Really nice looking knife!
What size is the lanyard brass?
Need to buy some but kept forgeting to ask what size works.
What size is the lanyard brass?
Need to buy some but kept forgeting to ask what size works.
The purists are gonna hate this one!!
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Don't know to much about making myself but I do like the look of your knife. The handle is good and I'm guessing the balance has worked out right. I wondered about the thumb bit on the blade but that became a "d'oh" moment when someone posted the phrase "thumb ramp". Guess my ignorance shows.
Can I ask about the blade? It might be my ignorance showing but if you don't ask you'll never learn. What is the implications of the sharpened point at the top when it comes to legal carry in the UK? I know the UK knife laws are a touchy subject but I kindof had it in my head that if a knife was sharpened on the blade side and the psine side (even a little) it was banned even if you had a reasonable grounds to carry the knife.
Please don't go into the UK knife laws again but if anyone can answer whether knives sharpened on both top and bottom edges are ever legal use in the UK,
Sorry if this takes the thread off-topic.
Can I just say it is always good to see the handiwork of people who know what they are doing and do it well like Dazcon. Keep it up.
Can I ask about the blade? It might be my ignorance showing but if you don't ask you'll never learn. What is the implications of the sharpened point at the top when it comes to legal carry in the UK? I know the UK knife laws are a touchy subject but I kindof had it in my head that if a knife was sharpened on the blade side and the psine side (even a little) it was banned even if you had a reasonable grounds to carry the knife.
Please don't go into the UK knife laws again but if anyone can answer whether knives sharpened on both top and bottom edges are ever legal use in the UK,
Sorry if this takes the thread off-topic.
Can I just say it is always good to see the handiwork of people who know what they are doing and do it well like Dazcon. Keep it up.
The false edge on the spine at the point is actually flat right to the tip. I don't think that the law would have a problem with it if you were out camping, bushcrafting or fishing.
Thanks for the compliment by the way.
Dazcon.
My 6mm blade is actually lighter than a 3mm one
I dont like 4mm blades to thick, 3mm flexes the scales to much, but 6mm is just right
Great job Dazcon nice finish
ATB
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