CARBON SCALE FOR A CITIZEN

I was thinking about this improvement for a long time. Now it's done !
Same size but ULTRA light.

This knife is available ! SOLD

US TRIP

Some marvelous pictures taken by my friend Seb during is last trip in the West USA........ He is a fine motorbike racer when he isn't drunk.;-)
Please notice his trip companion : the PPT Light

READY FOR THE SICAC SHOW

that's what will be available....Almost !!!

BLACK IS BEAUTIFUL

Those knives were treated with Ionbond DLC coating. (baby, carbon scales PPT, SP fighter)
It's a very thin and very hard layer. I'm in love with the results !

one shot BUGATTI KNIFE

The Bugatti plant is near from my house. A friend of mine asked me to study a design close to this brand.... His grand father worked on the Royale; One of the first Bugatti built in my country
Today we sometimes can quickly see some brand new Veyron tested on the road so it was more interesting for me to built something around the Veyron instead of the Royale.

specs of the car :
8.0 L W16 quad-turbocharged 1,001 PS  (736 kW)
weight : 1888 kg (4,162 lb)
designer : Jozef Kaban
price : 1.3 million Euros
One wheel brake cost 16000 euros (has to be changed every 20000 km)


specs of the knife:
IKBS, titanium Scales, carbon fiber, RWL34 blade
weights : 120 gr
designer : sacha Thiel
Price : much much less

SPYDIE PPT - CUSTOM SCALES

NEXT MILESTONE : SICAC SHOW IN PARIS

SOMETHING NEW ON THE LARGE PPT

this little pin prevent a too long moving way of the framelock

CITIZEN ON THE BENCH

READY FOR DELIVERY

SOME WIP PICS

Hell room, Batch and milling the Baby Blade lock

SOME NEW FOLDERS

Anodised PPT
Carbon fiber  PPT light
Orion standard version

LARGE PPT Orange

RWL34 blade, Titanium scales , corrugated Orange G10.

NEW MODEL ! (not named yet)

RWL 34 Blade, titanium scales, G10 handle. low profil clip.

SOME PICS OF THE LATEST KNIVES I MADE.....

Baby carbon fiber, classic blue PPT, Tac-thiel.

IKBS FOLDER Carbon Fiber scales

Here some pics of my new IKBS knife. Titanium, RWL34, carbon fiber. I'll probably name it "The Hornet"