and scales which are attached by screws. Here's the rest of the specs: Blade and backspring are S30V stainless...

Welcome aboard!

Nice knife and nice gesture too! I'm sure your friend will be very appreciative.

Congrats on a fine knife! It's always nice when they go together without too many hitches. Phil

Another beauty Craig...really like the jigging on the bone. Did you do it yourself? Phil

Thanks guys, the knife is 4" closed, 6 7/8" open, blade is 2 7/8" tip to bolsters.

Decided to take a break from the slipjoints and make a linerlock so I wouldn't forget how. This one has an ATS-34 blade; mokume bolsters; camel bone scales; anodized titanium liners; and malachite inlay in thumb stud. Thanks for lookin! -Phil

Nice work...really like that raised clip. Phil

Congratulations on the award...that's a mighty fine looking knife! Phil

Cool little knife...I like it! Phil