what about a spydie friction folder ???

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This has to do with the draconian Euro knife laws, doesn't it? I think it would be nice for our fellow Spyder Knuts from Europe, but I personally wouldn't buy it. Not my bag of chips.
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hey look at the anso friction folder
really cool knife :) :D

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I'd rather see a slip joint (BTW: love that shape arzh)
If it becomes a friction folder, how about a simple sliding lock that engages onto a pair of pins (like thumb stubs)?
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arzh wrote:HI

is there in the past a poject about a friction folder with this kind of system?

this one pierre henry monnet
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i imagine for the design
the manix
or the Uk pen knife

tell what are you thinking about it
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Still waiting a good Spyderco friction folder :rolleyes: :D

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arzh wrote:ImageImageImageImage


here a custom friction folder by sacha Thiel
soooooo cool friction it could be very cool in :spyder: version :D

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WOW.

That is beautiful.

arzh - what is the price on something like that?

Though, as I look at that, I immediately wonder what it would look like with a dropped edge, and I think that would fit well with the roots of the pattern, as a knife you might use to enjoy a meal in the Provencal.

As I think about it, I would say collaboration would be the way to go, variety and differentiation are pillars in the success of Spyderco.

And, this ball detent really excites me..... And what if you could manufacture it with the retention method slash lock, which could then be removed by our friends over the pond? Best of both worlds?

I have to say, I am very much enjoying different locks, so this is an exciting idea.
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I know nothing of the ball detent idea, and that may be a great idea, I don't know....

But, I was just trying to imagine a lock that would work with shape of the finger of the friction folder.

And this is what occurs to me, a centrally located Compression Lock (as in, in line with the pivot, much like the current Compression locks, though maybe shifted a bit....), with a release tab not on the spine side, but the other side (terms fail me).

The two versions could share most of the engineering, with the Compression Lock version requiring just a bit more.

Sprint one, then the other....

Just brainstorming....

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from my friend ben cardoso
cardoso5fr wrote:That folder is born from scrap piece.
The blade was a frame lock failed blade... I reworked it a little.
The handle was a piece of burgundy canvas micarta shaped by jjs
The tang pin is a small O2 piece hardened and tempered.

XC75, sharp 6,2 cm, thickness 3,4 mm, O2 blade.
16 cm long, 0,9 cm thick
Burgundy canvas micarta for the scale,
Poids 45g.
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Thanks Jerome, Ben shows some real talent, love his work :) :cool:
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Here's another, from down my neck of the woods...
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spyderco hole, as forged flats, burgundy scales....

very nice.
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Here's a custom job from Filip de Leeuw, Deviant11 blades.

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Blade is RWL-34, handle has one Ti liner and G-10 scales.
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Hi sal

my old dream will come true ? :D
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eh, non locking aint my thing. All because I had a small tiny 4 function swiss army when I was a wee little boy out camping. Picked up the knife backwards, and when I tried to use it, it closed right on my finger. Dang that was sharp. Still have a big, whits scar on my finger.

Oh my childhood :) . in conclusion, I only carry locking knives. Im much more careful now anyway, I have just grown accustomed to them.
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I would be happy to see a Ben Cardoso`s "Carderco"... :)
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We're waiting on a Deviant Friction folder to test the concept to see if it might be effective for production.

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good news sal :)
four years after
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arzh wrote:
07-06-2006, 09:20 PM

HI

is there in the past a poject about a friction folder with this kind of system?

fred Perrin

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this one pierre henry monnet
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this one by filip De Leeuw

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i imagine for the design
the manix
or the Uk pen knife

tell what are you thinking about it
cheers
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I asked ages ago about a spderco friction folder. Any news?

Also, I asked about a fred perrrin friction foilder as shown in the pics and was told fred wouold get round to it, or something, but so far .....

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