Take this technique:
http://balisongxtreme.com/baliplanet2/advanced/rolloverO2/rolloverO2.htm
First off, and not the reason for this post, I like to do a bite handle opening as a starter for this technique.
Anyway, let me try and describe this.
You do a regular horizontal opening (or a bite handle opening which is much cooler
) and as the bite handle comes around to finish the opening you insert your index finger. Remove your other fingers and allow the knife to rotate on your index finger. After the blade passes your thumb, insert your thumb and pinch the safe handle. Now stop.
This is where my technique differs from Clay's.
When you pinch the safe handle you don't want to stop the knife's momentum, you just want to keep it from falling to the floor. Try and keep as much momentum as you can, though you will kill most of it. Now you do the technique again. Let go with your thumb and let the bit handle roll over your index finger and after the blade passes your thumb, insert your thumb and pinch the safe handle, ending in the same position you started.
I thought this was knid of cool, if you get really good at it you can almost endlessly spin the knife on your index finger.
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"...all power is inherent in the people... it is their right and duty to at all times be armed." Thomas Jefferson (1824)
http://balisongxtreme.com/baliplanet2/advanced/rolloverO2/rolloverO2.htm
First off, and not the reason for this post, I like to do a bite handle opening as a starter for this technique.
Anyway, let me try and describe this.
You do a regular horizontal opening (or a bite handle opening which is much cooler
This is where my technique differs from Clay's.
When you pinch the safe handle you don't want to stop the knife's momentum, you just want to keep it from falling to the floor. Try and keep as much momentum as you can, though you will kill most of it. Now you do the technique again. Let go with your thumb and let the bit handle roll over your index finger and after the blade passes your thumb, insert your thumb and pinch the safe handle, ending in the same position you started.
I thought this was knid of cool, if you get really good at it you can almost endlessly spin the knife on your index finger.
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"...all power is inherent in the people... it is their right and duty to at all times be armed." Thomas Jefferson (1824)