Just in case anyone was tempted to try a junk knife

[Lee D]

Wait, what?? I have a hammer. I definitely have beer cans. I think I'm going to become a bladesmith starting tonight.

Let me know if you can do a hollow handled “survival knife”. I might be interested. lol

 

[shane45-1911]

Let me know if you can do a hollow handled “survival knife”. I might be interested. lol

Yes, my books are definitely open for custom orders.

Wait until you see my Bud Light and Schlitz damascus - it's going to be stunning!

 

[Sonnydaze]

wunnerful...wunnerful

 

[MarkN86]

Information on how to make knives properly is available so readily in books and on the internet, there's no excuse. Making and selling something this low quality should be considered fraud.

Then there are the willfully ignorant people who don't do any research and continue to buy this garbage, which creates the market for it.

There's a difference between budget and junk, this garbage helps you appreciate even the low end of the budget category.

 

[Oklahoma Outlaw]

My favorite thing about budget knives is not buying them.

 

[Bob Denman]

Wait, what?? I have a hammer. I definitely have beer cans. I think I'm going to become a bladesmith starting tonight.

I'll drink to that: and save the empties for you!

 

[Bob Denman]

My biggest concern was with the non-existent tang. One swing too many and that blade can head off in any number of unfortunate directions.

n2sAmen...

That was what caught my attention as well...

 

[eveled]

I will never understand how these crappy knives get sold at all. Just a few dollars more and you’d have a Buck knife to ride the river with and last your entire life.

I know it’s just a lack of knowledge and experience, but by the time I was six years old I could tell a nice knife from a turd.