This is my new slim friction folder design.
I made it to be practical as well as unique.
I am making four each with different handle material.
This is the first one and the handle material is not only rare, but a bit of America history.
The wood is Cocobolo that was found by a friend in Bill Scagel's workshop after his death.
When I visited America last year I visited Fruitport and met with some of Scagel's friends and followers.
I was able to obtain a small piece of this wood and the knife is accompanied by a certificate stating its authenticity.
Back to the knife....
Blade is 3" of A2 and the handle around the 4" mark.
Red liners, ebony back-strap and brass pins.
The shield is antique copper.
Action is knife and smooth, but firm.
Due to the rarity of the handle material, the price on this one is:
SOLD
Dirk
I made it to be practical as well as unique.
I am making four each with different handle material.
This is the first one and the handle material is not only rare, but a bit of America history.
The wood is Cocobolo that was found by a friend in Bill Scagel's workshop after his death.
When I visited America last year I visited Fruitport and met with some of Scagel's friends and followers.
I was able to obtain a small piece of this wood and the knife is accompanied by a certificate stating its authenticity.
Back to the knife....
Blade is 3" of A2 and the handle around the 4" mark.
Red liners, ebony back-strap and brass pins.
The shield is antique copper.
Action is knife and smooth, but firm.
Due to the rarity of the handle material, the price on this one is:
SOLD
Dirk
