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The problem with channel handles(solid) is they have a tendency to scrape against the blade when being flipped.Sandwich construction is easier to prevent the blade rubbing against the handles.

Type: sandwich Blade style: spearpoint Blade length:5" Blade material:19c27 Pivots: 3/16th bushings Handle Material: 416 SS Spring Latch Zen Pins

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Congrats2thumbs Did you do the engraving too?

I use Cerakote,available from NIC IND.It is 8x's more wear resistant than gun-kote or dura-kote.

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Thanks. Did you buy that sweet sword? Looks like the pic was taken in your hotel room.

When I've made liner-locks,I often use a ball mill or 1/2" wheel to cut a recess at the rear of the lock spring near the rear end of the handle.I do this if the Ti is .090 or over as I find too thick of a spring can lock up too tight sometimes.So if the lock has too much play,I can use a round...

If you decide to use silver,then use argentium sterling silver as it wont tarnish due to the adding of germanium.

Dang, I can only imagine what a close relative would receive.2thumbs

Frank heres another way to do it.If you cut a half-round relief at the rear of the lock you can use a piece of pipe,tubing,drill bit,etc, the same size as the relief to lengthen the lock without leaving any kind of marks.

I flip between balisongs and out the front or out the side autos.Today a Microtech Makora2.

The Bradley Kimura 2, a balisong.Microtechs Halo 5,an out the front auto.Benchmades replacement for the model 42 balisong,they havent announced it yet but theres no way their not going to replace the 42 with something.Any quality out the front auto or balisong.

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Your Welcomegreat job!

Thanks Larry.My friend wanted a knife for self defense against mountain lions while jogging.Bears are Americas apex predator.Im also making her a hydration pack with a rear mounted stun gun as mountain lions always attack from the rear.

Thanks James.Its just a simple wide spaced latter pattern.

Benchmade is the only co I know of that goes after us little guy's.

Excellent company and steel.

Sam you sure make a nice variety of stuff2thumbs2thumbs