AMAZING -- The Sonic Blade

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timbit

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I don't know how I have survived without this 'amazing' knife. :D I am pretty sure that they must have been cutting those food items with a 1/4 thick piece of steel with no bevel. :) I guess razor thin slices of "anything" are 1/8" thick. Anyone else catch that they tried to slice the bread with the flat of their knife? deeerp.

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sogflash said:
is it real, or just a joke?
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Well some companies use ultrasonics to vibrate a tumbler or a saw like blade to cut rock . Therefore it may be possible but i doubt that it would be effective with anything soft that absorbs vibration.
 
Its an electric knife. They've been around for ages. Except this one has "Proprietary 'Non-Compression Sonic Separation' Technology"

Oy.
 
Not a new Invention and not really Sonic. :rolleyes:
just a glorified and overmarketed electric carving knife.
 
I'll wait for the Kitchen Jedi Light Sabre to cut my Sammiches with......:D;)
 
philwar said:
I want one in a pancake kydex sheath with Tek-Lok.
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It is cordless....so if you had to carve a turkey in the field in a survival situation, that would be an awesome setup. Though I would go with the "urban camo" coated blades.
 
marcinek said:
It is cordless....so if you had to carve a turkey in the field in a survival situation, that would be an awesome setup. Though I would go with the "urban camo" coated blades.
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I'm sure you can get it in Urban, Desert, Jungle and Arctic Tactical versions, with steel correspondingly resistant to rust, cold, etc. I'd also like to be able to add a lanyard, so I can use it as a necker.
 
marcinek said:
It is cordless....so if you had to carve a turkey in the field in a survival situation, that would be an awesome setup. Though I would go with the "urban camo" coated blades.
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I'm still waiting on a cordless smatchet with reciprocating blade. Now THAT would be beast.
 
If they were smart, they would market a "bushcraft" version, then a "survival" version.

Then...a toxic green "zombie" version.

They wouldn't be able to make them fast enough.
 
marcinek said:
If they were smart, they would market a "bushcraft" version, then a "survival" version.

Then...a toxic green "zombie" version.

They wouldn't be able to make them fast enough.
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Would the bushcraft version come with build in solar-panels for charging on the go as well as a GPS locator?

The toxic-green zombie version should also come with a spring powered blade launcher for ranged capabilities.
 
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