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Thank you kindly gentlemen :D I have made a liner locking version in the meantime too - I am not sure if I've posted it up here - if not I will do so a little later.

Blade is 2.68" long, satin finished, from 1/10th 12c27 Liners are 1/16th black g10 Bolsters, 1/8th black g10 Scales, 1/8th copper shred carbon fiber Knife has a half stop and is flush in all 3 positions... Nice walk and talk with very good snap both ends Single swedge and long pull instead of a...

Been meaning to do this one for a while - the design and profile has been on my desk for almost 2 years - somehow other stuff kept coming in the way.... Blade is 2.68" long, satin finished, from 1/10th 12c27 Liners are 1/16th black g10 Bolsters, 1/8th black g10 Scales, 1/8th copper shred carbon...

Another one of the micro FF's. Blade is 2" long and from mirror finished 1/8th N690, with a high flat grind, runs on Nilatron washers. Liners,lanyard tube and clip - brass, Pivot and assembly screws are stainless, pivot adjustable for tension. Scales from polished LSCF Rear stand off is from...

Dave, that is simply awesome. I REALLY like the design and the workmanship is fantastic. I used to do quite a bit of hunting as a professional, and still do from time to time and I can tell you that design is absolutely spot on. Great knife!

Thank you :) - go for it Justin - and show us how it's come out

Second one of these I have built. Blade is 1/10th 12c27, mirror finished, with a total length of 3.1" and a cutting edge of 2.9" Liners are 1/40th yellow G10, Bolsters are woven carbon fiber Scales are 1/8 white C-tek, stainless furniture. OAL open is 7.2" and this one weighs in at 1.47oz

Hi Justin, the pocket clips work well - they are obviously not as robust as something like stainless steel would be and they have a different kind of spring memory, but for EDC use they are fine - I've not had a problem on any yet. It's not something I'd put on a military spec knife, but for...

Thank you for the kind words about the knife and the design :D In this particular instance the lanyard tube goes right through, even though the rest is designed to come apart - in other cases I have installed the tube in two parts, meeting in the middle of the spacer/stand off, so that the knife...

My "San" model friction folder is named for one of the indigenous Bushman tribes, and does not normally come with the clip point blade as an option - this one was a special request by a client. Blade is from 1/8th N690, high flat ground and mirror finished. Liners, pins and lanyard tube -...

I am not sure if I've shown you guys this one before. It came about as an adaptation of a custom design I did for a client. Apart from the original knife, which had a different blade profile and layout, this is the first one in wooden scales. All the others were done in micarta, normally...

Another one in the "Modern Classics" range that I am busy with. Blade is from 1/10th 12c27, mirror finished and 2.6" long. Liners are 1/16th black micarta, bolsters form 1/8th micarta and scales are 1.8th Lightning Strike carbon fiber. OAL open is 5.88" and it weighs in at 1.4oz (40 grams)...

I don't normally like the striped blade effect, but this one is seriously nice. I really like this knife - well done, I think you can rightly be proud of it.

Amazing. Both the knife and the fact that you guys make knives together. My two girls both love knives and have a small collection of folders each that Dad had to make - with the required pink and sometimes purple scales, but they have shown no interest in making them - you are fortunate indeed!

Thank you gentlemen..:)

I think George said it best - simple elegance...Nice work indeed!!

Awesome work all round. And you are indeed blessed to be able to buy and carry just about what you like - protect those rights!!

My latest Mini Hog Friction folder. Blade is from 1/8th N690Co, mirror polished with file worked tang. Liners, pivot screw, lanyard tube and pins, polished stainless. Scales are warthog tusk. Rear standoff is polished black micarta. Blade is 2.5" and OAL open is 5". The pictures I think tell...

Thanks George..

Thanks George. Justin, I will take some in the morrow and post them up :D