Compression Lock Fail at Margaret Valez blog

Compression Lock Fail. Does it compare to a frame lock in reliability? Has it every failed a spine wack. The lockup is so late that the lockbar touches the other scale, potentially causing lock rock. The compression lock is a proprietary spyderco lock and has an almost similar operating mechanism to its counterpart the liner lock but. You disengage the lock, swing the blade down and release the lock and your finger shouldn't be there when the blade hits home. Rather than tempting the lock bar to slide off the blade ramp, the force literally tries to compress it between the ramp and the stop pin—thus the name “compression lock.” Pretty much anything between those two conditions is. Several past, present, and future spyderco knives utilize the compression lock (such as the upcoming sage 5 lightweight). How solid is the compression lock on the para military. That pressure is resisted by the width of the lock bar and the solid structure of the stop pin. Frame locks are very crud resistant,. The vast, vast majority of people will never see a liner lock fail through lack of strength unless it's on a cheap knife with inferior metallurgy. Compression lock has never failed me and it would require major crud to stop it from locking.

Rather than tempting the lock bar to slide off the blade ramp, the force literally tries to compress it between the ramp and the stop pin—thus the name “compression lock.” Does it compare to a frame lock in reliability? The vast, vast majority of people will never see a liner lock fail through lack of strength unless it's on a cheap knife with inferior metallurgy. Pretty much anything between those two conditions is. You disengage the lock, swing the blade down and release the lock and your finger shouldn't be there when the blade hits home. Has it every failed a spine wack. Compression lock has never failed me and it would require major crud to stop it from locking. Frame locks are very crud resistant,. Several past, present, and future spyderco knives utilize the compression lock (such as the upcoming sage 5 lightweight). That pressure is resisted by the width of the lock bar and the solid structure of the stop pin.

How the Spyderco Compression Lock Works YouTube

Compression Lock Fail Rather than tempting the lock bar to slide off the blade ramp, the force literally tries to compress it between the ramp and the stop pin—thus the name “compression lock.” The vast, vast majority of people will never see a liner lock fail through lack of strength unless it's on a cheap knife with inferior metallurgy. That pressure is resisted by the width of the lock bar and the solid structure of the stop pin. Pretty much anything between those two conditions is. Compression lock has never failed me and it would require major crud to stop it from locking. How solid is the compression lock on the para military. Rather than tempting the lock bar to slide off the blade ramp, the force literally tries to compress it between the ramp and the stop pin—thus the name “compression lock.” Has it every failed a spine wack. You disengage the lock, swing the blade down and release the lock and your finger shouldn't be there when the blade hits home. The lockup is so late that the lockbar touches the other scale, potentially causing lock rock. The compression lock is a proprietary spyderco lock and has an almost similar operating mechanism to its counterpart the liner lock but. Does it compare to a frame lock in reliability? Frame locks are very crud resistant,. Several past, present, and future spyderco knives utilize the compression lock (such as the upcoming sage 5 lightweight).