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Internal Workings of the Triton OTF - Jeff Harkins
41 individual pieces to this knife.
The top frame:
(01) Houses the heart of the mechanism, the slide assembly
(02) Within the “slide assembly” is the “main spring”
(03) Hardened steel “Lugs”
(04) Which are attached to either end. These lugs contact the blade at point
(05) To shoot the blade in & out. This OTF mechanism uses what I call the “Cowcatcher”
(06) For a solid lock-up. The Cowcatcher slides along a groove in the “Bottom frame” to the under cut
(07) Were the angles that are machined prevent movement in any direction. The “lock out lever”
(08) Contacts the blade at point
(09) When the blade is deployed. The “lock in lever”
(10) Contacts the blade at point
(11) To keep the blade locked in.
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Comment by Jan Carter on March 11, 2015 at 8:59
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Dale,
Thank you! That sure makes it much clearer for me and I didnt even have to take a knife apart
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In Memoriam Comment by D ale on March 10, 2015 at 22:13 -
Adam .. take a look here
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