Sculptura

Crayola

Crayola

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O.k., I showed my girlfriend a pic of the green one you had on thye forum here, and she THANKED me for showing her! I think I'd like to pick one up for her and one for me around x-mas time, but I remember you saying somethign about different colors...

Any chance for a Teal one? When will there be new colors?

Welcome back from vacation Obi-Ron. I hope you and your family had a good time. Buy any knives???
 
Hi Crayola,

The Sculptura, at this time, is only coming in the translucent green color. Any color "options" for the future have yet to be determined. The most likely scenario would be that maybe a certain dealer would special order a color that would be exclusive to them.

I had a great vacation, but did not buy any knives. I did buy a new car for my wife...does that count?
 
OK...the wife's out of town with the new car, but I have pictures and a scanner. :D

So, my captive audience, here's a couple pictures snapped of Michelle's car in front of our house.



Someone needs to find something constructive for me to be doing. Oh, look at the clock, maybe I should be sleeping? ;)
 
Something more constructive? Don't tell your wife that, or she'll dust off the Honey-Do jar!

Ron: Do the doors on that car have the Arc-Lock? :)
 
i wish that the V6 accord was availible with the 5spd

is the Sculptura a one hander? i didnt see a stud or hole?
 
Hi Lizzard,
Originally posted by LizardKing
is the Sculptura a one hander? i didnt see a stud or hole?
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It can be opened several ways...including one-handed methods.

The simple two-handed method, is to pinch the spine and bring out the blade. There is little tension on the blade, making this easy and smooth.

Another way is to hold the handle, pull back on the Arc-Lock pin, and fling the blade out. This can be done in the reverse direction to close the blade. With a little practice, this can be done easily.

For those who want a bit more of a risky method, you can pinch the spine and fling the handle. The downside of this is if the knife slips out of your hand during the "flinging" process (watch out for toes and other body parts).
 
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