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- Nov 15, 2015
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Hey everybody, long time first time, love the site ur guys' grasp of machining and just blades in general make me wanna seriously get into machining instead of just dipping my toes. I know I have machining in my blood by atleast one side of the fam. But what cause me to finally register is an article I read quite a whikl ago (year or 2) in a tacticool mag . Biut some canadian exsf badass that cameup witha new point maybe whole blade design? But the point of it was a stronger... point. Like I said I think two opposit flat grinds that cross at the tip . Resulting in chisel effect which is where u get the point. But reinforced by two tips. Like two extremely angled tantos back to back, with a ciuple mm's of the tips crossing filling in the y gap at tip. eff me if someone translates my gibberish u guys r just as genius as I thought. /| |\ <thats the two opposited chiselled edges. Y. <crossing literally just a bit atthe tip with maybe a supposedly extra reinforced chisel tip thats probably 1mm mAybe 1.5ish. Well. My hats off to amyone that can a) understand my noob arse (realizing this might make my mixing of terms indecipherable) b) remember hearing about an obscure one off I think got used on the guys units memorable blades. Thanks in advance keep up the good work gents.
