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KB Flipper for KeyBar (Designed by Ferrum Forge)
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KB Flipper for KeyBar (Designed by Ferrum Forge)
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Well-recognized in the EDC community, the KeyBar reduces bulk and eliminates the noisy jingle of your keys. If you have one, you already know how handy it can be Read More
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FerrumForge_Elliot
Dec 14, 2017
I'm seeing some confusion about the material in this knife and questions about the price to size ratio. This knife does not have titanium scales. It has 420 stainless steel scales. We had to do this in order to give the bearings something to ride on and maintain the thinnest material dimensions so the knife doesn't make the keybar too wide. Much of the cost of this knife comes from the pivot and standoff screws I had to design specifically for this knife to make it function as flipper and fit in the keybar. They have very tight tolerancing and maintain the dimensions in the knife so the tension on the keybar screws does not affect the action of the knife . I know it looks simple, but we spent almost a year prototyping this knife and optimizing the bearing configuration to ensure it would function as a flipper, be stable, and as robust as we could make in is such a small package.
eksuen
748
Dec 14, 2017
FerrumForgeKnifeWorksThanks for the info! Could you tell us the weight of the standalone knife?
CHICKENGOD
232
Jan 30, 2018
How many keys would fit with the knife in the keybar? It doesnt look like it would fit much which kills it for me
sallen
200
Jan 30, 2018
I clip it to either my belt, or tuck it into my EDC bag, or clip it to my SCOTTeVEST. I don't like to shove it into a pants pocket as it is a bit large. If I shove my KeyBar into a front pants pocket I look as if I am trying to overcompensate for the ladies.
sallen
200
Jan 31, 2018
Ok, so my KeyBar is not quite as big as the largest Swiss Army Knife. You are correct that I carry a lot of keys. I'm usually first in the office, so I have work keys plus all of my home keys, cars, and various locks (shed, garage, patio, rear sliding door, home front door, home rear door, etc.). I am setting up another KeyBar of the keys for the RV. And another KeyBar of all of the keys that I hold for friends, such as spare car, house, garage, etc. This flipper knife will go into my largest KeyBar which is my EDC. Although I EDC a pocket knife, my EDC SCOTTeVEST has a small pocket knife in it, another knife is always handy. Never know when you might dull one knife or snap the blade in two (both have happened to me just opening boxes at work), so another handy sharp knife is a good thing.
Axeguy
1372
Dec 17, 2017
I have way more knives than keys...🤔 Dear awesome Ferrum Forge folks: I would like a KeyBar-like device to carry and neatly organize my knives, while my keys rattle around in my pocket. I am willing to enlarge and reinforce my pockets (and, heck, the pants seem to be getting bigger these days anyways...*sigh*).
Dtfan74
21
Dec 14, 2017
It's great I bought at sandigone knives for 100.00 then 1 week later 20.00 cheaper on massdrop..lol..
UmbralWaffle
3
Apr 13, 2018
Can we use only one keybar scale to reduce thickness? Also, will this cause issues with Canadian customs?
Colourspot
27
Jan 30, 2018
Can this be added into a key bar with only the lock side? So that it’s not as large going into my keybar?
Colourspot
27
Jan 30, 2018
Thanks for the quick reply! My keybar is already pretty big, otherwise I’d totally be into this! Might anyway if you had a warncliff blade...
Ollie2405
8
Jun 27, 2018
ColourspotWharncliff blades are available on Instagram from several dealers, I have a nice one.
hatman
364
Dec 14, 2017
I agree that the bead-blasted finish on the scales of my Crux and Falcon show scratches and trail marks way too easily.
But so does the finish on my $400 Chris Reeve knives; it's an unfortunate characteristic of bead-blasting the Titanium scales.
Re the KB Flipper -- please show us some photos of someone holding this little guy -- thanks.
But so does the finish on my $400 Chris Reeve knives; it's an unfortunate characteristic of bead-blasting the Titanium scales.
Re the KB Flipper -- please show us some photos of someone holding this little guy -- thanks.
megical_banana
340
Dec 17, 2017
Is it just me or keybars become more like a build your own multitool tahnk key holder?
Cyphre
2710
Dec 18, 2017
megical_bananaWhen you think about it, it is roughly the size of an old-fashioned swiss army knife. With an open design, you can add just about anything to it.
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