The UKPK comes in both leaf and drop point blades. I prefer the drop point and since the Caly 3 is nearly identical to the UKPK except for having a locking mechanism, I would love to see the Caly 3 with a drop point blade. I was thinking maybe it would be called "Stretch 3" since its like a stretch and it has a 3 inch blade.
Thoughts?
Stretch 3/Caly 3 DP
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Stretch 3/Caly 3 DP
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Did a quick "photo chop" mockup, and must admit I kind of like it. What do you think?
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I think it looks awesome...sort of a revamped Stretch2 :cool:
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So's the Stretch, for that matter, but it works fine. For looks, I'd prefer the "Dyad PE" shape Gary Graley gave a Stretch. As for advantages, the narrower blade does provide more maneuverability in situations where that's an asset. Definitely better for carving pumpkins. :D Perhaps more importantly, at least for me, is that I can't see any downside to it, aside perhaps from limiting its potential usefulness as a cake server.Cave Dave wrote:I think its ugly, but what is the advantage of a drop point on this knife? More maneuverability when slicing apples?
So to turn that around, what advantage do you feel a broad spear point blade has?
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