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This is something my brother thought up well I was showing him a tanto blade I was designing. Anyways he drew me a rough picture of a ring that have a reverse blade on it, it interested me enough to the point I created a cad design of it and 3D modeled it.
Simply put I wonder what you guys think of it, is it a stupid idea/design, good idea/design, meh, or something that needs more work? Also note I know the concept is already a thing.
Heres the pictures of the model I made of it.
http://s1261.photobucket.com/user/IvanKesja723/slideshow/Ring%20Knife
Specs:
Inner circle: 0.81" diameter
Ring thickness: 0.25"
Ring width: 0.0625"
Blade Length: 1.0"
Blade thickness: 0.15"
Blade base width: 0.65"
Support length: 0.35"
Description: A lightweight backup blade that is small enough to be attached to your key chain, thus it's a blade that you'll always have on you whenever you leave the house. Do to the small size of the blade and the fact it's a fixed blade, it can be legally carried practically anywhere. Thou do to it's design and small blade, if used as a weapon one would have pick there targets wisely.
Simply put I wonder what you guys think of it, is it a stupid idea/design, good idea/design, meh, or something that needs more work? Also note I know the concept is already a thing.
Heres the pictures of the model I made of it.
http://s1261.photobucket.com/user/IvanKesja723/slideshow/Ring%20Knife
Specs:
Inner circle: 0.81" diameter
Ring thickness: 0.25"
Ring width: 0.0625"
Blade Length: 1.0"
Blade thickness: 0.15"
Blade base width: 0.65"
Support length: 0.35"
Description: A lightweight backup blade that is small enough to be attached to your key chain, thus it's a blade that you'll always have on you whenever you leave the house. Do to the small size of the blade and the fact it's a fixed blade, it can be legally carried practically anywhere. Thou do to it's design and small blade, if used as a weapon one would have pick there targets wisely.
