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Arguably the two strongest lightest materials combined into a Buck 110?
Here is a Buck 110 which I manufactured a pair of .100" 6AL-4V Titanium liners with 1/8 Carbon Fiber scales. (This Carbon Fiber is awsome full weave, it sparks when you sand it!) It is very very close the same dimensions of a modern stock 110 but much less weight and feels alot stronger.
I beleive it is just under 5 ounces, I'll have to check after the skeletonizing. Its not quite done yet, more pictures soon!
I will be open to offers on this knife for the time being, I may keep it as my EDC/Business Card, But I can always make you one.
I beleive it is just under 5 ounces, I'll have to check after the skeletonizing. Its not quite done yet, more pictures soon!
I will be open to offers on this knife for the time being, I may keep it as my EDC/Business Card, But I can always make you one.
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Permalink Reply by Christian Talamantes on
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Wow. That's really awesome. Good job!
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Wow that is nice I wonder what you ever did to finish that and what a great way to modify bucks!
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Permalink Reply by Brad T. on
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Dang, I have a small sheet/plate of .110 6al 4v. I was thinking of doing the same thing with a beat up 110 from eBay. But I was thinking of using a Damascus blade from snake river knives. But since you are willing to make them, what is your price?
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Titanium liners, I wonder if Stanley has seen this one?
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