YOWZA!!! Full Height Convex Grinds On The New Satin Jack TAC????

Jerry Busse

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. . . . Oh yeah!!!! :cool:

The new Satin Jack TAC will feature full height, convex grinds!!!!! :cool:

We have already received a large number of military pre-orders for the new Satin Jack TAC where it will see "heavy action" in the urban warfare taking place in Iraq. Along with these orders has been an expessed need for "any and all additional" lateral strength possible on these blades. The easiest and least expensive route of accomplishing this request would be to lower the grind height for additional full stock thickness above the grind. Unfortunately, this would compromise the cutting efficiency of these blades. So, instead of taking the easy route, we have opted to employ the much more labor intensive process of employing full-height convex grinds. These full-height convex grinds will substantially add to the overall strength of the SJTAC while allowing for a very fine and efficient cutting edge geometry. :cool:

The Busse Combat grinding team is excited about this new protocol. . . (The INFI Grinding Team is made up of quite a few heavy drinkers!)

Pics are on their way!!!!!

Nuke on my convex grind loving friends!!!!! :)

Jerry
 
O.K., bring 'em on! What is the thickness of the SJ TAC going to be to attain the "any and all additional" lateral strength possible?

:confused: :D
 
We'll have two thicknesses. . . . Thick and thicker!!!!!

(3/16" and .220") So far, the military orders we have received have been for the thinner version (3/16")
 
Jerry Busse said:
. . . .urban warfare taking place in Iraq.

Jerry


uh Jerry... wouldn't that be TURBAN warfare???


heeheehee... sorry... couldn't resist... :D :D :D
 
Satin Jack perfection. :cool: :cool: :cool: Talk about Nuclear Credit Card Meltdown!!!! Bring it on.........................!.....................
 
Jerry Busse said:
The new Satin Jack TAC will feature full height, convex grinds!!!!! :cool:

So, instead of taking the easy route, we have opted to employ the much more labor intensive process of employing full-height convex grinds.

Nuke on my convex grind loving friends!!!!!
Excellent!!!
 
Jerry Busse said:
. . . . Oh yeah!!!! :cool:

The new Satin Jack TAC will feature full height, convex grinds!!!!! :cool:

We have already received a large number of military pre-orders for the new Satin Jack TAC where it will see "heavy action" in the urban warfare taking place in Iraq. Along with these orders has been an expessed need for "any and all additional" lateral strength possible on these blades. The easiest and least expensive route of accomplishing this request would be to lower the grind height for additional full stock thickness above the grind. Unfortunately, this would compromise the cutting efficiency of these blades. So, instead of taking the easy route, we have opted to employ the much more labor intensive process of employing full-height convex grinds. These full-height convex grinds will substantially add to the overall strength of the SJTAC while allowing for a very fine and efficient cutting edge geometry. :cool:

The Busse Combat grinding team is excited about this new protocol. . . (The INFI Grinding Team is made up of quite a few heavy drinkers!)

Pics are on their way!!!!!

Nuke on my convex grind loving friends!!!!! :)

Jerry

Damn! This one was one I thought I could pass on for the time being. You just keep twisting my arm don't you Jerry.
 
Must have full height convex grind Satin Jack TAC.
Must have full height convex grind Satin Jack TAC.
Must have full height convex grind Satin Jack TAC.
Must have full height convex grind Satin Jack TAC.
Must have full height convex grind Satin Jack TAC.
Must have full height convex grind Satin Jack TAC.
Must have full height convex grind Satin Jack TAC.
Must have full height convex grind Satin Jack TAC.
Must have full height convex grind Satin Jack TAC.
 
Jerry, you tease us with pics, but then go back to drinkings, I mean grinding, I mean drinking, then grinding. Never mind we all know you only grind when you drink.
 
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