What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[majorpain1]

Got outside this afternoon before the much-needed rain moves back in. Certainly, feeling and looking like Spring in NW Arkansas

 

[mitch13]

 

[knarfeng]

What puzzles me is why dealers are allowed to get away with using false info about blade steel in their descriptions of products.

- GT

IMO it's random error. That can happen.

The average knife site has thousands of descriptions. Some outfits copy the description from the manufacturer's web site and leave it at that. Others try to break it out by specific attributes or give their own description. Entering data that is not a copy and paste operation expands the chance for operator error. When doing dozens of descriptions at a time, getting everything 100% correct is difficult, especially when it's just a clerk doing it. The descriptions can get mixed up. People take breaks then come back to the wrong entry. Attention wanders. Poo-Poo occurs.

As an engineer, among other things I used to maintain the listing of all the polymeric materials we used: manufacturer, product, size, specifications approved to, shelf life, storage temp. I was precise, I was focused, I would triple check every attribute, and the result still was not 100% perfect over the several thousand entries I created over the years.

 

[RustyRick]

That’s a really nice one! I must have missed that release. When did those come out?

Thanks. I made the scales for this myself as an experiment.

 

[majorpain1]

Just wondering if that Robeson is a 922295? It looks a lot like one I have.