[lovegbt]

All grow 43 CM,
The handle grow 12.5 CM,
The degree of hardness is big in 63,
Heavy 500 grams.
Clip the steel beats knife,
The aluminum metal alloy burns a Zhu haft,
The good product of trip open air

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[Mandirigma]

This is what I get from it.

All grow 43 CM, Overall Length 16.9"
The handle grow 12.5 CM, Handle length 4.9"
We tend to say blade length instead. So 12"
The degree of hardness is big in 63, High Hardness (RC?) 63
Heavy 500 grams. Overall weight 1.10lb
Clip the steel beats knife, unsure maybe forged, but just guessing
The aluminum metal alloy burns a Zhu haft, unsure
The good product of trip open air Maybe "Good for overall carry" again just guessing

[Mp7]

63 Rockwell.....hmmm....
wouldn´t that be a bit exaggerated
or actually to hard for the length..

correct me if im wrong:)

[Mandirigma]

no clue as to what scale he's using

[hso]

It looks like it is inspired by the WWII cast aluminum handle Murphy knives.

An example of a Murphy is #28 in this photo.http://www.nwknives.com/Investment/BACK%20COVER.gif

I do like the size and shape. I especially like the mounting method to the car seat. Clever!

The aluminum metal alloy burns a Zhu haft Probably means the aluminum handle was cast onto the tang of the knife (like the Murphys were).

RC 63 would be very hard for a chopper like that blade. lovegbt, are you using the rockwell hardness scale for degree of hardness?

What is the alloy of the blade? Is it forged?

[lovegbt]

Mandirigma
thank you

[Vonderek]

I really enjoy reading lovegbt's posts!

[cleardiddion]

Heh, same here

[scrat]

so where is the pen.lol

that thing is huge

[lovegbt]

Vonderek
Don't sneer at me
thanks you

[JShirley]

I don't think any insult was meant from Vonderek, love. Your posts are not very easy to understand, but that makes them interesting. :)

And I really like the look of this knife. It is hard to believe it has a Rockwell hardness of 63. Is that really what you meant?

What will the price be in U.S. dollars, and from where could we buy it?

John

[CWL]

I also like the mounting system.

The good product of trip open air I think this means "perfect for the outdoors"

[Dirtypacman]

The last two pictures just make me laugh... action shots.

That blade is bad ass.

[Vonderek]

No disrespect intended. I do like the unusual way the words are put together...it exercises my brain in an enjoyable way. And I admire your efforts at communicating in a language foreign to you.

Back to the knife...looking at the first picture, is that solder beaded around the knife where the blade joins the handle?

[Pax Jordana]

where's steve at? i bet this guy's right up his alley :)

lovegbt, your english is funny but your ideas are pretty cool. And you're always welcome here, making fun of you means we like you!

Now, that is one horrendous knife. Were it legal to strap one into my car, I'd probably do it though.

[mp510]

I don't think any insult was meant from Vonderek, love. Your posts are not very easy to understand, but that makes them interesting
I'm pretty sure that Chinese, not English is the OP's first language. I think we need to keep that in mind when reading his posts.

The good product of trip open air
Yeah- I bet he's just using a literal translation for outdoors. IN many languages they have funky translations for compound words. In Spanish, the term for outdoors is aire libre- literally free air- but when taken in context you would understand what that menas.

That does look like an interesting blade profile on that knife. That's for sure. Hopefully it will be decent quality, but affordable.

[Cosmoline]

The good product of trip open air

I think this means "perfect for the outdoors"

Yeah but I like the way he says it better. I'm taking the trip open air. It's zen.

lovegbt, watch your legs on that draw. If the top side of the blade is sharp you could cut yourself very badly.

[lovegbt]

quote:
RC 63 would be very hard for a chopper like that blade. lovegbt, are you using the rockwell hardness scale for degree of hardness?
yes rc 63,
Also have rc 67
But that is very expensive

Vonderek
I am also joke

Cosmoline
Oneself notices leg
But the top of the picture isn't me

[ArfinGreebly]

The good product of trip open air
Camping.

A trip in the "open air" (outdoors) = trip in the outdoors = camping.

Alternatively hiking.

Makes perfect sense as a camping knife.

[Mp7]

Hi,

Are you sure you are talking 63 & 67 on the rockwell scale?
By all i know that would mean it would crack like glass
once used on a trip open air.

Yes i am enjoying too.
But the actual steel composition, hardness and price
would be of some interest too :)

Cheers from Germany to China.

[4v50 Gary]

Personally I dislike aluminium handles. Cold to touch in cold weather. Slippery when wet? No grooves or knurling (if you can knurl a non-round object) so it might even slip when wet.

[lovegbt]

Mp7
63 Is the data to how get

[Smokey Joe]

Lovegbt--Very nice looking knife. Also, good photos, posing the knife on the spotted fur!

[lovegbt]

thank smokey joe
thanks,all
At China, retail price:￥ 900 dollars
$130 dollars

[CZ.22]

I still think "trip open air" sounds cooler that "outdoor."
That's a nive knife.

[Rachen]

I still think "trip open air" sounds cooler that "outdoor."
That's a nive knife.

In Chinese, "trip open air" means taking an outdoor adventure. In English, it reminds me of Timothy Leary.

[Indifferent]

I hope its a braze or a weld, and not a JB weld.

Man, If I had that mounted in my truck that way thats like 10 years in prison in cali! LOL

I got mine behind the seat, still accessible though.

Pretty cool stuff you guys have in China, I think I'll take a visit, been wanting to drive one of those Chery cars.

[hksw]

The profile of the blades like very nice to me.

I would like to make a suggestion about marketing the knives. Since they are being advertized as outdoor/camping knives, it would be a good diea to show pictures of them in a camping environment. Showing large knives in cars that are easy to reach turns a few people (and police) off.

Are you sure you are talking 63 & 67 on the rockwell scale?
By all i know that would mean it would crack like glass once used on a trip open air.


And a chore to sharpen.