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 Custom Knife display stand for Izanami, Izanagi knives and sheaths. Stand is granite, tulipwood, 304 stainless steel, Noreena Jasper and Nickel Magnesite/Chrysoprase gemstone, and Paduk hardwood
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Stratos

"Stratos" liner lock folding knife, obverse side view: 440C stainless steel blade, anodized 6AL4V titanium liners, leather, nickel plated steel sheath
Stratos: liner lock folding knife

Stratos is a custom liner lock folding knife made for an F16 pilot for his utility carry. The blade is mirror finished 440C high chromium stainless steel, fully fileworked, with a matching 440C spacer bar, hardened and tempered throughout. The liners and spring plate are 6AL4V titanium, chosen for its toughness and light weight. Milled holes in the titanium liners ease the handle weight even more, and give the knife a nice balance. The titanium is fileworked throughout, and the spring plate is anodized a golden color, and the liners are anodized a beautiful blue. All the titanium is bead blasted for a flat, uniform finish that allows the deep anodization to display brightly. All of the hardware is 302 stainless steel, for longevity and corrosion resistance. I made a 6 oz. thick leather display sheath for carry and security which allows the knife to display a bit, while securing and protecting with a nickel plated steel retaining snap. A beautiful piece for carry or collection.

Thanks,  M. W.!

"Stratos" liner lock folding knife, reverse side view, custom etching on blade, knife for F16 pilot "Stratos" linerlock folding knife, spine view, edgework, filework detail. Note gold anodizing of spring plate, titanium. "Stratos" liner lock folding knife, inside handle view. Note full filework, even inside liner "Stratos" linerlock folder, obverse side view. All components are stainless steel or titanium for absolute corrosion resistance "Stratos" liner lock folding knife in stainless steel, anodized titanium "Stratos" rear view of sheath. Sheath has full belt loop, nickel plated steel retaining snap in 6 oz. leather shoulder "Stratos" liner lock folding knife, sheathed view F16 pilot and combat control officer

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