Fletcher Knives PSK Bones

[Capbyrd]

I bought this second hand when it popped up and it is one of two. Its a great little utility blade made out of thick O2 steel.

I sent it out to a guy for a bit of custom kydex. I got it back yesterday.

The Kydex guy included three options. One horizontal belt sheath and two folders. One of the folders uses an o-ring for retention and the other uses magnets.

I personally liked the o-ring the best of the two and chose it to start carrying this little blade. The chisel grind is really handy and I prefer using this for opening boxes now.

I'm still working with my kydex guy to see if we can come up with something that deploys a little quicker but honestly, I really like it as is so far.

[MacGyver]

That's cool. Pretty innovative on behalf of the kydex guy!

[Guest Bowdenknxvll]

Nice, Dylan makes a great knife

[Capbyrd]

Yes he does. I've known Dylan for nearing on 10 years now. I also have one of his Operator 575's and love it. I use it alot and don't always oil it well so its developing a nice natural patina. I'm torn on whether to scotchbrite it back to shiny or let it be though.

Only picture I have of it. I need to take some more.

[Guest Broomhead]

If you let it patina it will help with rust resistance. What steel are they?

[Capbyrd]

I said O2 up top but I meant O1 steel. I was thinking about Laconico and all he uses is D2.

[Guest Broomhead]

I said O2 up top but I meant O1 steel. I was thinking about Laconico and all he uses is D2.

Missed that, my bad. I'd still say let it naturally patina. Just my opinion though.

[Major Kong]

Man, you're on a roll these days. That thing looks like it could pry up a manhole cover.

I'm pretty sure I met him at Blade this year. If it's the same guy he had some really cool stuff on his table.

[Capbyrd]

Thanks major! If you watch top shot, he was a contestant last season.