Stag and stainless slippy.

[Calvin Robinson]

I learned a lot building the prototype of this model. Here is the first one for sale,I will have it at the Guild Show in a few weeks.It is only by the Grace of God that I build these knives,this does not come natural to me. The blades and springs are Sandvik 14C28N stainless,blades are 58-59 Rc,the stag is some I bought from A. G. Russell at the blade show,the integral bolster/liners are 416 stainless. The blades pivot on my own bushings and all nest perfectly in the closed position. I'll have it photographed at the show and post those photos in due time but for now here are my substandard pictures.
Y'all enjoy.

 

[Brad Lilly]

Wow thats nice! Very clean

this does not come natural to me

Sure looks like it comes natural to you

 

[Scott Davidson]

wow Calvin. I wouldnt mind toting that one around . Its beautiful sir.

Scott

 

[Lagrange]

I like it a lot Calvin. You are blessed brother.

 

[Kevin Cross]

Can't wait to see this up close at the Guild show. It looks great in your pics.

Kevin

 

[percy]

That is some fine work there Calvin. The pictures are fine too.

 

[BossDog]

Very nice Cal...

 

[Garry Odgers]

Very nice, I think you might be making a few more of those after the Guild Show

 

[Dwane Oliver]

WOW Calvin , that is a beauty.

 

[Calvin Robinson]

Thank you all for your kind words.
This is one of those knives that I like so much that I don't know if I can sell it. I may add it to my collection.

 

[rhinoknives]

Cal,
Very sweet three blade you have made, I really like the blade shapes. They have a bit more belly to cut with than most Trapper type styles.

Laurence

www.rhinoknives.com/

 

[C Craft]

Calvin we all work by the Grace of God whether we care to admit or not but, in this case he has really let you shine, brother!

Man, that brings back childhood memories of the first pocketknife my Dad gave me! My first slippy, I was heart broken when I lost it out a hole in my pocket.

Absolutely fantastic work on that one Calvin:35:!

 

[Calvin Robinson]

Cal,
Very sweet three blade you have made, I really like the blade shapes. They have a bit more belly to cut with than most Trapper type styles.

Laurence


www.rhinoknives.com/

I used a Hen and Rooster Sowbelly stockman that I have owned for years as a pattern for this,that is why the blade shapes.
I always liked it and used it for years before I started making knives. When I decided it was time to move from two bladed slipjoints to three blades this is the pattern that I wanted to build.
Thank for your kind words.

 

[Calvin Robinson]

Calvin we all work by the Grace of God whether we care to admit or not but, in this case he has really let you shine, brother!

Man, that brings back childhood memories of the first pocketknife my Dad gave me! My first slippy, I was he
art broken when I lost it out a hole in my pocket.


Absolutely fantastic work on that one Calvin:35:!

Thank you so much!

 

[calharkins]

Lookin Good Calvin!!!!

 

[Calvin Robinson]

Lookin Good Calvin!!!!

Thank you Cal,from one Cal to another.