Which design do you like better? Vote

[Justin Presson]

Ok guys here are 3 designs let me know which one you like better by voting in the poll.
If you follow me on Instagram you will have seen the same pick but please vote here to. Just for fun I want to see what people gravitate to.
Thanks guys and gals!

JP

 

[C Craft]

OK I voted in the poll and I picked B. I guess I am more of an traditionalist and I like the pronounced drop point!!

 

[Don Robinson]

C see?

 

[JeremyBartlett]

I picked C, I'm assuming that the swedge on A is a false edge? If not it would be very important to have it completely under the frame which would cause your handle shape to get wider than it is in the picture.

 

[J. Doyle]

I picked A as they all sit, but B has some real appealing potential with some minor blade tweaks.

They're all nice looking.

 

[Kevin Zito]

A no doubt ... very nice looking IMO ... but they all are honestly

 

[Von Gruff]

C for the blade shape

 

[Self Made Knives]

Man, it's a toss up between A and C for me. Make both!

 

[Daniel Macina]

I picked c. Really like the flow of that one.

 

[Justin Presson]

Thanks everyone for checking it out.

 

[Justin Presson]

I picked A as they all sit, but B has some real appealing potential with some minor blade tweaks.

They're all nice looking.

John there is something about that one to I like but also know something is not right. I only spent about 10 min on that one and need some input on what it needs.

 

[Justin Presson]

Man, it's a toss up between A and C for me. Make both!

Me too....I think both will get made. I made a few slight tweaks to C and I like it even more now.

 

[Smallshop]

I voted C...but could have just as easily voted A (it's harder to "see" A in 2-D?) All three are good designs...kinda like a friend asking which of your children do you love the best...lol.

Tilting the plunge line on C might look a bet better?

 

[Von Gruff]

Tilting the plunge line on C might look a bet better?

Yes definately do that. When the plunge line follows the front shape of the handle scales it all flows into a more eye pleasing symetry

 

[mike miller]

I have one question. On C is that an opening oval on top of blade? Why if it is a flipper?
I like A for the design.

 

[Justin Presson]

I voted C...but could have just as easily voted A (it's harder to "see" A in 2-D?) All three are good designs...kinda like a friend asking which of your children do you love the best...lol.

Tilting the plunge line on C might look a bet better?

Yes I agree with you and Von to tilt the plunge. My skills on this program are not the best and I am using the work computer on my 30 min lunch break to cram these in...lol

 

[Smallshop]

Btw...Justin...I think you have crazy good design skillz...those LINES!!

 

[Justin Presson]

I have one question. On C is that an opening oval on top of blade? Why if it is a flipper?
I like A for the design.

Yes Mike it is. I actually changed the shape of it a bit today but the thought behind it is sometimes you want to be a bit more discreet when opening the knife so you can gently open it with your thumb instead of flipping it open.

 

[Justin Presson]

Btw...Justin...I think you have crazy good design skillz...those LINES!!

Thanks I appreciate that! I wish I had my own computer because I think I could get wrapped up for hours making tweaks. This program is fine but sometimes there are little issues I don't know yet that have some limits. I'm sure if I got used to the program I could iron them out.

 

[Smallshop]

I'm a "tweaker" also....often times I am the only one that can see the iterations(when I ask...which is better?)...lol...It's crazy but a line width of movement on the shape can change the entire feel of the blade...