When have you ever actually needed a "hydraulic feel" knife?

[Fferrell1]

Pro tip: If/when you decide to do this sort of thing again, calling people out for ignorance, please use proper grammar. It projects poorly on the OP when they try to belittle others only to write poorly in exchange.

Thank you for your wonderful contribution. I'll consider it.

 

[Omega Leather Works]

Thank you for your wonderful contribution. I'll consider it.

Excellent!

My job here is done. :thumbup:

 

[Krav]

Thank you for your wonderful contribution. I'll consider it.

You might want to close this thread before you shoot yourself in the foot, humility go's a long way you know.

 

[RiverRat84]

Just came off a little arrogant and snotty brother, that's got more to do with the reactions than the" hydraulic" "discussion".

I know your love of CRK, was a little confused when I peeked in here

 

[simplespeed]

Ah, I edited this post cause I posted before reading the whole thread. I see its calmed down a bit now. For what its worth I use a mixture of hydraulic fluid and wheel bearing grease on my pivots. Best mix iv found so far. So I can call it a hydraulic feel if I want.

Bearing grease and atf works real good too.

 

[FoldersForever]

Ok, so this is an attack on terminology? I had never heard the reference to hydraulics before, but I understood the feeling being described.

Whatever, this is all turning out to be rather silly.

Turning out to be? This was silly from the original post on.

 

[simplespeed]

Controlled Resistance Kinetic .....lol