Boker Anti-MC Ceramic Folder

[oLdSkOoLkisS]

I might buy this model soon...but i will remove that cheesy clip and carry in front pocket.It is only 2.5 ounces right??

[xiuxiu1313]

@oLdSkOoLkisS

Yup, somewhere around there. Super light.

[radu197666]

Man , you can't said 'almost as hard as diamond' .

Ceramic / zirconia has a 8.5 hardness on the MOHS scale while the diamond is rated for 10 , it's considered to be 5 times harder !

It's funny to have it - for 50$-60$ - but it's quite impractical - just cutting paper/vegetables/fruits - It looks awesome though but I would go with a BM SKIRMISH or SPY SAGE II :)

[Bjo15]

did it say stainless ? throw it away

[xiuxiu1313]

@Bjo15

Stainless? It's a ceramic blade with Titanium scales.

[Bjo15]

@xiuxiu1313 I do hope you realise i meant the knife at 1:25 ...

[44SCB]

@Bjo15 Stainless is only bad when your talken sword. knifes r okay.

[damarei]

@44SCB

>talken

>r

MASSIVE CREDIBILITY

[jfkdjfd]

I'm looking in my A.G Russell catalog, and this looks exactly, EXACTLY like the Stone River Gear Ceramic Black Titanium Hollow folder.

[xiuxiu1313]

@jfkdjfd

Interesting...I'll have to look into that.

[jfkdjfd]

I bought me a Stone River Gear ceramic with the Carbon Fiber handles. So, how uch did you pay for that blade?

[xiuxiu1313]

@jfkdjfd

I think it was around 40 give or take.

[jfkdjfd]

I always thought them Spydercos were so funny looking. I would never spend my money on one though. Gerber and Stone River Gear, and Lone Wolf Paul Defenders.

[nodillinger]

i've heard you can sharpen it on a piece of glass

[xiuxiu1313]

@nodillinger

Really? That's interesting. So do you just slide it on the smooth side like you would a sharpening stone?

[nodillinger]

@xiuxiu1313 not sure what you mean by smooth side of glass but pretty much yes i've had some luck with a technique simulated shaving of the glass,edge forward like your shaving but you must be careful of the cant/angle to not screw-up the stock shaping/configuration,also apiece of fired un-glazed ceramic tile like a paver works for more aggressive edging experiment with one of those cheap ceramic paring knives you always see in cutlery stores try a damp papertowel to stop glass slipping

[OldboySaint]

@xiuxiu1313 No you sharpen them using a diamond sharpening stone.

[sc0186]

@xiuxiu1313 if I remember right, the glass "sharpening" thing is just a bridging/stopgap (at least for steel blades). The "blunt" knife becomes (allegedly) sharp(er) for a short time, but needs to get sharpened one way or the other.

[Temperdgrump]

Since you own this one....which do you think is a better buy between this and the anti-grav? titanium handle better than carbon fiber?

[ThomasMin1988]

how solid are those ceramic blades? do they break easily?

[xiuxiu1313]

@ThomasMin1988

Good question! They are extremely hard, hence the great edge, but that also means they are brittle. Definitely not a hard use knife, but exactly how much they can take before breaking? I don't know.

[themediocrepirate]

It looks like it'd make a great "Fancy" gentleman's knife.

[xiuxiu1313]

@themediocrepirate

definitely the fanciest knife I own!

[dwd0700]

Greate knife I think, thanks 4 the review!! : ) 60$... Good...

[SeanoStang]

it does have a torx screw behind the clip

[xiuxiu1313]

@SeanoStang Nice, thanks for the info!