Shirogorov Dr. Death style folder by VESPA

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An interesting collaboration between Sergey Shirogorov and Tom Mayo

They've started to sell the VESPA version of this unique style folder on Aliexpress.  

- Unique Mayo design 
- Premium S35VN powder steel blade
- Full titanium frame lock construction
- Ball bearing pivot system
- Light weight (125 g) for every day carry

Details:
Blade length: 3.74" (95 mm)
Blade thickness: 0.157" (4 mm)
Blade steel: S35VN Powder Steel
Open length: 8.86" (225 mm)
Closed length: 4.96" (126 mm)
Weight: 4.4 oz (125 g)
Handle: titanium
Lock: frame lock with steel insert
Carry: right hand tip up
Extra: tools for the screws

Satin or satin + stone washed blade finish:

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Lionsteel T.R.E. style folder from Dicoria

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The T.R.E. is available again! 

- Awesome design with removable thumbdisk and flipper
- Premium M390 powder steel pearl stone washed blade
- Ball bearing pivot system
- Light weight and compact size for every day carry
- Exclusive wooden gift box with tools

Details:

Blade length: 2.91" (74 mm)

Blade thickness: 0.138" (3.5 mm)

Blade steel: M390 Powder Steel (61.5 HRC)

Open length: 6.89" (175 mm)

Closed length: 3.98" (101 mm)

Weight: 2.82 oz (80 g)

Handle: titanium

Lock: frame lock with steel insert

Carry: right or left hand tip up

Extra: wooden gift box + tools

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New Ganzo folders at Gearbest

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Ganzo G7413 with plain G10 handle and black blade: ***HERE*** (black, orange, green)

Ganzo G7413 with grooved G10 handle and black blade: ***HERE*** (orange, black)

Ganzo G7412 with grooved G10 handle and sw blade: ***HERE*** (orange, black)

Ganzo G740 with plain G10 handle: ***HERE*** (orange, black, green)

Ganzo G7371 with G10 handle and satin blade: ***HERE*** (black, orange)

Ganzo G7372 with G10 handle and stone washed blade: ***HERE*** (black, orange)

Ganzo G7041 (G704 with stone washed blade): ***HERE*** 

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A parang inspired design.

So I drew this one up last night..

It's an interesting one as to how it came about.

A chap called Micheal Clark had drawn this up as a parang design in 6mm and had asked for view on it.

 I thought that it needed some tweaks and suggested some thoughts. I then found that doing a sketch overlay was easier than trying to describe it. (A picture paints a thousand words after all!!)

Later I found myself tweaking the design more to what I would have done from the start and ended up with the design at the top of the page. It makes me think of a pirate's cutlass! I think it's certainly one to look at for a future build but not in 6mm thick steel. This one needs to be lighter!

Interestingly, overlaying the two deigns they now look like very very distant relatives - the handle has changed, the blade has changed. The only thing vaguely the same is that it has a guard and the overall length but I'll probably end up changing that when it comes round to making it as looking at it now it looks too long!

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