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My brother tried closing my newly aquired Spec Bump last night.
Didn't go so well for him.
Didn't go so well for him.
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If he is having trouble with a Spec Bump you should introduce him to an E.T.
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Well, life is hard for him.
Not so good with technical stuff. Yea, closing a knife is technical to him.
Not so good with technical stuff. Yea, closing a knife is technical to him.
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If he is having trouble with a Spec Bump you should introduce him to an E.T.
Seriously, that is one bad knife for a person with no finger dexterity.
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Deep cut,the et i never have got the hang of.
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Whatever you do, don't let him play with an Offset.
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He just knicked himself, not that bad.
You should have seen what my wife did to herself on new years eve.
Chopping up veggies for a dip tray, using a really big knife when a wee one would do, cutting toward her hand and the knife finally broke through a cauliflower stem and right into her index finger. Right to the bone on the first joint. It was pretty bad.
She refused medical treatment and I superglued it for her. Looking OK now.
You should have seen what my wife did to herself on new years eve.
Chopping up veggies for a dip tray, using a really big knife when a wee one would do, cutting toward her hand and the knife finally broke through a cauliflower stem and right into her index finger. Right to the bone on the first joint. It was pretty bad.
She refused medical treatment and I superglued it for her. Looking OK now.
+1 for superglue! :thumbup:
got my first butterfly knife yesterday, and New Graham sent with it some band aids with the box saying "You're Gonna Need 'em"
sure thing, 15 minutes later i held the wrong handle and 1 slap on the index finger sent me reaching for the band aids. i think the upper part of my nail stopped the blade from further damage, i can see my ungrown nail through my cut skin...
got my first butterfly knife yesterday, and New Graham sent with it some band aids with the box saying "You're Gonna Need 'em"
sure thing, 15 minutes later i held the wrong handle and 1 slap on the index finger sent me reaching for the band aids. i think the upper part of my nail stopped the blade from further damage, i can see my ungrown nail through my cut skin...
Crap, I thought this was about Rambo.
mike
same lol
If he is having trouble with a Spec Bump you should introduce him to an E.T.
do you want the kid to have any fingers??
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dang, still no Rambo.
With a Stud-Lock, you gotta know where your fingers are at.
Uh yeah, E.T. is pretty wicked until you get used to it.
The video that comes with an E.T. is very helpful. I watched it first before I even attempted to open the knife.
Practice makes perfect and all that.
mike
With a Stud-Lock, you gotta know where your fingers are at.
Uh yeah, E.T. is pretty wicked until you get used to it.
The video that comes with an E.T. is very helpful. I watched it first before I even attempted to open the knife.
Practice makes perfect and all that.
mike