New model for blade - Singularity

[T.Rexford]

Well You guys kept asking for a flipper and I listened. These two are prototypes for Blade show. I'll have 1 or maybe 2 more for the show. Some fancier ones.

Specs:

.190 contoured ti frames. Anoed dark purple to bronze front to back.
3.5" blade length. S35Vn.
3d Ti pocket clip.
Organic Ti backspacer.
.250 pivots with mokume inlays.
.1875 stop pin.
Ceramic Detent Ball.
Large diameter race bearing setup.

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Have a great 2 weeks before Blade and see you in Atlanta!

[admanthelabrat]

Absolutely Gorgeous.

[RoyalM]

I really like the look of that, nice work mate.

[cornnutt]

75448

[Winter]

Absolutely Gorgeous.

+1 :devilzeek

[WJBennett]

Outstanding work Todd.

[craythegray]

The sheer sexiness of that knife is awesome.

I love file-work on the back.

Simplistic looking but unwavering complex in its deliverance!

[czombie]

Yes please!!!:devilzeek

[TKC]

I LOVE it. I like the nice smooooooooooooth lines.

[sled]

Just beautiful. Not good for us that cannot make it to blade though.

[Cisco Kid]

Clean lines and unique personality. Very refreshing to see something breaking the mold.

[Everything Mac]

Lovely clean lines! Really nice knife!

I love the file work!


Me want!

[payaso]

Wow. Those are awesome.:devilzeek

Great job.

[Tom v S]

Mr Rexford, you sir, are gonna make it big time in the knife industry! Your design are flawless, good looking and very practical. And the execution looks damn perfect too.

Now i need to start saving before they become as sought after as they should be:deadevil:

[T.Rexford]

Thanks guys!

Tom v S.. you can call me Todd :bwah:


This knife came out pretty good for prototypes. I've already made a couple changes on the new ones. One change which I knew I was going to do was to rotary the stop pin groove in the blade. This keeps the spine touching the frame when the knife is closed. the pin is still external and the same diameter as the proto's but on these I wanted to work the placement later on in the build. So I went the ground-in route.

I've also increased the flipper length about .030. It helps me find the flipper when I'm not looking but I'm sure for someone who is accustomed to flippers it won't matter.

[Mr.LaBella]

Mr. Rexford, Mr.LaBella approves.

[rio]

very nice i would love one:ssmile:

[bigbob68]

See you at Blade. I will pick it up from you there, lol. Seriously fine work. Thanks for sharing.

[Herring223]

See you in Hotlanta, you can leave the knife with me that will cut down on traveling cost!:devilzeek

[stoneman]

I really like the look of this one. The back spacer is sweet, too. I'm a sucker for nicely sculpted back spacers :madaddy:

[TPetsch]

That's one of the nicest Protos' that I've seen in some time, from any maker.

An all together Clean and elegantly designed piece.

[blade viking]

The hand rubbing is phanominal on that blade. I am curious as to what the bearing system consists of.

[M.Olexey]

Nice!

[T.Rexford]

The hand rubbing is phanominal on that blade. I am curious as to what the bearing system consists of.


Its pretty simple. Just a machined in race with 1/16" heat treated stainless balls. Similar to IKBS but instead of having the pivot being the side of the race this setup runs a .500 or so diameter race. The races are also not in the Ti frames.

I'll be playing around with some other bearing ideas in the future.