Frame/Liner Lock 2 Blader

[paps]

I attempted to make one of these several years ago but failed to get it done...saw a squirrel and got redirected I guess. Then after seeing one of Frank Niro's two bladed knives recently I got interested again and decided to give it another shot. Started over with the design and decided to make one blade with a frame lock and the other with a liner lock. It's a bit different but was fun and challenging to make. CPM-154 for the blade steel, anodized titanium for the frame and carbon fiber covers. Here's some photos...thanks for the look and thanks to Frank for the inspiration! -Phil

 

[Steven Long]

Haha! Squirrel! I do that all the time too.
You nailed this one. It's a beauty for sure.

 

[Frank Niro]

Paps,it's people like you that give me a recharge ! I am super pleased you picked up on this and came up with what you did !!! Great work as always and innovative as well !!! Frank

 

[Dennis Morland]

Paps
You are very clever - like an evil scientist. How you got it all to fit together - and work is beyond me. I looked at the pictures and tried to figure it all out. All I got was a headache. Pretty amazing.
DeMo

 

[paps]

Thanks Steven, Frank and DeMo for the comments. The knife is a little complicated but not too bad. One of the problems with this type of knife is that you have to be careful not to build yourself into a corner and have a knife that you can't put together in the end. Time for some huntin or fishin!

 

[Keith Willis]

Very nice paps (squirrel) LOL .I see them often

God bless

 

[blancefitz]

I guess this explains why I haven't heard from you in a while! I think I may have to come over and take a look at your scrap bucket and then report back to the folks how complicated this really was. The knife looks great by the way.

Bill

 

[Ausbrooks]

that is some very impressive and creative work Paps! You are a true master of the folder to make such a thing...

 

[Don Robinson]

Congratulations! Very ingenious.

 

[paps]

Thank again for the comments...they are appreciated!

 

[Bruce Bump]

Really cool design. Nice execution too.