Which in turn allowed the blade tip to scratch the handle as it was retracted into it.Īdditionally due to the owner’s negligence: some of the various screws that loosened over time, fell out entirely and were consequently lost. This then resulted in the blade being seated at a crooked angle. This led to various joints and mechanisms developing too much play in them. The owner did not tighten the various torx screws on this thing as they worked themselves loose.
The main thing that was wrong with this unit is that it was not maintained properly. It is also the only thing that it can be used for in my opinion. Its what the knife’s owner, who is a warehouse operative uses it for. That is also it’s literal function currently. This pictured knife is just a box cutter. It is rather cheaply made, and only really aesthetically resembles the weapon that it is aping. Which is that this knife is a mass produced (I assume) chinese special tacticool toy knife. And that would be the case, at least if not for my second immediate observation. The blade description above may lead you to think that the pictured example knife is a deadly weapon. This shape of blade can easily convert slashing motions into pierces, due to the blade tip being the leading contact point. The blade is designed to roughly function in the same way: to pierce and then to hook. It’s crescent shape, coupled with the blade edge being on the inner concave curve: give it both a visual as well as function resemblance to the talons of birds of prey. It is a single edged, crescent shaped blade that curves forwards and terminates in a single point. The first thing that I noticed whilst examining this unit is the unusual blade shape.
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