All these Bali threads!?!?

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You even used 29. Nice touch.

I just kept filling in the space. I was looking at the Benchmade Logo when I tried this. I left 10 out.

My latest score:

29 Knives Latchless Stiletto.

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29 knives, Chris Olofson, Latchless Stiletto balisong with Cocobolo inserts. Scary sharp and heavy!

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It is heavy as you can see from the pressure into my wife's pillow.
 
I've never understood double edged balis. when I open & close one, I rely on the dull side. They must be just-to-look-at knives.
 
This is a custom knife made by Terry Guinn. This is numbered 6 and I believe there are only 15 that exist. The handles are steel and the hinges are IKBS. The contour is like a Szabofly but the knife is as functional as it is unique and beautiful. There is an elongated finger guard making this a formidable fighting knife if necessary but something this high end would not be an Every Day Carry Knife. The blade to me, looks like a Scimitar and it's a work of art! The etching is gorgeous.

Aside from aesthetics, this has one of the most unique closing mechanisms. It utilizes magnets to lock in the open and closed positions. Despite the weight, due to the smoothness of IKBS, it is a great flipper. It takes a few practice attempts to determine its intrinsic momentum given the field strength of the magnetic latches. It took a few attempts to get the guy to do a Y2K or helix since you have to actuate the handles beyond the gravity of the magnet.

This is an AWESOME balisong and it utilizes the art of a Persian or Asian style knife with the modern technology of IKBS and invisible Magnetic closure.

This is a BAD ASS KNIFE!!!

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CDR, man I don't know what to say. You rock this thread! I would not want to see your knife budget.
 
I have slowed down.

I have others that I didn't post.

I have a few customs ordered made by Chris Olofson( 29 knives) Scimitar/Carbon Fiber, Rick Haney Taipan, Dalton, Matt Cook Titanium/Cocobolo and a Nathan Dewey Scimitar/Ti handles.
 
I postponed my purchase of the Twist for a BM 15020 Bone Collector (just a great blade, I really love it). A Bali is still on the horizon, but I had to prioritize an upcoming Kabar kukri purchase. :uhoh:

You definately have a passion CDR. It's an honor to see your collection.

The spectrum of Balisongs is mind boggling.

Ha! You should know. You have most of them. :)
 
I postponed my purchase of the Twist for a BM 15020 Bone Collector (just a great blade, I really love it). A Bali is still on the horizon, but I had to prioritize an upcoming Kabar kukri purchase. :uhoh:

You definately have a passion CDR. It's an honor to see your collection.



Ha! You should know. You have most of them. :)

Hahahaha!

If you re-read the evolution of my thoughts in this thread, I didn't care for them at first. Now I have 42. That's funny!

I may be selling off a few and keeping a few. I am undecided.
 
I commissioned Nathan Dewey, a new Balisong maker to create a titanium Balisong.

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Contoured titanium scales
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Completed knife
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