lock types?

[Lt.Hawkins]

anyone have a web page or what not of different blade lock types? pictures would be nice, so i can actually recognize one, instead of just being able to spout out "oh, a liner lock is blah blah blah whereas a lockback is blah bleh blah but blah"?

[Joe Talmadge]

There was a good discussion on the technical forum of lock types recently. Of course, there's no pics there.

What I do when I want to see different knives is head to store.knifecenter.com, and look them up. If you want to do that, here are some lock types and their representatives:

lockback: Buck 110 (backlock) Spyderco endura (midlock)

liner lock: spyderco Wegner

compression lock: spyderco gunting

axis lock: Benchmade 710 Axis

Arc Lock: SOG vision

Integral lock: Reeve Sebenza

Rolling lock: REKAT Carnivour

Okay, none of the pics you'll find will really have the detailed workings that you want, but at least you can see basically what's being talked about.

Joe

[Tightwad]

Hi, For more info go to WWW.AGRUSSELL.COM and poke around there a while. A.G. has been
in the knife business for a very long time. It's also a very good place to buy. Those folk's are the
are the best there is to buy from . Not the cheapest but the very best for quality of service. Ask for
them to send you their little catalouges., they're great reading material. Enjoy.

[cerulean]

If you want pictures showing how different locks work, the only web page I've seen with diagrams of locks is... here at Spyderco's web site! Click &quot;Edge-U-Cation&quot; above and then click on &quot;Knife Anatomy&quot;. <img src="smile.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle>

Edited by - cerulean on 7/21/2001 12:23:31 AM

[Lt.Hawkins]

yeah, but that only has 2 or 3 locks types <img src="sad.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle>

[The Stare]

Just a little addition to Joe's post. More and more, integral locks are being called frame locks. In addition to the Sebenza, the Camillus EDC, Outdoor Edge Paragee, and there is a new Kershaw -- the name of which deserts me -- you can find it in the News section at Knife Center, all have integral locks. So do the CRKT S-2 and the Benchmade 750.

Stare

[vampyrewolf]

Would you be thinking of the
Kershaw/Ken Onion Chive?

2&quot; blade
torsion bar to open
framelock

We all start with 10 fingers. Those with Spydies have 9 to spare, Still need a thumb. Good thing I still have 8 to spare...