Can someone clue me in?
Thanks!
Is this blade detail correct?
Is this blade detail correct?
Just received this today and the way the blade is shaped makes no sense to me.
Can someone clue me in?
Thanks!
Can someone clue me in?
Thanks!
Don't judge me by my shoes.
Re: Is this blade detail correct?
Hi Dutchman,
Welcome to our forum.
Yours looks about like mine.
sal
Welcome to our forum.
Yours looks about like mine.
sal
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Re: Is this blade detail correct?
What knife is it?
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Re: Is this blade detail correct?
I believe Autonomy 2
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Re: Is this blade detail correct?
I respect your opinion - but it sure makes no sense to me.
If someone else has this knife, could you show how yours is similar?
Thanks!
Don't judge me by my shoes.
Perhaps for locating in a fixture?Re: Is this blade detail correct?
Well - I looked at the function of the knife more carefully and can see now how that blade detail works - classic simplicity.
My original thought was the manufacturing process wasn't finished.
Thanks for the time ---
My original thought was the manufacturing process wasn't finished.
Thanks for the time ---
Don't judge me by my shoes.
Re: Is this blade detail correct?
That does look... strange.
Curious what the function is?
I'll check my Autonomy 1 later to see if it's is present on it, too.
Curious what the function is?
I'll check my Autonomy 1 later to see if it's is present on it, too.
Re: Is this blade detail correct?
Hi Dutchman,
The plunge on mine is a tad closer to the heel. If it bothers you, you can return it to your dealer and have him inspect a replacement to make sure it's to your liking. You can also send it to us, but that is more complicated due to laws and shipping autos across state lines. Are you an LEO?
I will let manufacturing know. Let me know what you decide to do. I did get your email, but figured since you posted here,we can chat about it here. It is the first run of the model.
sal
The plunge on mine is a tad closer to the heel. If it bothers you, you can return it to your dealer and have him inspect a replacement to make sure it's to your liking. You can also send it to us, but that is more complicated due to laws and shipping autos across state lines. Are you an LEO?
I will let manufacturing know. Let me know what you decide to do. I did get your email, but figured since you posted here,we can chat about it here. It is the first run of the model.
sal
Re: Is this blade detail correct?
Sal-
I'm not looking at the plunge line in those pics... I'm looking at the material that appears on the kick, that looks like it was left by an endmill...? Is that a functional detail?
I'm not looking at the plunge line in those pics... I'm looking at the material that appears on the kick, that looks like it was left by an endmill...? Is that a functional detail?
Re: Is this blade detail correct?
Hi Mattman,
I'm pretty sure that's functional. It rides alongside a spring as a stop when the knife is closed. There was a lot of engineering that went into the Autonomy. Some patented.
sal
I'm pretty sure that's functional. It rides alongside a spring as a stop when the knife is closed. There was a lot of engineering that went into the Autonomy. Some patented.
sal