Liner Lock Knives

With 181 detailed color photos and clear, step-by-step guidance from a top-tier knifemaker, this workshop-proven method guides intermediate to advanced level knifemakers to success in crafting a folding knife. The liner lock mechanism can be made relatively easily, it needs only few components, and it isif constructed neatlysecure and durable. This book teaches how to construct both general kinds of liner locks: one uses the liner itself as an arresting spring (classic liner lock), and in the other the spring is made as an extra construction part and inlaid into the liner (“nested liner”). Here is the guidance you need to design and produce a liner lock knife on your own.[AuthorName]By Peter Fronteddu and Stefan Steigerwald[/AuthorName][AuthorBio]Peter Fronteddu is a writer and photographer. Stefan Steigerwald is a knifemaker.
Stefan Steigerwald is one of the most prominent knifemakers in Germany. He manufactures a wide range of knives from utility knives to art objects that sell in the five-figure price range. Peter Fronteddu has established himself as a knife expert. He has written and photographed several volumes in this workshop series.[/AuthorBio][NumIllustration]181 color images[/NumIllustration][CoAuthor][/CoAuthor][SubTitle][/SubTitle][ColorPattern]181 color images[/ColorPattern]