Or the people in the Goddard thread were right.
Sorry for the paper towel backdrop. I needed contrast for the Endura to show up on a brown kitchen table.
My main concern when I was considering purchasing this knife was that the knife had no liners. As with my Kershaw Piston, this fear was unfounded. If properly used, just as the sub-forumites told me, this knife should last many years.
However, I still would not use this knife hard. It should be fine as an EDC cuttingcardboard, twist ties and the odd sandwich. I also would not put pressure on the side of the blade by prying since the pivot is pinned. The thing to remember is that this is a cutting tool and not a crow bar.
If you have any questions about the knife let me know.
Squashfan
Sorry for the paper towel backdrop. I needed contrast for the Endura to show up on a brown kitchen table.
My main concern when I was considering purchasing this knife was that the knife had no liners. As with my Kershaw Piston, this fear was unfounded. If properly used, just as the sub-forumites told me, this knife should last many years.
However, I still would not use this knife hard. It should be fine as an EDC cuttingcardboard, twist ties and the odd sandwich. I also would not put pressure on the side of the blade by prying since the pivot is pinned. The thing to remember is that this is a cutting tool and not a crow bar.
If you have any questions about the knife let me know.
Squashfan
