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Very nice pictures, thanks! I can't wait to get hold of my sample.
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Updated to add a shot of the spine and to compare it to a Lil Matriarch, see OP.
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Did you try taking the handles off?
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DrBlade wrote:Did you try taking the handles off?
No
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Pinetreebbs wrote:No
Would it be possible to see a picture of the spine?
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DedRok wrote:Would it be possible to see a picture of the spine?
See last photo added to my original post 1.
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This Enuff series is great. Fantastic looking knives that I bet you could easily make wood, G10, or Micarta scales for. Love 'em. Can't decide between a Leaf of a Clip Point version.

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First off, nice pics :)
vinito wrote:Sal mentioned in another thread that they are working on an H1 sheepsfoot version of the Enuff.
Sal, orange handles and a window break on the back of the handle please in the H1 version :D
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tonydahose wrote:First off, nice pics :)



Sal, orange handles and a window break on the back of the handle please in the H1 version :D
I was all down for the H1, but I don't want SE. :(
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Yes Please!
tonydahose wrote:First off, nice pics :)

Sal, orange handles and a window break on the back of the handle please in the H1 version :D
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tonydahose wrote:First off, nice pics :)



Sal, orange handles and a window break on the back of the handle please in the H1 version :D
I would imagine that a window break could be added since the stock is thick enough. Or maybe a special "firefighter" edition could be made.

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i am going to guess that the blade is as thick as the jumpmaster. on that knife i just grinded out a slot in the back. Put a window break in it added epoxy and put the scales back on right away.
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It's thicker than the Jumpmaster. 3mm on the Jumpmaster, 4mm on the Enuff.
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Wonder why 4mm thick? Seems overkill for such a small blade. I have the same issue with my ESEE Izula; I wish the blade were thinner. It's too thick for a 3" or shorter blade.
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Wow nice photos, definitely going to have to pick one of these up
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David Lowry wrote:Wonder why 4mm thick? Seems overkill for such a small blade. I have the same issue with my ESEE Izula; I wish the blade were thinner. It's too thick for a 3" or shorter blade.
I'll say. 2mm would be my choice. Then again, I don't pay for warrantee returns.

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Can anyone compare the Enuff and Street Beat?
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Funny your request for a glass break stuck on the rear end of the knife. I've always found that an effective glass breaker on the rear of a knife that wasn't protected, always raked my hand. Any of you regularly carrying a knife with a glass breaker on the rear? and how do you carry it?

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sal wrote:Funny your request for a glass break stuck on the rear end of the knife. I've always found that an effective glass breaker on the rear of a knife that wasn't protected, always raked my hand. Any of you regularly carrying a knife with a glass breaker on the rear? and how do you carry it?

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The BM Triage, designed as a rescue knife, has a carbide glass breaker at the rear.

The Fantoni Razionale, a Chris Reeve-Bill Harsey design limited run from 2010, has a breaker as the rear end of its blade. It's 13C26 steel and protrudes from the knife front only when the blade is closed. (It disappears into the open-pillar handle when the blade is open.)

I've not had occasion to break a window. Even wearing gloves, I think you'd risk injury with either design. Of course, in an emergency, I'd probably give it a try, assuming I didn't have a rock at hand.
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I'm awaiting my leaf blade. I'm gonna like it. I'd love the H1 in plain edge, please... no, not to mod it to wharncliffe :rolleyes: . I just like PE better, and would use it on my kayaking PFD.

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