Saturday, May 5, 2012

The Hydra Proto has come available. The gentleman that it was supposed to go home with has backed our on the sale. This one is built for work ladies and gentleman! The blade is tumbled .1730" CPM154 measuring 3 1/8". Overall length is 7 5/5 with a closed length of 5 7/8". The handle is a Ti slab and liner with multi cam G10 scale. The back of the blade as well as the back spacer have been jimped for added grip.

This baby is SOLD!







Thursday, May 3, 2012

Here is a nice little sheepsfoot, measuring 7 3/4" overall. Frame lock with a translucent G10 scale with orange inlay around the pivot screw, washer, back spacer and thumb studs. The blade is hand rubbed CPMS35VN measuring 3".





~WR~

Tuesday, May 1, 2012

This is a Wharncliffe blade, one of my personal favorite blade styles. This one features a CPMS35VN blade that has been hand rubbed to 800 grit. I really like how the carbon fiber scales turned out on this one, it looks kind of like a tuxedo in a way. The Prometheus...

BTW: This one is currently SOLD!






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A couple of years back I designed a survival knife, the SK. It was a design that was first on my list make into a folder. This one is a frame lock with a 670 carbon fiber scale, an orange jumped back spacer, carved carbon fiber pocket clip, thumb studs and washer. The blade is CPMS35VN and has been etched and stonewashed. The SKF...









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Sunday, April 29, 2012

Here is another tactical Pryfricky, its a variant of my Prometheus model. I've extended the blade out to accommodate a finger choil. Its is very heavily built using .070" Ti liners, .125" OD G10 scales and a .1690" thick CMPS35VN blade. The heavy jumping provides excellent traction open and closed. The blade finish is a dark stone wash, not real durable but it looks awesome! The Prometheus V Pryfricky.





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This is the second Pryfricky that I made. This one is is going out to one of our troops who plans on beating the shit out if it. This one is all tactical guys! I was told by Mr. Jankowski on the USN that, "Everything on the knife screams dragon, from the tail shape of the clip to the nose shape of the blade. A scale pattern on the scale would top it off." I give you the Hydra Pryfricky!



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This is a friction folder, the first folder that I've made. If you are unfamiliar with the way a friction folder works, it is has a non locking blade. The tension provided by the pivot is the only thing that keeps the knife closed. The opening lever and your grip on the handle is keeps the blade from closing. A few custom makers have incorporated bottle openers on the opening lever. Until now, no one has made the opening lever a pry bar/wire stripper. I call it a Pryfricky.






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