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Derek,
I have a question.
If you look at the Emerson Web page under "New Feature Knives" and compare
the photos of the blades under "Left handed Commander" (top knife in picture) and the blade in the "Green-T Commander" photo, the blade configuration on the two knives appears to be different although they are BOTH marked 2000.
Which exactly is the newer blade design?
Are they even different or is lighting playing tricks?
It appears from the photos that if you measured the raised portion of the blade where it comes to a point you would see that on the left-handed example of the blade the distance between that point and the actual end of the blade is actually closer on this blade than on the Green-T version. Are there actually 2 different 2000 blade styles being produced?. I was just wondering which was the newer style.
Thanks,
Ben
Most of the 2000 Commander blades I
have
> seen have the geometry shown on the "Green-T" photo. I am confused.
>
> Thanks,
>
I have a question.
If you look at the Emerson Web page under "New Feature Knives" and compare
the photos of the blades under "Left handed Commander" (top knife in picture) and the blade in the "Green-T Commander" photo, the blade configuration on the two knives appears to be different although they are BOTH marked 2000.
Which exactly is the newer blade design?
Are they even different or is lighting playing tricks?
It appears from the photos that if you measured the raised portion of the blade where it comes to a point you would see that on the left-handed example of the blade the distance between that point and the actual end of the blade is actually closer on this blade than on the Green-T version. Are there actually 2 different 2000 blade styles being produced?. I was just wondering which was the newer style.
Thanks,
Ben
Most of the 2000 Commander blades I
have
> seen have the geometry shown on the "Green-T" photo. I am confused.
>
> Thanks,
>