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That's all well and good, but as of now it's theoretical and presumptuous. You have the POTENTIAL and the capability. And the steel SHOULD behave as expected. But until finished knives are rolling off the line that MEET those claims consistently.....it's hype. As a side note, I'd like to see...

No that's not necessary. Thanks for the offer though. You talk in your FAQ section about why someone should buy a knife from you. You mention the ability to hold a grinding tolerance of .0001". But you have a KMG...not capable of that....especially by hand. And your grinds on your ONE knife...

Well fortunately for all involved, I doubt you'll be faced with that proposal/dilemma. Your website says to ask questions so..... How do you feel you are able to support the claims on your website (which to me seems like a lot of fluff/hype and contradictory (to your posts here) information )...

October, as in October of 2021? So about 6 months?

How long have you been making knives?

Thanks.

Link or directions to where I can see this knife of his? Thanks.

Lol....oops...we went too far the other way. My fault. I should have been clearer. I might be interested if the price was right but I don't want it if it came from NJ Steel Barron.

I meant who exactly did you purchase it from?

I could be wrong but I bet a soft copper or brass layer in the blade matrix is more detrimental than two steels that both weld and harden the same and have matching thermal properties. Properly made Damascus is no worse than either of the parent materials. Likewise it's no better than it's...

Where is it from?

What is the advantage to this? Why would one want to do this or want to own this? I'm genuinely curious.

I don't use 5160 but if I did, I'd use AAA. I don't believe it requires the fast speed of parks 50. But I could be wrong.

That shouldn't matter as long as the washers are all the same thickness. But....if for some reason they're not the same, then you'd need to swap backspacers/standoffs as well.

Yes. Lots of swapped out blades/handles.

I just saw one posted for sale elsewhere. I can't vouch for the Seller but it is advertised as NIB. Steel is s30v. You can PM me for a link.

Removed.

Needs a Native 5. :D

I would respectfully disagree and say this is not correct. I've handled many manual bearing folders, custom and production, that fired so hard and smooth and quickly that people assume they are autos or assisted. I've handled a few (my own included) that fire that same way on washers. No wrist...