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Passaround CJRB Sasaya - CJRB Bolt - CJRB Nanner
Teilnahme/Infos in diesem thread: https://messerforum.net/threads/passaround-cjrb-sasaya-cjrb-bolt-cjrb-nanner.151837/
Mephistopheles
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http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=530968
Habs auch gesehen. Schade, dass der Schreiberling sonst keine Infos darüber hatte, außer den Namen "Keycom", "Direkt" und "Edit".
Das estere einnert mich mit seiner vorspringenden Klingenform schon ein wenig an ein Perrin, die anderen beiden machen einen sehr massiven und "erwachsenen" Eindruck.
Ein zusätzliches Bild gibts noch:
Habs auch gesehen. Schade, dass der Schreiberling sonst keine Infos darüber hatte, außer den Namen "Keycom", "Direkt" und "Edit".
Das estere einnert mich mit seiner vorspringenden Klingenform schon ein wenig an ein Perrin, die anderen beiden machen einen sehr massiven und "erwachsenen" Eindruck.
Ein zusätzliches Bild gibts noch:
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Danke für die Pics! Die Entwürfe sehen gut aus, wobei ich mich schon frage, wie bequem der Griff des Direkt ist...
Davon abgesehen: Wieso postet jemand aus Australien die ersten Bilder? Das ist doch bestimmt nicht so ganz offiziell, oder bin ich da auf dem Holzweg?
Gruß
Carsten
Davon abgesehen: Wieso postet jemand aus Australien die ersten Bilder? Das ist doch bestimmt nicht so ganz offiziell, oder bin ich da auf dem Holzweg?
Gruß
Carsten
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Also diesen ersten Entwurf, dieses "Keycom", finde ich zwar auf den ersten Blick sehr gewöhnungsbedürftig, aber es gefällt mir doch sehr gut 
Bin mal gespannt wie groß das wird, hoffentlich schön klein, dann wärs definitiv was für mich. Sollte dann aber schon etwas kleiner als das Trance werden...
Bin mal gespannt wie groß das wird, hoffentlich schön klein, dann wärs definitiv was für mich. Sollte dann aber schon etwas kleiner als das Trance werden...
geklaut von usn ( dce ):
kleine feststehende:
This compact fixed blade has a blade length of a little over 2" and an overall length of 5 3/8 inches. A Chad Los Banos design, the Edit features 440C stainless steel and a reverse tanto blade shape. An ABS molded pastic sheath with Mini Tek-Lok permit ease of carry. Attached lanyard allows for easy withdraw. MSRP $49.95
direkt:
Chad Los Banos' newest tactical folder design for Boker Plus is the Direkt. 3 5/8" 440C blade with flipper. When opened, the flipper and the protrusion in the handle give the knife a sub-hilt type feel. Machined G-10 scales, liner lock. Four way pocket clip mounting allows for RH/LH, tip up or tip down positioning. MSRP $67.50 for the bead blast plain edge, $69.00 for the black blade part serrated
keycom:
Chad Los Banos' smallest folder design to date is the KEYCOM, with a blade length of 1 1/2". Closed length measuring 2 1/4", the KEYCOM can be conveniently carried on a keyring so you will always have a handy folder with you at all times. An attached pocket clip allows for pocket carry as well, and can be removed if keyring carry is desired. Blade steel is AUS-8. MSRP is $24.95.
cop tool:
die billigere version des wilson cop-tools
Boker Plus will be introducing a production version of the Wilson Tactical Cop Tool. Designed by former police officer and editor of American Handgunner Magazine, Roy Huntington, the Cop Tool is an integral fixed blade with a blade length of 1 3/4" and is of 440C. It can be used as a lever, chisel, belt cutter, scraping tool, or as a multifunction knife. Handle slabs are of textured G-10. Comes complete with a lanyard as shown. MSRP is an affordable $49.95.
