First knife of 2009 - A Ti folder
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- Ruben Calo
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First knife of 2009 - A Ti folder
I hope you guys had a great New Year's Eve and a good 2009 start
This is my first knife for the year, I've wanted to make another no scales Ti folder for a while., so I've made this for myself, we'll see how that goes LOL
3 3/4" hand rubbed stainless N678 blade. 3/16" thickness. Overall length 8 3/4"
Worked and heated Titanium scales. Stainless steel liner. Ball bearing pivoting system. Hand made stainless steel clip.
I hope you like it!
Visit my website here:
http://www.calocustomknives.com/
Thanks for looking!
Ruben
This is my first knife for the year, I've wanted to make another no scales Ti folder for a while., so I've made this for myself, we'll see how that goes LOL
3 3/4" hand rubbed stainless N678 blade. 3/16" thickness. Overall length 8 3/4"
Worked and heated Titanium scales. Stainless steel liner. Ball bearing pivoting system. Hand made stainless steel clip.
I hope you like it!
Visit my website here:
http://www.calocustomknives.com/
Thanks for looking!
Ruben
Re: First knife of 2009 - A Ti folder
Looks like your off to a good start for the new year.
Re: First knife of 2009 - A Ti folder
Another beauty!
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Re: First knife of 2009 - A Ti folder
Excellent
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Re: First knife of 2009 - A Ti folder
SA-WEEEET.THAT IS A FINE WAY TO START A NEW YEAR.
I am the KING of LATAMA collectors HAHAHAHAHAHAHA {EVIL LAUGH}
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Re: First knife of 2009 - A Ti folder
That's a beautiful knife Ruben!
AND totally awesome pictures!!
AND totally awesome pictures!!
- cardoso5fr
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Re: First knife of 2009 - A Ti folder
Cooool work. Do you use IKBS? Or a ball bearing?
Re: First knife of 2009 - A Ti folder
That's a knife to be very proud of. Great job!
Cragar
Cragar
Re: First knife of 2009 - A Ti folder
I like that one a lot Ruben. Nice work!
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Re: First knife of 2009 - A Ti folder
That's a keeper
Mike
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- Ruben Calo
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Re: First knife of 2009 - A Ti folder
Thanks guys
When I showed the folder to my webmaster, he gave me a plain Ti ring he had to see if I could do something similar to the folder scales, so here's what I came up with, I'm sure some of you will like it
I'll get better pics when he gets it and take good macro shots of it.
Thanks again!
Ruben
When I showed the folder to my webmaster, he gave me a plain Ti ring he had to see if I could do something similar to the folder scales, so here's what I came up with, I'm sure some of you will like it
I'll get better pics when he gets it and take good macro shots of it.
Thanks again!
A ball bearingcardoso5fr wrote:Cooool work. Do you use IKBS? Or a ball bearing?
Ruben
Re: First knife of 2009 - A Ti folder
Ruben,
Again, that's one helluva knife, and the ring matches its personality. You've got some great mojo going there!
Cragar
Again, that's one helluva knife, and the ring matches its personality. You've got some great mojo going there!
Cragar
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Re: First knife of 2009 - A Ti folder
Simply a small ball bearing . The ball bearing is in the scale or in the blade?