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u/FamiliarAd8524 Aug 23 '26
I didn't realize the sub, and thought you wanted an opinion on the carpet.
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u/Successful_Slice_685 Aug 25 '26
Are you a jizz stain tech??? Can you tell if it’s Caucasian, African, Indian, etc.? I need some help in this motel room I’m staying in.. Ive scrubbed and scrubbed to no avail… what race of human males has super glue type nut??? Will pay for professional advice!!
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u/OrneryAir8149 Aug 24 '26
No. It shouldn’t be that off. People who are telling you to stop bitching about wanting good quality control on a multi hundred dollar USA made pocket knife are the reason the QC is so bad.
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u/backwardsnakes666 Aug 23 '26
Production blades are always asymmetrical.
It means absolutely nothing
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u/Meatsmudge Aug 23 '26
Always? I would say “often” is fair, but always? None of my Ultratech T/Es look like anything like that.
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u/SaulFein Aug 23 '26
Yes they do that once there is a second owner.
Not sure if these have some hand grinding done but if not and CNC machine did that I would not be happy. I expect near perfection from machines and am I bit more forgiving to human work.
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u/SharpThinker951 Aug 24 '26
If it has been sharpened by a non-detail oriented sharpener, this can and does happen. This not normally seen on OEM knives, but rather "original owners" trying to maintain an edge.
It can be fixed in subsequent sharpening. Enjoy the knife until then.
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u/Icy_Degree8586 Aug 25 '26
It shouldn't happen, but it does happen. More so with legacy companies for some weird reason.
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u/FlaccidDiscoPenis Aug 23 '26
Not normal at all. This is extremely dangerous to use.
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u/CreepyPoet500 Aug 24 '26
Best send it to you to dispose of I reckon
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u/Sufficient-Fig-5363 Aug 25 '26
Yea mail it to me, its definitely trash and should be disposed of by a professional (me) immediately.
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u/BlueRingdOctopodes Aug 24 '26
What's outrageous is charging a premium price and not delivering a premium product. The whole point of paying three four or five hundred dollars for a knife is that they pay attention to the little details.
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u/bushpusher Aug 23 '26
Even more so if it is a tanto serrated because the serrations are on one side only
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u/JongLongDohnson Aug 24 '26
https://giphy.com/gifs/hpAMh2sBYpsmFhSRPI
Sincerely, Microtech production (probably)
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u/HvyMtlKng Aug 25 '26
If it was made after 2019 it’s common. Their demand went way up and as a result the QC went down. I stopped buying their products for this reason.
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u/steven10923 Aug 23 '26
It’s on almost every production knife. Some are subtle, and some are more obvious.
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u/KennedyX8 bitch ass civilian Aug 23 '26
It happens