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tom
kleine feststehende:
This compact fixed blade has a blade length of a little over 2" and an overall length of 5 3/8 inches. A Chad Los Banos design, the Edit features 440C stainless steel and a reverse tanto blade shape. An ABS molded pastic sheath with Mini Tek-Lok permit ease of carry. Attached lanyard allows for easy withdraw. MSRP $49.95
direkt:
Chad Los Banos' newest tactical folder design for Boker Plus is the Direkt. 3 5/8" 440C blade with flipper. When opened, the flipper and the protrusion in the handle give the knife a sub-hilt type feel. Machined G-10 scales, liner lock. Four way pocket clip mounting allows for RH/LH, tip up or tip down positioning. MSRP $67.50 for the bead blast plain edge, $69.00 for the black blade part serrated
keycom:
Chad Los Banos' smallest folder design to date is the KEYCOM, with a blade length of 1 1/2". Closed length measuring 2 1/4", the KEYCOM can be conveniently carried on a keyring so you will always have a handy folder with you at all times. An attached pocket clip allows for pocket carry as well, and can be removed if keyring carry is desired. Blade steel is AUS-8. MSRP is $24.95.
cop tool:
die billigere version des wilson cop-tools
Boker Plus will be introducing a production version of the Wilson Tactical Cop Tool. Designed by former police officer and editor of American Handgunner Magazine, Roy Huntington, the Cop Tool is an integral fixed blade with a blade length of 1 3/4" and is of 440C. It can be used as a lever, chisel, belt cutter, scraping tool, or as a multifunction knife. Handle slabs are of textured G-10. Comes complete with a lanyard as shown. MSRP is an affordable $49.95.
pciao
tom
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Und ich sag noch: "hoffentlich schön klein", lol, soo klein hab ich jetzt nicht gemeint
Nagut...das erklärt dann ja auch den logischen Namen "Key"com
Aber mal sehen, ich finde sehr gut, das es trotzdem einen Clip hat!
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Hello Chad,
So far they (and me) liked your new designs and we are curious about the ergonomics of the big folder, because of this "subhilt" and the size of the Keycom.
And most important: When will it be available!?
Personally, I could imagine the Keycom with a fully serrated blade, like Spyderco makes on the Ladybug and Jester models. That would probably improve cutting abilities on such a short blade (and make it look like a chihuahua on steroids..cute in a strange way, but aggressive).
The edited fixed Subcom makes me think about buying it at last. The classic versions I saw to this day often had problems with rust on its bead-blasted surface, which was a reason for me not to buy it. But this new coated version looks very nice. Good Job!
Greetings,
Daniel
So far they (and me) liked your new designs and we are curious about the ergonomics of the big folder, because of this "subhilt" and the size of the Keycom.
And most important: When will it be available!?
Personally, I could imagine the Keycom with a fully serrated blade, like Spyderco makes on the Ladybug and Jester models. That would probably improve cutting abilities on such a short blade (and make it look like a chihuahua on steroids..cute in a strange way, but aggressive).
The edited fixed Subcom makes me think about buying it at last. The classic versions I saw to this day often had problems with rust on its bead-blasted surface, which was a reason for me not to buy it. But this new coated version looks very nice. Good Job!
Greetings,
Daniel
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Sorry, I can´t tell about availabilities at the moment, for I´m still on my business trip, but I´ll check and be back with the info soon.
Regarding the knives: I have to admit that I was a little sceptical with the ergonomics of thgis very straight design of the "Direkt".
But as soon as I handled the first proto, I realized that those are not "ergonomics", but more the well establishled "chad-o-nomics".
The knife feels great in the hand, is again (after the M-Type) a fullsize folder, and the proto I carry at the moment gets only positive feedback.
So, Chad, I think there´s no reason to be nervous.
Regarding the knives: I have to admit that I was a little sceptical with the ergonomics of thgis very straight design of the "Direkt".
But as soon as I handled the first proto, I realized that those are not "ergonomics", but more the well establishled "chad-o-nomics".
The knife feels great in the hand, is again (after the M-Type) a fullsize folder, and the proto I carry at the moment gets only positive feedback.
So, Chad, I think there´s no reason to be nervous.
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I had no idea of the Keycom's size so I made a 1:1 scale model out of paper and cardboard. (For cutting I used the pictured Subcom, of course! Sorry for the rough edges.)
At least I hope that it's a 1:1 scale model because I summed up handle and blade length to get the overall lenght. In some cases this might not be accurate enough because one never knows from which point the blade has been measured.
Since my cardboard model has a blade length of approximately 1 1/2" and a handle lenght of approximately 2 1/4" I think the model is quite accurate in size.
Here are some comparison pics. The Victorinox is a Classic SD.
Kind regards
BlackBlade
Sorry for the rough edges.) At least I hope that it's a 1:1 scale model because I summed up handle and blade length to get the overall lenght. In some cases this might not be accurate enough because one never knows from which point the blade has been measured.
Since my cardboard model has a blade length of approximately 1 1/2" and a handle lenght of approximately 2 1/4" I think the model is quite accurate in size.
Here are some comparison pics. The Victorinox is a Classic SD.
Kind regards
BlackBlade
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