Jeremiah Rostig
Well-Known Member
O7, titanium 6AL4V, padouk root, ....since the new law in Germany banned the thumbstuds, customers respond to it.....but most of them do not....:taz: "obey" ....
It is not necessary, the blade can easily grabed at the back and be opened.not like on a slip joint or lock back with several blades stacked together in a tight space and held down by the pre-tension of the spring, there they are necessary.....besides I don't like them, looking like a big gash in the blade, but thats in the eye of the beholder.Why not go to a nail nick?
Frank
Thank You Frank, I appreciate it very much!Jeremiah.
I agree that it wasn't needed on your liner lock. I have done a few the same and without the thumb stud. I am now doing many without either and especially on what I call "folding hunters". I was thinking someone was getting excited about not having a thumb stud and was wondering what to do. In many cases, I find the thumb stud is just some thing extra. To me the one hand opening thing is far over played.
Yes, it looks good and yes, I do like it ! It has the curved scales I particularly like to see and always use myself. Please send us more as they are made.
Frank
Thank You, Dan!...the wood is Asian Padouk Root, ...lat.By the way what kid of wood is that? Thanks, Dan