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Drop + Ferrum Forge Buc Titanium Frame Lock
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Drop + Ferrum Forge Buc Titanium Frame Lock
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Product Description
Our fourth collaboration with custom knife shop Ferrum Forge, the Buc (short for buccaneer) is the most daring yet—and now it comes in milled patterns for a touch of extra flair. It takes inspiration from traditional Asian cavalry sabres, which is in large part thanks to designer Elliot Williamson’s interest in historical edged weapons Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downLenz32
16
Dec 18, 2019
Why is Drop screwing its own customers by drastically dropping prices on its collabs? WTF? Resale goes from $100-110 to 80 bucks? Way to screw us Drop. Never again.
whipster
80
Dec 25, 2019
Are you seriously buying things on Drop as investments? I think maybe you should buy a knife to cut things.
sirluc2
18
Jan 19, 2020
It is just as the name implies, the locking mechanism incorporates the frame as its primary component. The frame is milled in such a way that when the blade is opened, a part of the frame bends inward to hold the blade in place.
I personally am not a huge fan of frame locks, because I'm left handed, so the part of the frame that bends is usually something that I have to work around when opening knives. It just requires holding the knife slightly differently, but it can require conscious effort when you first get into frame locks.
Bobraz
2631
Dec 18, 2019
You seriously could not Google it and see the various different locking mechanisms?
silverspurr59
300
Dec 13, 2019
Do a google search using your question, you'll see plenty of videos showing what a 'frame lock' is.
MadCadder
82
Dec 14, 2019
The locking system is made using the frame instead of a separate piece of metal called a liner. Frame locks are more desirable since more complex milling work is needed to create the locking feature.
Davidsh331
284
Dec 17, 2019
MadCadderThe piece of metal is called the Frame, when referring to a Frame lock.
MadCadder
82
Dec 14, 2019
S35VN is a higher tier EDC metal since it is very strong, holds a very sharp edge, and doesn’t rust. However, you have to be careful with what you cut (meats and some vegetables like radish) since it can discolor the metal.
Ghostimpala
46
Apr 16, 2020
Has anyone deciphered the Buc’s serial number codes? I received my Buc today (Bronze Supernova) and the serial number is SZ015. I assume this is # 15 but what does the “SZ” mean? “S” for Supernova and “Z” for Bronze? I’ve seen pics from another poster to the site and his is a blue mothership. Serial # is ML072 so I’m thinking M for mothership and L for Blue...... maybe? What do you guys think?
For context, I picked up my Buc from Amazon so I did not have to wait for the drop later this month. Paid a darn premium for it too. Suppose it’s from the 1st drop which is why the # is 15.
Thanks
Kennon_B
16
Jul 7, 2020
FWIW I have an Original Bronze and the SN starts with 'OZ', so I think you are on the money with Z = 'Bronze'
Darvantus
9
Jul 30, 2020
Green brick of love. Long enough to keep all your knives sharp, including kitchen knives. Knife sharpening is a skill everyone who ever uses a knife should have. Don't have to spend $100's on spyderco specialty kits, when you can buy a single, all purpose stone that will last a lifetime.
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