Recent content by Chris Meyer

Jammer Six, I found a couple of pages that have images and definitions that might answer your questions. The first is for Folding Knives, and the second is for Fixed Blades.

Thanks guys! Jammer Six, the liner is the metal inner part of the handle which supports the blade and keeps the pivot pin, stop pin, and screws in place. On a liner lock like these, one of the liners is cut along its length to form the lock, which is then bent over to engage the back of the...

Greeting everyone, A while back, I decided that I wanted to make some folding knives, and flippers in particular. In that pursuit, I bought and watched videos by Don Robinson, Allen Elishewitz, Les Voorhis and Tracy Mickley, and I also re-read my copy of The Tactical Folding Knife by Bob...

Nicely done. I really like the slim handle profile.

Very nice! Forgive my ignorance, but why have the stop pin attached to the blade? Is there some advantage to that design vs. a fixed pin? It seems like it would be quite a bit more more work to machine. Thanks for any enlightenment you can provide. -Chris