Wharncliffe dragonfly?? What do you think?

[Super Shrew]

I work in a warehouse (shipping and receiving) and have been using a dragonfly2 in my work rotation and like it. But after seeing the new wharncliffe delica I was thinking that a wharncliff dragonfly would be a useful cool and work blade.

What do you think?

 

[Edge248]

The leaf shaped blade of the dragonfly 2 so closely mimics a wharncliff blade I'm afraid there would not be a very noticing difference. You could probably send your knife to a reputable knife sharpener and have your blade re-profiled to your liking.

 

[kershawguy13]

Wharncliffe all the things!

 

[bearfacedkiller]

Sure, sounds good to me. I think a hawkbill would be way cooler though.

 

[winnerone23]

Sure, sounds good to me. I think a hawkbill would be way cooler though.

+1
I like the way you think!!

 

[DocT]

The DF already has a short blade but the belly gives it a longer cutting edge. If you take that away, you will take away cutting performance. It will no longer cut like a big (little) knife.

 

[Jordan@DLT]

I feel like there's so little belly on the dragonfly anyways it wouldn't even change much.

 

[FK]

Agree, change is not necessary to blade profile.

Regards,
FK

 

[Danke42]

Maybe try out a Cricket.

 

[Fred Sanford]

No thanks. Not interested.

 

[wire edge]

I'd be down for a very lightly hooked Hawkbill/Wharny hybrid. I think it would be a useful utilitarian design.