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03-21-2004, 11:21 AM
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This one's for Neil
An interframe hybrid, this is a locking liner folder with scales made of Jim Ferguson damascus (his "Turkish Delight") and blacklip mother of pearl. The process for the inlay is described in Neil Charity's tutorial, How I Build an Interframe Folder.
Although this is a locking liner, the inlay process is identical to Neil's interframe. I understand Neil is having some health problems, so this knife is a tribute to him for making his knowledge available to the rest of us. Thanks, Neil, and I hope you recover fully and come back to share even more great tips.    The specs are: Blade: mirror polished 440v, 2.625" long Liners: polished Ti (no anodizing, no jeweling - the knife is already embelished enough). OAL: 7.625 As always, thanks for looking. All comments are appreciated. -Frank J Warner __________________ --Frank J Warner Happiness is tight gibs and a flat platen. http://www.franksknives.com/ 
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03-21-2004, 12:33 PM
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Beautiful work, Frank! BUt, a mirror polished 440V blade? You must be a masochist!
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03-21-2004, 01:55 PM
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As usual, beautiful work, Frank. That black lip is hard to find nowadays.
 So, back from your trip, huh?
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