Another one of my slip jints.

[Calvin Robinson]

I bought this feather Damascus from fellow Knife Dog Bill Behnke.
I made the scales from some red stag antlers I had on hand.
This is my Little Bill model,the blade is 2 5/8" long,.070" thick,the knife is 3 1/2" long closed. Another slim,light folder with my usual features of stainless washers for anti scratch relief,stainless frame,integral bolster/liners,light spring weight with lively walk and talk.
Come see it at The Blade Show!
Y'all enjoy these photos.

 

[AkWildman]

That's stunning !

 

[Wade Hougham]

Calvin,
That is a real beauty, very nice.

Wade

 

[kidterico]

Beautiful piece of work. KT

 

[paps]

Awesome folder Calvin!

 

[KenH]

WOW!! Calvin - that's NICE. Thanks to your teaching I even know what "walk 'n talk" is for a slipjoint

Do you plan to bring that to the Hammer-in April 26th? I'm still planning to be there.

Ken H>

 

[backtines]

What a beautiful looking knife you've made Cal. This one really stands out and to me.. I love it.

 

[Ausbrooks]

Beautiful work Cal- red deer and feather - fantastic knife.

 

[jblauvelt]

beautiful

 

[Brad Lilly]

Stunning Calvin!

 

[TacticallySharp]

Gorgeous slip joint! Calvin I'd love to see it in person. I plan on being at the show, which table will you be at?

 

[Calvin Robinson]

Thank you all so much for your kind words.
Ken,yes,I'll have it at the hammer in.
George,yes,I'll have it at the Blade show,my table is 5-L,up front in the Guild section.

 

[blancefitz]

Calvin, that is my favorite so far. I bet it gets snatched up quick.

I have so much in common with that knife. Since my Dad and Grandfather were both named Bill, I have been "Little Bill" for over 40 years. Skinny, super attractive and named "Little Bill", well 2 outta 3 ain't bad.:biggrin:

Bill

 

[Calvin Robinson]

Beautiful work Cal- red deer and feather - fantastic knife.

I should change the name from Little a Bill to a Native American name "Red Deer Feather" and get KT to make a pocket sheath for it. :biggrin:

 

[Calvin Robinson]

Calvin, that is my favorite so far. I bet it gets snatched up quick.

I have so much in common with that knife. Since my Dad and Grandfather were both named Bill, I have been "Little Bill" for over 40 years. Skinny, super attractive and named "Little Bill", well 2 outta 3 ain't bad.:biggrin:


Bill

Bill,
You forgot,modest!:biggrin:
I named this model Little Bill in honor of Bill Ruple,he gave me this pattern,I shrunk it to 80% of its original size,thus,Little Bill.