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Pretty Cool eh? I have made serveral of these mostly for my kids and nephews that were too young to have real knives so I made the blades dull and put a lanyard on them (they REALLY love them). This one I made for myself, it is of a walnut handle, Oak hinge pin, with a cherry blade (that has a pretty scarry edge on it) & spring. I call it my Airport Express…100% wood. You might note in the second pic the wood spring extended beyond the handle because the blade is not out completely. No plans… every one has been different. If there is enough interest i might be able to put together a rough concept drawing.
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10 comments so far
a1Jim
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posted 149 days ago
Fun project looks good
-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon
fred4999
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posted 149 days ago
Too cool, what a good use of small scrap wood pieces, which I am sure we all have too much of. Thanks for sharing!
Would you explain the spring part, or maybe show a photo or two?
Thanks again!
-- Fred, Georgia
Doug
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posted 149 days ago
Very clever dude ! I like a man with an imagination
-- Use your imagination ! you'll be suprised
SCOTSMAN
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posted 149 days ago
I don’t know what it is but kids just love knives.When my boys were young my eldest son pesterred the life out of me for a Rambo knife.He insisted the suture kit would ba a lifesaver if ever he was out in the woods and got badly cut also the fishing hooks would help keep him alive should he stray from home and be half starved even though the woods at the back of my garden are just about twenty acres anyway I relented and gave in he and his brother got one with various conditions attached.Almost a week later they were put into a catrdboard shoe box by the boys who grew tired of them, and they are probably still there LOL I like the design have fun.Alistair
-- excuse my typing as I have a form of parkinsons disease
Occie gilliam
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posted 139 days ago
Nice, you do good work, keep it coming
-- Occie down in Costa Rica. come down and see us some time. I'll keep the light on for you Occiegilliam@yahoo.com
mama_curl
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posted 137 days ago
I’m newer to work working how the heck would I go about making one of these for my son?
lighthearted
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posted 133 days ago
Very Cool! My kids are going to love this! Thanks for sharing.
-- Chris
John
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posted 132 days ago
That’s a nice ‘Dilinger Special’ Gotta make me one for my nephew.
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mcoyfrog
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posted 121 days ago
thats great i love it
-- Wood and Glass they kick (well you know) Have a great day - Dug
GaryBuck
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posted 113 days ago
Very cool and looks great I’m courious about the spring part myself. Thanks for sharing