At this price point, I wasn’t expecting too much, but this is actually a nice little knife that delivers solid value for the money.
Cut Test: Winterblade Factor B3 in M390
Cut Test: Winterblade Factor B3 in M390
This Winterblade Factor B3 is cutting like a laser beam now that we’ve reprofiled it down to an 18 degree edge. So I wanted to go ahead and put it through the Redneck Cut Test while it was still razor sharp. This knife will basically serve as our baseline for a good well-known M390 steel. So lets see how it compares against our other recent tests of M390 blades.
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