In this video we’re continuing with some basic cut tests with a few well known knives (Miguron Moyarl here) to get a baseline of how well the edge holds up in cutting different material.
OK-223 Knife Mods – Lock Bar Access, Bearings & Problems
OK-223 Knife Mods – Lock Bar Access, Bearings & Problems
I finally got ahold of the new OK-223 knife (similar to a Para 3), but of course they don’t come with cut out access to the compression lock! So here we go again with cutting away the lock bar access in the carbon fiber scales. But I also ran into lots of problems with burrs on the blade tang, bad bearings, and more. This turned into a lot more work than expected. Maybe we can learn something from this experience?
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