Tibet Dagger?

blue lander · 25th August 2015, 03:54 PM

As far as I know mine is brand new. So I'm sure yours is the one of better quality

Mine has a failed lamination right on the edge unfortunately. I whacked a broom stick with it a few times and the steel started to separate right at the point of impact. I obviously only did that because the knife has no age to it.

Although... if the blade was new why would there be laminations at all? That implies it's folded steel, and you'd expect new blades to be made from recycled truck springs.

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25th August 2015, 03:54 PM	#4
blue lander Member Join Date: Nov 2013 Posts: 456	As far as I know mine is brand new. So I'm sure yours is the one of better quality Mine has a failed lamination right on the edge unfortunately. I whacked a broom stick with it a few times and the steel started to separate right at the point of impact. I obviously only did that because the knife has no age to it. Although... if the blade was new why would there be laminations at all? That implies it's folded steel, and you'd expect new blades to be made from recycled truck springs.