For you Slipjoint lovers.

[Calvin Robinson]

I don't get much Knifemaking done during turkey season but I did manage to finish these two this morning.
2 1/2" blades,3 1/2" long closed,weight 1.06oz.
Sandvik 14C28N stainless blades and springs,carbon fiber frames.

 

[Sticks]

Very Nice! Thank you for posting! I like the way the blades fit the handle, so there are no sharp edges where the spine is exposed!

Jay

 

[taylormadeknives]

Nice!

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[KDX]

Very nice knives. Have you ever used AEB-L for blades/back springs?

 

[Brad Lilly]

Nice work as usual Calvin. I bet they are feather light

 

[Calvin Robinson]

Nice work as usual Calvin. I bet they are feather light

Thanks Brad,
Yes these are very lightweight, 1.06 ounce,these are lighter than the last ones because I didn't put a shield in them.
But don't mistake lightweight for weak,flimsy or delicate,the carbon fiber is unbelievably strong.

 

[Calvin Robinson]

Very nice knives. Have you ever used AEB-L for blades/back springs?

Thank you for your compliment. No I have never used AEB-L.

 

[Calvin Robinson]

Very Nice! Thank you for posting! I like the way the blades fit the handle, so there are no sharp edges where the spine is exposed!

Jay

Thank you Jay.
Yes the joint is sunken so that sharp corner is not exposed.

 

[dan van]

Calvin, Nice work, I think that you will have started a new trend by using carbon fiber frames. Dan

 

[Frank Niro]

Certainly up to the high standard of all Calvin Robinson knives. In other words; Just great work Calvin !!
Frank

 

[Calvin Robinson]

Thank you Frank!

 

[Calvin Robinson]

Calvin, Nice work, I think that you will have started a new trend by using carbon fiber frames. Dan

Thank you Dan but I'm not the first to use carbon fiber for a liner less slipjoint.

 

[jblauvelt]

Always love your work