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Here's my logic: axis locks are fun to fidget with. Front flippers are fun to fidget with. So why not combine both and make the ultimate fidget knife? Thoughts?
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- Thread starter Matthew Lytle
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I agree with you 100 percent! Plus, I find that front flippers still do well even if they have a softer detent (problem with the axis lock flipper they released) since you can open. Them more fully before the flipper disappears.
Saw a fellow on reddit jd weld a cutter pin to a 940, making a sort of higakami flipper that didnt get in the way of the axis. He didnt think it looked like much but I really liked the look for a super cheap removable mod!
Saw a fellow on reddit jd weld a cutter pin to a 940, making a sort of higakami flipper that didnt get in the way of the axis. He didnt think it looked like much but I really liked the look for a super cheap removable mod!
