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So why did Fisk put a swedge on the BK5? I was watching a YouTube video and he was going to explain it, but someone ask him to wait and I never found out the answer.
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it is so the material being cut can meet back up at the top as the knife is going through it. It provides less resistance.
"Material flow."
That is a scary proposition.It provides lift if you swing it fast enough. I'm thinking now that I should make a little drone with BK-5's for the propeller blades.
it's so nobody will baton :>
i mean, what they sit![]()