Laser cut hole a little uncomfortable

[Boink]

I am new to Spyderco knives — went and got an Endura as my first knife, expecting an Endura trainer soon. Doing a reverse opening (using ring finger) I am starting to notice some discomfort at the hole revolves around my ring finger around the cuticle area.

Has anyone found the need to bevel or round-off the 90 degree edge of the laser cut Spyderco hole to ease any discomfort? Is this even possible? or maybe do I simply need a larger hole model, such as Police, Military or the Wegner? (I am figuring once I get all my techniques honed-up good, I can translate it easily to other Spydercos.)

 

[ThinkOfTheChildren]

Out of my many Spydies, I've hand one or two that have needed a bit of work on the hole. It was no problem and only took a second. Just use whatever you have handy: sandpaper, a dremel, or even the corner of one of your Sharpmaker rods. Hope it works out for you, and if in doubt, just contact the Warranty Department!

 

[VampyreWolf]

I've had to dremel the edges on my SS Dragonfly. I just stuck it in a vice and worked slowly... it just cut into my finger in the top of the hole(where it meets the swedge).

 

[martin j]

yes you can take "edge" off the hole cutout, just use caution you don't make it too rounded or smooth, you can remove material but can't put it back on.
I wrapped silicone carbide paper around a pencil shaft for filing the hole.
Martin