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nice
I wish i could take a snap of the vid where i saw this but there might be copyright issues
consider on that same small knife : thumb on one side, index finger extended on the top of the blade, then the third finger on the other side from the
thumb ( good for R and L handers ) other two fingers as noted. nice sharp blade for its not about working the blade but controlling the very tip of the knife.
Im very keen to see if you find any significant difference.
nice
I wish i could take a snap of the vid where i saw this but there might be copyright issues
consider on that same small knife : thumb on one side, index finger extended on the top of the blade, then the third finger on the other side from the
thumb ( good for R and L handers ) other two fingers as noted. nice sharp blade for its not about working the blade but controlling the very tip of the knife.
By Dave Hatfield,
