The Condor strikes again

[willows]

Hello guys, I present one of my latest creations:

New version of the Condor (the fourth to be exact) with numerous enhancements over the previous version.

- Blade of stainless steel N690Co, polished
- Pivot (hardened steel and made by me on the lathe) with anti-rotation system (designed and made by me)
- Spacers, Pins and pin to open the blade all stainless steel, made by me at the wheel. Stainless steel screws
- Stop Pins hardened steel
- Lock blade Linerlock (with bead lock)
- Handle: wood burl Corbezzolo
- Liners aisi 301 hardened stainless steel
- Teflon Washers

Length when open 8.08 in - 20.5 cm
blade length 3.74 in - 9.5 cm
closed length 4.73 - 12 cm
blade thickness 3 mm
weight 4.5 oz - 130 g

I hope you like
A greeting to all the forum

 

[rhinoknives]

Very SWEET looking knife!

I like the handle shape and the blade looks functional! I have never heard of Corbezzolo?

Very attractive wood and great pictures and backround.

Laurence

www.rhinoknives.com

 

[willows]

Very SWEET looking knife!

I like the handle shape and the blade looks functional! I have never heard of Corbezzolo?

Very attractive wood and great pictures and backround.

Laurence

www.rhinoknives.com

Thanks, I'm very glad you like my knife
The Corbezzolo tree is a shrub that grows only in the Mediterranean forest.

 

[Calvin Robinson]

Pretty knife. Is it put together with pins or are those bolts of some kind?

 

[paps]

Cool knife! I like it!
Phil

 

[willows]

Pretty knife. Is it put together with pins or are those bolts of some kind?

many thanks
the handle is fixed on the pins.
The blade is removable, and fixed with two screws.

 

[willows]

Cool knife! I like it!
Phil

thanks