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<blockquote data-quote="porco-dddio" data-source="post: 80718" data-attributes="member: 656">No. I dont like it, I use my cheap woodsknife instead. And im legally permitted to carry it. Also, nice 3D printing, I done a sheath 3D printed and some chinese leather keeps it together. Payed leather 3.50 bucks on aliexpress. Its very low quality. My trusted woodsknife is best, it wont break when I use it as a whip on boards and trunks and can be hammered without breakage. Its 4mm thick, its got a tremendously good bite into wood. [ATTACH=full]17014[/ATTACH]Im legally permitted to have it, the law understands it as a tool. It can carve very good. I done some cool carvings with it, you can also use it as an improvised draw knife or as a detail knife. Or you can use it as debarking tool, wood splitter, or as a chopping axe with whip technique, or wood scalpel and sometimes also as an improvised leverage crowbar. That knife you show in the pic is a piece of shit design that breaks the tip and cant even be used for prying. At best you can do some whittling. It wont serve you well, the blade is also too long and thumb has no place to go so you cant really do push cutting with that piece of shit of a knife you posted. The design sucks. mine is better.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="porco-dddio, post: 80718, member: 656"] No. I dont like it, I use my cheap woodsknife instead. And im legally permitted to carry it. Also, nice 3D printing, I done a sheath 3D printed and some chinese leather keeps it together. Payed leather 3.50 bucks on aliexpress. Its very low quality. My trusted woodsknife is best, it wont break when I use it as a whip on boards and trunks and can be hammered without breakage. Its 4mm thick, its got a tremendously good bite into wood. [ATTACH type="full" width="362px"]17014[/ATTACH] Im legally permitted to have it, the law understands it as a tool. It can carve very good. I done some cool carvings with it, you can also use it as an improvised draw knife or as a detail knife. Or you can use it as debarking tool, wood splitter, or as a chopping axe with whip technique, or wood scalpel and sometimes also as an improvised leverage crowbar. That knife you show in the pic is a piece of shit design that breaks the tip and cant even be used for prying. At best you can do some whittling. It wont serve you well, the blade is also too long and thumb has no place to go so you cant really do push cutting with that piece of shit of a knife you posted. The design sucks. mine is better. [/QUOTE]

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