The SITIVIEN ST14 is a well designed drop point fixed blade that is a great size for everyday carry. #sitivien #droppoint #fixedblade Link www.amazon.com...
It's a work of symmetrical beauty thanks for bringing this to my attention I'm of course purchasing one putting a knife that nice in front of me is like putting a bottle of 15 year old single malt scotch whisky it's there for a reason ! 💯🇺🇸💯🇺🇸💯🇺🇸
When Asher Knives was first starting out, they had a fixed blade. It was exactly this design but in DC53 steel. I have one. I always suspected it was an in-house design from the factory that he was working with to produce his models, and they just sold him the model to put his logo on so that he could start getting product out there to sell. I might be wrong about how that process exactly works, but I know this kind of thing happens a lot when new brands show up and start working with these Chinese factories. Anyway, I have gotten some good use out of the knife. I've found it's quite good for batoning kindling because if how crazy thick it is. It's not long, so you won't baton logs lol...but for breaking down smaller things, it splits like crazy and feels indestructible. Great campfire tool. A little too chunky for me to work as an EDC, though...I considered trimming down the bulkiness of the handle scales but haven't gotten around to it.
Question from an amateur: A lot of your knives have shallow or no "hilt" if I am understanding the word, the part that prevents your hand from sliding onto the business part of the knife. Please educate me. Love your channel, keep the videos coming!
I want of guards come in different forms nowadays. This one for example it’s just a huge curve. I encourage everybody to use the pick grip if they’re doing stabbing motions just to double reinforce. Thank you!
I don’t have a long fingers, but my palm is wide and cannot fit in a medium glove. I don’t consider the EF 136 a clip point it looks more like a spearpoint.
