toomzz wrote:Ah, cool the maker himself reports, congratulations on this collaboration :) Isn't that clip a bit oversized on the Rhino? I remember it felt a bit too much for such a small knife......
Thank you for the kind words, toomzz. The original model featured a stamped clip as shown, but I recall Eric saying that they would consider using a wire clip instead of the stamped clip (shown) for the reasons you mentioned. Perhaps Sal or Eric could weigh in on this as well.
SpeedHoles wrote:SpyderNut wrote:That is awesome news, Michael!
So glad for you, and seems it is creating some buzz!!
Any chance you tried any protos without the little middle ridge covering the Spyderhole?
I could see how it might allow your index finger to slide back though... but just wondering for those lefties out there, or right-hand middle finger openers who may want to mod it...
Thank you, sir. :) I am eager to hear what people think about the Rhino and welcome any feedback they would like to share.
As for the middle "ridge" (or hump) on the handle, I originally considered making it without the hump. In the end, however, the lack of the hump essentially disturbed the ergonomics--because, as you mentioned, the lack of the hump allowed the index finger to slide back into the recessed area. Although the Round Hole is fairly occluded from the left side, I am still able to open the blade using my left thumb with a little practice. The Rhino is a compact design that actually feels pretty comfortable in-hand.