Cliff - Aircat knife tests ?

[jim_w]

But when I look at those knives, it's not even the grind/geometry &c. that stops me wanting to use one; the overall design clearly shows who the knife is aimed at, and it's not me!

 

[Cliff Stamp]

They were ground too thin and the blade can't handle it.

Edge variances can throw many aspects of performance significantly and can't be judged from a picture, I would like to see more makers / manufacturers list edge profiles as standard spec's. In this case though, most of the problems cited are not with such fine details but the general nature of the design.

-Cliff

 

[ryosuke]

I'm new in this forum and don't know much about knives. I started buying knives when I was about 14 yearsold. Some of them I sold and some of them I gave to my friends. Now I only have a microtech socom and I'm 34 yearsold. Most of the time I keep my knive in my drawer. I was looking for my first custom knive and saw Carrell knives on the website and was attracted to his folders. To me they looked very strong and durable and I also liked the design. I did not read all the threads,but it seemed like many of them did not like the knives. I'm wondering if I should buy it or not. I'm sure you know more about knives than I do, so can anybody give me any good advise if I shoud buy them or not? If it's not a good knive please tell me why.