Big Slip

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Big Slip

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Hello all.
I present my latest creation, a simple slipjoint

K720 mirror polished blade. Internal grips in brass with filework, natural Corbezzolo root grips. The final part of the spring was deliberately made ​​thicker than the rest of the back.


Total length 9.85" (25 cm)
blade length 4.53 "(11.5 cm)
blade thickness 3 mm

I hope you like it ;)

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Very nice indeed! I like the bigger style nail nick. Do you mind sharing how you cut it in?
God Bless!

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knifemaker3 wrote:Very nice indeed! I like the bigger style nail nick. Do you mind sharing how you cut it in?
thanks, I'm glad you like my knife;)

I did not understand your question, you can explain it better?
(I do not know English very well, use google translation).
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Sorry, I was asking how you made the slot in the blade to open it with. In America we call it a nail nick.....not sure what it is called in your country.
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knifemaker3 wrote:Sorry, I was asking how you made the slot in the blade to open it with. In America we call it a nail nick.....not sure what it is called in your country.
the "nail nick" is created with a milling.
The blade is put on a cross table tilt and is milled.
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Willows.......you are very talented, thank you for posting your knives.

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Very cool! You are talented.
-( life is too short to carry a cheap knife )-
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basser5 wrote:Willows.......you are very talented, thank you for posting your knives.

Tim
Thanks, you're very kind ;)
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gino wrote:Very cool! You are talented.
grazie gino ;)
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WOW! Big and beautiful knife. Thanks for the nice pictures...........and welcome.
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FRJ wrote:WOW! Big and beautiful knife. Thanks for the nice pictures...........and welcome.
many thanks ;)
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