But, I recently scored this brand new Spyderco Swayback (for just a tad over half of MSRP
) which I was planning to EDC. It's a really nice knife, but at 4½" closed it's quite a bit bigger than I prefer. Since the frame is Titanium, however, it is substantially lighter weight than other folders of this size, so I'll give it a try and see if it will work in my EDC rotation. 
From the manufacturer:
Inspired by 19th century English Jack knives, the swayback pattern is a stylish and extremely functional cutting tool. In his latest Spyderco collaboration, renowned Polish knifemaker Marcin Slysz supercharges this classic design by rendering it with state-of-the-art materials and craftsmanship. The SwayBack's hollow-ground Wharncliffe blade is crafted from CTS-XHP stainless steel and has a handsome stonewashed finish. It is housed in an open-backed handle constructed with solid titanium scales. Both scales are beautifully crowned for comfort and the reverse-side scale forms the foundation of a sturdy Reeve Integral Lock (RIL) with a stainless steel interface. A polished stainless steel clip provides convenient carry and is reversible for left or right-side tip-up access.
Close-up look at the Reeve Integral Lock (RIL) with a stainless steel interface:
(I'm sure you know the cousin to whom I refer and the knife I would be willing to trade it for.) 
I like your assembly as well 
) so, like a fool I let 'em go... 
