Dragonfly Salt 2; Sharp Holes ?

[Murphy Slaw]

I ordered a Dragonfly for my wife and the hole is rather "edgy". My hands are tougher than hers, but even I noticed it. How would you ease that edge? I sorta did a search and didn't see anything, but I get side tracked easily....

It took Knifecenter 3 days to ship it, and then the Labor day weekend slowed it down, so I don't want to send it back and wait 3 weeks for her to get another one, but I don't want to wreck the looks.

Ideas?

[mikey177]

Lots of threads on this subject through the years.

viewtopic.php?t=43715

viewtopic.php?t=78376

viewtopic.php?f=2&t=91338

[Murphy Slaw]

Lots of threads on this subject through the years.

viewtopic.php?t=43715

viewtopic.php?t=78376

viewtopic.php?f=2&t=91338

Thanks, I just didn't go back far enough. Told you I get sidetracked...

I was thinking the coned sandpaper Idea would be perfect.

[mikey177]

You're welcome. I often use Google to search through Spyderco Forum topics, as it gives me more refined results.

Good luck with your modifications.

[adv23]

Just ream it with a penny.
Worked like a charm on mine.

[Ric]

The sharp edges helps at deploying it.
I have a Spyderco with smooth edges which is more of a struggle to deploy.

I would keep the edges sharp or smoothen it only a TINY bit. Better less than more.

[WilliamMunny]

My new Dragonfly Salt is the same way. I would not call it sharp but much more of an edge than my other models. It does seem to help deploy it on a smaller knife.

[Doc Dan]

I take one of the rods from my Sharpmaker and stick it in the hole and run it around the edges. Sandpaper on a pencil will work, too.