Just got this back from our friend Josh at @razor-edge-knives. Perfect customer service, perfect communication, and Shiro better than new! Thanks Josh! And thanks ChazzyP for the recommendation!
I had snagged the blade on some staples and massively messed it up. Blade now perfect and sharper than from Shiro. Perfectly sharpened and re-profiled.What all did you have done?
awesome, i just tried shaving the metal housing around a phone charger last week, thought it was plastic like most. Turned out to be aluminum......A few passes on the sharpmaker and a strop and like nothing happenedI had snagged the blade on some staples and massively messed it up. Blade now perfect and sharper than from Shiro. Perfectly sharpened and re-profiled.
Just got this back from our friend Josh at @razor-edge-knives. Perfect customer service, perfect communication, and Shiro better than new! Thanks Josh! And thanks ChazzyP for the recommendation!
Josh was awesome! Thanks for the advice! Didn’t do anything with the detent. He took the knife apart but it was going to be an ordeal to lighten it up. I have basically adapted to the knife. The main problem is that it’s a pretty small knife (which I like!) and if you exert any pressure whatsoever on the lock bar it is hyper sensitive. But I think I’ve slowly adapted to the best way to hold it to get great deployment. It really fires out and I love the knife. Just require a bit of a learning curve. Hope you’re doing great!Glad that Josh took care of that for you--he's a great resource for all of us knife knuts here. Did he lighten up that detent for you or is it easing up on its own? If the Zero is similar in construction to my UL with the negative over-travel stop integral with a press-fit lock-bar insert, I can see where tweaking the detent by bending the lock-bar could be more than a little tricky.
...like a (lowercase) f3r?Congrats on your purchase, the F3R is the perfect knife. Imagine a liner lock NeOn?
I was thinking 3on (pronounced: Three-on)...like a (lowercase) f3r?
Congrats on your purchase, the F3R is the perfect knife. Imagine a liner lock NeOn?
ChazzyP
The NeOn Zero is a superb Flipper and flies out with authority. But, when I handled mine, even if my middle finger was grazing the lockbar just above the clip it wouldn’t flip!
I had to make sure my middle finger was on top of clip or above, never below. Even then my index finger would slip up sometimes and slightly graze the lock bar too....that had the same affect and stopped the blade from moving.
Not my whole finger either, all it had to do was barely be touching and that was it.
This was my first NeOn and I figured it out in 2 minutes how to properly open it, but having to constantly make this weird curved claw grip every time to open it took the joy out of owning it.
If they ever make a Liner Lock NeOn...I’m all over that, lol.
I wonder how Sergei Shirogorov would respond if we started a petition for a liner lock NeOn (to be named 3On©, of course)