stevenlee212 wrote:So sharp they can shave a sleeping mouse without even waking it up

challenge accepted!

Woot should up the quantity limit to 4 on these, that way you can get a full set for your dinner guests and watch the confusion on Steak night.

Aww, I want the Batman folding knifes. So close.

bsmith1 wrote:If you're making solid eye contact with coworkers from across the room while slowly peeling the orange with your pocket knife, then yes it's a little creepy.

With your mouth held half open in a trance like state with small amounts of drool dripping off your bottom lip.

beercandy wrote:Totally off topic but I just got my credit card bill and was over charged for an item. Fairly newish to WOOT,looked on the help page and got an email address but they suggest that you silly rabbits also might have dealt with a similar issue and I should ask here first.....

Email service@woot.com, include order number,names, problem etc.

I picked up 2 the last time and I am very pleased. These are very sharp knives that hold their edge well.

Go ahead. Buy a pair.

In for 3.

worldwidewebfeet wrote:Email service@woot.com, include order number,names, problem etc.

That.

bluejester wrote:Have there been many lolcats? I feel that there has probably been a lack of them. So here:



It was the creepiest, knife wielding cat I could find in my quick search of the internetz.

Thank you! These are the best part of Woot offs, and they've been sorely missing.

I would order but I don't have a knife to open the packaging.

crowsnest wrote:I need a serrated blade please!

As requested: a serenaded blade.

stevenlee212 wrote:So sharp they can shave a sleeping mouse without even waking it up

I stand corrected. That's pretty darn sharp.

On a serious note I really like Kershaw knives. I had an Avalanche with the S30V steel and it was awesome. I gave it to my grandfather not knowing that model was discontinued I have since replaced it with a Leek with slightly lower quality steel but its a good everyday carry knife due to its slim style.

I'll stick to the higher quality knives made in the USA but I'm sure for the price these are great.

In for one compound. These are very sharp and the only way I have been able to restore an edge to the K I own is to use a diamond hone.

Have the 1940, use it almost every day. Retains its edge pretty well. Spring assist opens it nice and quick, and might help dodge some local laws regarding switchblades...

stevenlee212 wrote:With your mouth held half open in a trance like state with small amounts of drool dripping off your bottom lip.

Exactly!
Then, when finished, you don't wash the knife you just wipe both sides of the blade on your jeans, fold the knife up, and leave the room without saying a word. (much to the relief of your uneasy coworkers)

Got the compound last time - great value for an EDC. Tempted to get the other one but money is tight....

GREAT (but made in China) folding knives. Mine's got a 3" blade, and is a full 5/8" shorter when closed; these are bit too bulky for my purposes.

But if you can deal with the closed length, these are a steel (get it, not "steal" - STEEL ... god, I'm good) at this price. Pounce.

I got one of these last time and (especially for this price!) am very happy with it - in for a couple more for gifts!

They're sharp, seem to hold an edge (so far) and well made.

bsmith1 wrote:Exactly!
Then, when finished, you don't wash the knife you just wipe both sides of the blade on your jeans, fold the knife up, and leave the room without saying a word. (much to the relief of your uneasy coworkers)

Hilarious !! But when he goes to stand up he drops the knife on the ground and when he bends over to pick it up the coworkers noticed he is wearing womens thong underwear

Picked up the Asset to go in my tackle box, fish beware!

DViolette2 wrote:Woot should up the quantity limit to 4 on these, that way you can get a full set for your dinner guests and watch the confusion on Steak night.

I have a Kai/Shun (Kershaw) folding steak knife in VG10 that take when I go out to eat, rather than use those "steak saws" the restaurant gives you.

There should be a button "I WANT SOMEONE ELSE TO BUY THE LAST ONE"

I have both and love the compound. In for 2 more just to have.

stevenlee212 wrote:Hilarious !! But when he goes to stand up he drops the knife on the ground and when he bends over to pick it up the coworkers noticed he is wearing womens thong underwear

Love it!

Sounds like yer purt skeered o' them love-spewin' commie liberals! I tell you what. Git all your gun-totin' knife-throwin' doomsday-preppin' friends to bring their pickup trucks over to yer place, then y'all drive Road Warrior style down to 'Bama. And jes' wait. Congress is workin' on sellin' the South to Mexico. Down there you can shoot 'n' holler all you want! They got real freedom!

Sati wrote:I was just talking about how I was thinking of carrying a knife when I'm out walking. Mace is OK, but stabbing a viscous dog, a wild animal, or a human attacker seems like a more effective idea. Is that insane? I don't want to stab myself like the Vancouver guy in the article... =/

NM, I want something with more of a barrier to keep my hand from slipping up the blade. I don't feel like cutting myself.

mace is probably better than a knife, someone has to be pretty close to use it, close enough to where it can be taken from you, mace lets you defend from a distance. I don't think a person/animal would care about you anymore after their face is on fire. while I've never personally been hit directly with mace I've been in a room when some tadpole decided to just sprits it and we all had to leave the room, I can't imagine getting directly hit.

"How's THIS for wet work?" he says, before removing his rain coat.

6 bucks less than Amazon has it for

Got mine Saturday... just in time to go camping with it.

The blade seems pretty awesome -- probably the best blade I've had, since all the other knives I've bought have been cheap from Wally World. The "assisted open" is also quite impressive. But the body of the knife is cheap plastic -- it feels like the same stuff that's on a $5 knife that you'd throw away after opening the package on a new knife.

But since I'm not planning to cut anything with the body... I'm a happy Wooter!

Just got mine. Very nice knife, though I agree the plastic casing could be more substantial. Pitiful pocket clip.