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WinonaRail
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Sep 7, 2017
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This knife is absolutely tiny. So small it can only be considered a toy IMHO. I wish I hadn't spent the money.
MandoBear
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Sep 7, 2017
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WinonaRailReceived mine today. It's exactly the size described in the specifications. Didn't you study them before making your purchase?
I'm very pleased with mine - it's beautifully finished and makes the perfect, low-profile, "gentleman's knife" - but with a top-end technical specification. Perfect for cutting card, opening packages, whittling wood, slicing fruit, but maybe not skinning a deer. Way better than the Boker Plus titanium gentleman's knife I picked up from MD last year - that needed a complete rebuild just to make it acceptably usable. It's almost so pretty I don't want to use it. :-)
I'm very pleased with mine - it's beautifully finished and makes the perfect, low-profile, "gentleman's knife" - but with a top-end technical specification. Perfect for cutting card, opening packages, whittling wood, slicing fruit, but maybe not skinning a deer. Way better than the Boker Plus titanium gentleman's knife I picked up from MD last year - that needed a complete rebuild just to make it acceptably usable. It's almost so pretty I don't want to use it. :-)
WinonaRail
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Sep 7, 2017
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MandoBearIt's one thing to read specs, another to hold it. It's staying in the box.
MandoBear
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Sep 7, 2017
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WinonaRailWell fair enough - it's your knife and your choice, but I think mine will see a lot of use. I'm sure someone would be happy enough to buy it from you, if that is what you decide.
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