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Sign Up. The blade sections are initially pressed together, or at least partially pressed together using a manually operated arbor press which is a well known tool for pressing devices together. The dovetail joint is then completed and riveted so as to permanently join the two sections by manually peening the joint.

Peening of the joint with a hammer causes slight deformation or spreading of the metal in the area of the dovetail joint to make a permanent joint which is referred to herein as a riveted joint.

When assembly is completed the blade is ground and polished to a desired finish. If desired other dovetail configurations, such as a squared shape, could be employed. The position of the spacer is also shown in FIG.

Liner 36, shown in FIGS. The spring finger has a ball detent 32 mounted thereon which is biased into recess 26 in the blade by the spring action of spring finger 38 when the blade is moved to a closed position not shown. Ball 32 is mounted in the spring by staking it into a hole formed in the spring. It could also be secured to the spring by a threaded connection or by making the ball integral with the spring. The knife is not shown with the blade in a closed or folded position, but the operation of the knife is as follows, assuming the knife is open as shown in FIG.

Spring finger 38 is normally biased inwardly by spring action in a direction into the handle as shown. By manually pushing on spring finger 38 in the area indicated by the numeral 46 in FIGS. As the blade rotates to a closed position the ball detent moves into recess 26 in the blade and retains the blade in a closed position. Note in FIG. When the knife is new, end 50 of spring finger 38 engages the center of the tang.

When wear occurs due to opening and closing of the knife the spring action of spring finger 38 will cause end 50 of the spring finger to be biased into the angled surface of the knife tang and maintain the locking mechanism in a tight condition.

As is apparent from a consideration of FIG. This completes the description of a preferred embodiment of the invention. However it will be apparent to those skilled in the art, that some changes and modifications thereto may be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as defined in the claims appended hereto.