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给力,我质疑的就是harsey。
看了原文,和我估计的近似,他认为是第一是刀扭曲时径向力,也就是不容易转动,第二是感知到“刃”的位置,不是“刀”的位置。
因为cr的一体刀圆滚滚的刀柄,黑暗中不摸到护手不知刀是 ...
realjam 发表于 2010-12-5 09:56 
您更给力
我支持您质疑Bill Harsey, 质疑得好啊, 估计您这儿一质疑全世界都能看清他是个213的真面目, CR立马把他给踹了, 几把直刀全线停产改版, 他老小子要是还有点自知之明就应该来刀友注册个ID, 跟诸位好好学学.
我有点歪楼了,但是既然扯开了就下不为例吧. 其实我对LZ的观点是非常尊重的, 把Bill Harsey 的说辞放上来绝对不是为了抖机灵, 只是觉得CR(Bill Harsey)也好, ESEE也罢, 还有TOPS, Busses等等, 这么一大票厂家设计师都采用的贴片刀柄这种设计, 必然有其原因, 更何况这里面有的品牌就一直在暗示强调自己的刀就是为了野外用途而生的. 这帮人, 不说个个德高望重, 也算是在制刀届浸淫多年, 他们的设计,意图, 我把我知道的放上来给大家做个参考, 希望大家在讨论的时候能有个正确全面地认识, 仅此而已. 在下才疏学浅,玩刀的时间也短, 断不敢随随便便质疑这帮人, 让您老见笑了.
至于"刀"和"刃"之分, 我承认我偷懒了, 话没说严谨, 让您抓了话柄,我认栽, 哈哈哈. 不过话说回来, "刃"的位置,真的只是指向上或向下吗, 就像您指出的, 这个朝向,光靠非对称的刀柄就可以解决了, 哪里还用的上凸出的龙骨. 但是在零下的环境中又如何, 手套的厚度对触感的影响呢. 谁也没说过类似" 龙骨不突出贴片就不容易转动,就不战术,不适合手套用,就会把刃方向搞混" 的话, 但是按照Bill所说,他的确有这方面的考虑, 进行了测试, 有针对地改进了设计, 难道真的完完全全就是个设计噱头吗.
在讨论的第三页http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=384825&page=3
This is GunnerJohn, once again turning this over to knifemaker Bill Harsey.
This is Bill Harsey,
I won't make a habit of doing this but some comments about testing have prompted my response.
First, I really like the enthusiasm and passion for the discussion of knives and steel here. Thank you guys for this.
Now about the testing. Mr. Stamp presents his testing in a somewhat scientific manner. If we are using the scientific methods, I have concerns. there is no independent verification of the condition of the Green Beret knife prior to or during the testing procedures. I'm surprised this hasn't been noticed by such an astute audience.
Is chopping very hard materials a complete test of a knifes edge? It's one test but there are others to consider.
Has anyone done any long duration salt spray atmosphere testing of the Green Beret knife or others made from CPM S-30V?
I note a lack of information about transverse bend fracture strength in CPM S-30V or comparisons to other steels in this critical area.
Does anyone have firsthand knowledge of how the CPM S-30V holds up cutting animal tissues and how this compares to other blade steels?
Does the testing represent the conditions the Green Beret knife will be used in by those for whom it was designed?
Has anyone tested this knife while wearing gloves in sub-zero temperatures in complete darkness?
The testing by Mr. Stamp being quoted here is far from a complete analysis and shows a lack of understanding in some major areas of knife use.
A couple footnotes here:
If you have firsthand experience with your Green Beret knife chipping, then by all means post here, tell the world and know we will make it right. If your only citing information you have read somewhere else, I will question the statement.
I also have no interest in other makers or manufacturers or users said problems with the steel being discussed. How other people make and use knives is not my problem to solve. We take care of what we do.
Thank you. Bill Harsey |
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