Here Is The ST RIPPER Pic!!!! . . . .(Cool Pic)

Don't bad mouth toothless strippers, they have it hard enough as it is. You should check out some of the T-shirts at tshirthell.com . THere is one with a stripper on a pole that says "I support single Moms". Hilarious, and it would probably go over well in Vegas.

Now, back to the knife. Honestly, if I were to design a blade it would look a whole lot like that one. I think it's great, and a practical field knife at that. One question for you long time blade enthusiasts, would there be a structural disadvantage to sharpening the false edge along the top? I know alot of fighters like a single edge because for certain things its nice to be able to reinforce the blade with your off hand. It is also a heel of alot easier to cut yourself with a double edge, but are there any reasons other than that to leave the top edge dulled? Just wondering, and waiting, and drinking...
 
Jerry Busse said:
Wouldn't that make it a "Toothless STRipper" ???:eek: :eek: :D
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I knew a woman like that once, or was twice?


And for those that know my Mrs, it wasn't her, so don't get me in trouble going there!!
 
winmagfrog said:
One question for you long time blade enthusiasts, would there be a structural disadvantage to sharpening the false edge along the top? I know alot of fighters like a single edge because for certain things its nice to be able to reinforce the blade with your off hand. It is also a heel of alot easier to cut yourself with a double edge, but are there any reasons other than that to leave the top edge dulled? Just wondering, and waiting, and drinking...
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No, there is no structural reason. If you have a false edge it doesn't matter if it's sharpened or not structurally. Now there would be a large difference between no False edge and False edge strength. But with INFI(and other steels like S7 and L6) I really don't think even that makes a difference on a 3/16 saber ground knife or a 1/4 inch flat ground knife. :thumbup:
 
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