With a 14C28n blade, beautiful G10 scales and multiple fidget-friendly deployments, this new Remette RT-Bee-G knife turned out to be the perfect combination of size, shape, fit and quality to earn the #1 spot in my every day carry rotation
OK81 Knife Mods – Cutting Away The Compression Lock Access
OK81 Knife Mods – Cutting Away The Compression Lock Access
After getting a couple of recommendations from our subscribers to the channel here, I decided to pick up the OK81-CF, which is their “tribute” knife very similar to the Spyderco PM2. But for some strange reason, OK doesn’t cut away the access to the compression lock button. So this is a video of me showing you how I cut away the carbon fiber handle to make access for that lock tab. It’s easy to do & makes the knife an absolute winner.
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