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Big Big Secret>>>>>>>>

Someone put skunks A pic with cobalts T pic so we can have some
Tand A on one post please.:thumbup:
 
randucci said:
So are you going to share the explanation in general terms?
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basicly i thought jerry had figured out some majical way to cast infi, and as it turns out i was wrong all of the blades are cnc'd however the logic i was using made sense according to jerry..... in the end we discussed alot of stuff... and he called me at my office, kinda took me bu suprise, secretary said its a jerry bus on the line....lol
 
valleytinworks said:
basicly i thought jerry had figured out some majical way to cast infi,
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I thought that was where you were going. What you were saying reminded me of the buzz when the first cast heads came out for golf clubs.

(Although after a set of cast heads I went back to to old style as they have more feel.)
 
VTW, don't be dissapointed. Be happy it is rolled/machined. Casting is the absolute worst way to make a knife. The carbides are huge and the metal matrix has low adhession. All this means is that it would snap like a cheap pakistani art knife, when you barely bent it or hit it against something kind of like this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gHtf4IIYNY


casting would also be too expensive for single piece making and the molds required would be expensive. So you spend more money for a POS
 
Denis, thanks for that clip. I've wondered where it went to since I first saw it.

Schweeet....:thumbup:
 
Cobalt said:
VTW, don't be dissapointed. Be happy it is rolled/machined. Casting is the absolute worst way to make a knife. The carbides are huge and the metal matrix has low adhession. All this means is that it would snap like a cheap pakistani art knife, when you barely bent it or hit it against something kind of like this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gHtf4IIYNY


casting would also be too expensive for single piece making and the molds required would be expensive. So you spend more money for a POS
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That is the funniest clip I have ever seen. When I get home I'm saving that one...:D
 
Actually, it's kind of not funny. If he wasn't standing off to the side, that could have punctured his heart....Does anyone know what actually happened to that guy?:confused:
 
I love the Knife Show on QVC. It's a parade of douchebags peddling garbage. It's the greatest show on earth.
 
xanax said:
Actually, it's kind of not funny. If he wasn't standing off to the side, that could have punctured his heart....Does anyone know what actually happened to that guy?:confused:
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i believe the tip punctured the bottom of his heart and he died on the way to er.:( and to think he would be alive today if he was selling busse's :thumbup:
 
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