New Knife Lock Patent -Tormach 1100MX Coming Soon Subscribe and Watch The Journey Media
Published: 3 years ago
I just received US Patent 10,981,283 for my new folding knife lock mechanism. In this video I talk a little about the new knife patent and the plans for up coming videos all about making this knife.
In this video I share a high level overview of the last year from waking up with the idea for this knife to receiving the patent. Information I could not find when I was searching. I also share that since I have not found a knife company to purchase or lease this invention yet, that I am going to purchase a Tormach 1100MX CNC Mill and start producing more of my own Knives. BladesIIB is a knife company after all, time to live up to the name.
In future videos I will go into more detail about the prototype process. Finding vendors to make some of the prototype parts. Prototyping a new compression spring and the overall journey. I will also show step by step making this knife and the lock mechanism.
I look forward to sharing the journey to take this knife from Patent to Production. This won't happen overnight so subscribe and join me over the next several months as I go from a couple of prototypes to making enough knives to get some up for sale. Should be fun and a lot of great learning.
Thanks to Zach Hilton and Hilton Law for helping me secure this patent.
In this video I share a high level overview of the last year from waking up with the idea for this knife to receiving the patent. Information I could not find when I was searching. I also share that since I have not found a knife company to purchase or lease this invention yet, that I am going to purchase a Tormach 1100MX CNC Mill and start producing more of my own Knives. BladesIIB is a knife company after all, time to live up to the name.
In future videos I will go into more detail about the prototype process. Finding vendors to make some of the prototype parts. Prototyping a new compression spring and the overall journey. I will also show step by step making this knife and the lock mechanism.
I look forward to sharing the journey to take this knife from Patent to Production. This won't happen overnight so subscribe and join me over the next several months as I go from a couple of prototypes to making enough knives to get some up for sale. Should be fun and a lot of great learning.
Thanks to Zach Hilton and Hilton Law for helping me secure this patent.