Steigerwald "steampunk" folder.

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Someone put this up on the Reddit "knives" section today. Very cool if only from the engineering standpoint.
 
Fantastic,the creativity is phenomenal,not economical and would atract dirt like a cat fleas.but nonetheless very nicely build.
 
Certainly not the most practical knife, but interesting for sure. I just don't understand why steampunk has to have gears and bolts and nuts everywhere just because. I would say any GEC would fit steampunk well, and still be more practical.. But eh, nerds!
 
As a work of art, that is magnificent and the maker should be extremely proud. As a usable knife, F-. It's like carrying around a flint and tinder as a lighter; technically adequate, but logistically stupid. ;)
 
Akcir said:
I like it, but it's pretty much a coffee table knife.
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I was hoping to see him do some spine whacks and some batoning
 
CraigMang said:
As a work of art, that is magnificent and the maker should be extremely proud. As a usable knife, F-. It's like carrying around a flint and tinder as a lighter; technically adequate, but logistically stupid. ;)
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Agreed. Neat "art" knife. Ala some of Larry Fuegen's stuff.



 
Incredible work of engineering and art. Stunning, really.

People making negative posts regarding it's status as a viable EDC need to take their criticism to a thread where it is valid. That is not what this brilliant knife is about.
 
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