Dents

[David Mary]

It would be a lot better if the jigging didn’t go to the edge of the scale. IMHO.

After considering all the posts, this will be my vote as well.

 

[brownshoe]

Well if it's intential, it's an un-needed and unsightly shortcut.

 

[unwisefool]

Well if it's intential, it's an un-needed and unsightly shortcut.

Just out of curiosity, how do you consider it a shortcut if it involves extra steps?

 

[eveled]

The shortcut is Pre-jigging the handle material with no reguard to where they will contact the bolsters.

 

[unwisefool]

The shortcut is Pre-jigging the handle material with no reguard to where they will contact the bolsters.

Ok that makes sense.

 

[Danke42]

Ok that makes sense.

Yeah, total low class mass production move with no concern for the customers or the aesthetics of the knife.

I'd never buy a junk knife like that.

 

[brownshoe]

Just out of curiosity, how do you consider it a shortcut if it involves extra steps?

I'm not a cutler, but it would seem to take less time than fitting the bone to the bolster so sanding where there is jigging doesn't mar the bolster. I checked a random online Wormgrove Queen and a Canal Street Caramel bone knife and they were fine.

 

[unwisefool]

I'm not a cutler, but it would seem to take less time than fitting the bone to the bolster so sanding where there is jigging doesn't mar the bolster. I checked a random online Wormgrove Queen and a Canal Street Caramel bone knife and they were fine.

That's sounds like what eveled said as well. So that makes sense.