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Spartan Blades New Products
Just posted on their FB page ....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXoDMQNd9ms Damn, that new Spartan/Harsey folder is B-E-A-U-T-I-F-U-L. :lifter |
Looking good! Could someone in the know talk a bit more about the locking mechanism on these?
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They are both standard framelocks. They may or may not incorporate Bob Terzuola's offset radius failsafe. Bob would tell you that he didn't come up with the failsafe, and credit goes to Vince Ford for that. If Mark or Curtis don't answer, I can tell you whether these knives incorporate that feature when I see the guys in March.
That circular doo-dad (that's a highly technical term ;) ) you see on the lockbar side of the Metis is a lock bar overtravel stop. There are a number of ways this can be executed, but as seen on the Metis, that's licensed from Rick Hinderer. Quote:
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Dj, Yep, it's a variation of Turbo Bob's "offset radius failsafe" with a radius in the locking face of the blades tang. This one works extremely well.
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The Spartan Harsey Folder has been in the works for over three years.
All titanium handle frame, screws, spacers and thumbstuds produced to our specs on a Swiss lathe. CPM S35VN steel blade. Spartan has worked hard and successfully to engineer the process's getting this knife to market. |
Sweet! You guys do nice work. I especially appreciate the ambi features.
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I'll be picking mine up at BLADE. :D
I still think the best feature is the North seeking arrow on the pocket clip. It works real well if you hold the knife right:rolleyes::munchin |
Not necessary. The action on them is smooth as glass.
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Just got a shipping notice for mine, couldn't hold out til blade show.
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Mine is on the way. I'm dying to hit it with the Verniers and check the specs. Yes I'm a nerd.
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Here's my SHF with stone-washed finish. It has as firm a lock up as I've seen on a folding knife. Top-notch work, gents.
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I'd say mission accomplished. You guys hit a home run with those knives. As usual.
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