Txcwboy Well-Known Member Jun 4, 2011 #1 Anyone care to share the process of designing the pivot and lock areas on a folder. I have only been seen the one from Ray Rogers. It works for a basic folder but I can always make it work for whats in my head or on paper. thanks ! Dave
Anyone care to share the process of designing the pivot and lock areas on a folder. I have only been seen the one from Ray Rogers. It works for a basic folder but I can always make it work for whats in my head or on paper. thanks ! Dave
Curtiss Knives KD Founding Member #1, Knifemaker Jun 4, 2011 #2 What kinda a folder are you wanting to make?
Txcwboy Well-Known Member Jun 4, 2011 #3 A short fat frame lock . Like something Blackwood or Burke would do. Or like your Nano framelock Dave
A short fat frame lock . Like something Blackwood or Burke would do. Or like your Nano framelock Dave
Txcwboy Well-Known Member Jun 4, 2011 #5 I have omax software I got from you.But havent figured out how to draw curves yet. But thats does help
I have omax software I got from you.But havent figured out how to draw curves yet. But thats does help
Txcwboy Well-Known Member Jun 5, 2011 #6 Im trying to make my first frame lock so I thought I would keep it small.
E elasmonut Member Jun 7, 2011 #7 Get yourself a compass, a pencil, and some scissors and cardboard, draw up a feww pin 'em together and see what works.
Get yourself a compass, a pencil, and some scissors and cardboard, draw up a feww pin 'em together and see what works.
Txcwboy Well-Known Member Jun 8, 2011 #9 I have that book ! Was I suppose to read it ? I ll have to check it out better. That books is worth high $ now too !
I have that book ! Was I suppose to read it ? I ll have to check it out better. That books is worth high $ now too !
Fellhoelter Well-Known Member Jun 8, 2011 #10 Nah, just stick it under your pillow every night for a year.