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Random Thought Thread

Shivalry is not dead.:p
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If a ferrous object gets magnetized and you want to demagnetize it, you can smack it against a workbench or hit it with a hammer. You can physically shake the atoms out of magnetic alignment.
Workbench would be better or something else non-metallic.

That's actually one trick to magnetize a ferrous object when you have nothing around that is magnetic, i.e. smack it against/with a metallic object repeatedly (anyone else remember that episode of MacGyver? Yes, I had to try it for myself).

If you need to demagnetize a bunch of things
 
I am bias against liner locks because they havent held up for me during heavier use but that's one thing I sure hope the CPK folder doesnt have.
I have no doubts that whatever our evil genius comes up with, will withstand far more than a sane person would subject it to.

How about a YouTube first, of batoning through a concrete block, with a folding knife? :p
 
I have no doubts that whatever our evil genius comes up with, will withstand far more than a sane person would subject it to.

How about a YouTube first, of batoning through a concrete block, with a folding knife? :p

I don't know if it will be a YouTube first, but yeah, we're definitely going to put it through a concrete block. That's just a given. I plan to stick it in a tree and stand on it. Sideways.

And it won't be thick and overbuilt. It'll just be like a regular field knife, only it folds.
 
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