Answer the question, do you actually dispute the knife behaved the way I described it, in spite of several makers who use D2 actually publically disputing you? One of the makers in the Agent thread complained about the fact that I dug in wood at all because D2 is so fragile the knife could break if it was just stabbed into wood, or even dropped.
I have another Dozier in D2. I can easily break the tip by digging in wood, the tip on this one is thicker than on the Agent, so the wood would need to be denser and the penetration further, but the tip isn't extremely thick, so spruce at 1/2" should readily cause a break. I can easily get this on video all you have to do is make a public statement that you guarantee it won't happen and warrenty that the knife won't behave this way because Dozier asked me to review it and I have things planned for it that having the tip cracked off prevents.
Do this and then I'll contact Dozier and see if he want to see the tip break in such a manner and also that he agrees with your viewpoint, which I would be very surprised if he does, and I can then get a series of pictures of the knife in the wood, and bending it slowly until the tip goes
[*]. If there is anyone besides Clark that disputes that this will happen I would like to see them make a post here because what is likely to happen is everyone is silent until after the tip breaks and the pictures are up and then people start to complain that it is unfair and pointless, which by the way I think it is personally.
However no one else now seems to think so inspite of a host of people complaining about it earlier in the week, so make up your mind people you can't complain about me doing something and then not doing something at the same time, it has to be one or the other.
-Cliff
[*] To be clear I don't argue that this actually proves the knife has the behavior shown, I just don't have a problem doing it.