Not the best quality pic but have had a Northman with me since the first batch sold and will be adding another one and a Magnus soon.
Blade was reprofiled by Bill after I was a moron and snapped the very off. Always use the right tools.
Not the best quality pic but have had a Northman with me since the first batch sold and will be adding another one and a Magnus soon.
Blade was reprofiled by Bill after I was a moron and snapped the very off. Always use the right tools.
He did the same for me.
Lol me three only Northman did mine.
Last I’ll derail this thread w/o a pic but Frank’s cooking me up a SkyKing and BEDU and I’m stoked.Originally Posted by Dave Williams
My recently purchased upgraded Northman is with Bill now for the same fix.
I guess we all learn the hard way here.
So all of your Northman’s broke the tip?
Just curious as I was thinking of picking one up.
What the heck do you boys do with your knives anyway? [emoji1]
That’s one thing I have never gotten used to on knife YouTube videos... my dad just beat it into my head from about the age of 7 “knives are for cuttin’, not choppin’ nor pryin’”.
It is a very fine and precise tip that absolutely breaks easily when used improperly. Mine broke when the knife found its way into the face of a paper target mounted on a sheet of plywood while at training. The tip broke because I levered the knife the wrong way when taking it out. It's my fault, not the knife. The trainer will be in my pocket on training days from now on. Hard lesson learned.
Bad pic quality plus a humblebrag of my better half.
Wife got me the Dynamis Blade and Razorback for the birth of our first child and this morning I found the new SMR blade on my keyboard. So she’s pretty cool and first impression is that I like the SMR for what it is.
I let a caveman use mine to dig a 230gr Gold Dot out of a ballistic shield......dunno what I was thinking.
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