expiredDonV1962 posted Apr 07, 2024 12:48 AM
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expiredDonV1962 posted Apr 07, 2024 12:48 AM
QSP Penguin D2 Steel Blade Linerlock Folding Knife w/ Brass Handle
+ Free S/H$38
$60
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Brass is more weighty and will develop a unique patina. Micarta wil be lighter, more grippy while wet and also patinas a little due to hand oils. It's ALL user preference.
For the brass and copper knives I like to "shipwreck" them which is a forced patina which brings out blue and green colors. I have a small tutorial on it in one of my posts on Reddit under the user u/ARGuck.
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Brass is more weighty and will develop a unique patina. Micarta wil be lighter, more grippy while wet and also patinas a little due to hand oils. It's ALL user preference.
Brass is more weighty and will develop a unique patina. Micarta will be lighter, more grippy while the wet and actually also patinas a little due to hand oils. It's ALL user preference.
For the brass and copper knives I like to "shipwreck" them which is a forced patina which brings out blue and green colors. I have a small tutorial on it in one of my posts on Reddit under the user u/ARGuck.
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For the brass and copper knives I like to "shipwreck" them which is a forced patina which brings out blue and green colors. I have a small tutorial on it in one of my posts on Reddit under the user u/ARGuck.
If you're looking for a good entry-level knife that isn't cheap junk, this one is a good place to start. If you've already got nicer and are interested in a quality EDC knife that won't bother you too much if it gets lost or broken, this one fits that bill nicely, too.
Regardless, he liked the knife, but I was really impressed with the quality and how smoothly it opened. So I got a Ti version for myself, as well as the carbon fiber scaled version.
These knives feel much more expensive than the $35 - $60 price. I have CRKs, Spydercos, and Benchmade knives so I have been exposed to "quality" knives, and this one doesn't feel far off of knives costing much, much more.
I didn't think I'd like the blade style, but it has grown on me.
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