Thank you Paul, I'm sure you'll love it as well, look forward to seeing your thoughts on it on instagram!

I see what you did there!

The next iteration, the V2 I believe is very similar with thumb studs, keep an eye out on his instagram!

Thanks for the heads I definitely will 👍

It looks like if Ray Laconico had made the Luna.

Do you wear big socks?

“Do you need another knife?” Says the wife. I can hear mine saying it already

@@edhockett Mine has long since given up complaining, fortunatley

@@alcw6346 you have now reach master level

It used to happen to my Spyderco PITS knife as well as my Ti Luna so I was pretty much expecting it on this too, short of an inlay underneath it, I don't really know if anyone has found a good solution to pocket clip rub on titanium.

@@UKLegalCarryKnives I have other Ti models but the rubbing on those is hidden under the clip. On this V1 I have almost 1cm of rub line on the scale as there is a bit of wobble on the clip before it even starts bending with extra pressure. Mine seems a little more stiff to operate than yours too so I'm having to apply more force on the clip to flip the blade open. I tried loosening the pivot but that just gave a load of blade wobble and it was still stiff.

Hmmm may get some bike frame protector spots and stick one under the contact point.

@@SomeoneSmarter Hmm, they do have the warranty if the stiffness doesn't break in, maybe some lube on the detent points, or perhaps a burr left on the detent socket, worth a check!

@@UKLegalCarryKnives you could use a small layer of clear nail polish along the rub point but if there's already a mark then there's no point unless you just want it not to get worse. Do you know who manufactured these?

Thank you very much! Great to hear you're enjoying them, my output has slowed only due to work recently, hopefully it'll slow down in Jan and I'll be able to up my channel output again.

How do you open it? My Luna has rubbed (though admittedly not as bad), it won't naturally rub if you open it with two hands but using a thumbstud still pushes on it,

@@UKLegalCarryKnives I too also,use thumb stud bought a luna eco and took stud off, I use a pinch grip around handle with thumb and forefinger and when blade is lifted enough use thumb to fully open.if that makes sense.

@@ScottMProductions29 to be fair I had a look at mine today and it turns out the Luna is made of steel rather than Ti, that might lend to it's better strength.

@@Squivels very possible.

It'll be very interesting to hear your thoughts!

True, the law is very vague about it, Carl has double checked with customs but as you say, the V2 with studs is coming along anyway.

It’s legal as long as it’s not an assisted flipper. The law isn’t vague, it’s actually fairly clear

@@toziassmitt So what qualifys as an assisted flipper?

@@GG-ml3vr any flipper which uses a spring. That’s the assisted part

I'm afraid not, nobody has approached me with discount codes, I'm too small of a channel sadly!

One could bend the detent arms by removing the detent inserts like in the video and bending them more straight to make a weaker detent or bend them out more for stronger, doing so though will of course, void your warranty I'd think.

@@UKLegalCarryKnives Thanks.

This is a much debated issue in the knife community, the main counterpoint being, there haven't been any issues/recalls yet, have a read through this forum to get an idea for the scope of this debate: www.bladeforums.com/threads/bearings-on-titanium.1618596/ personally, I think it's fine, If a widespread issue crops up though, I'd be happy to hold my hands up and say I was wrong.

Mine is 102g

@@UKLegalCarryKnives thanks dude 👍

SAKs are incredible for sure! Very versatile tools, very easy to carry too, always have a classic SD on my keychain.

3" exactly full length of the blade

@@UKLegalCarryKnives hmm, cutting it fine. 😇 Legislation says under 3" - and I'm not sure the "cutting edge" argument stands up in court.

@@UKLegalCarryKnives please cover this in your first review.

Not sure why you think the cutting edge thing wouldn't stand up in court, Section 139 of the offensive weapons act specifically says cutting edge, it does not mention blade length.

@@alcw6346 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a8iGntGA25edj6s.html&lc=UgwadhSTXy3Q6JR9-Rp4AaABAg.9KGFDd_fTC79KJFU-B6CUB Quote from the comments from a barrister in the above video: ---------- Firstly, the Act does not define a "cutting edge", which is one source of your frustration, but this has been broadly defined by the Court of Appeal Criminal Division in R v Davies [1998] Crim LR 564 as "an article with a blade that falls within the same broad category as a knife or sharply pointed instrument.” Your suggestion that I rephrase the wording is, with respect, misconceived, because your conclusion on your understanding is that "[you] can think of several, legal, non locking, pocket knifes on the market that have 80mm 'blades', but perfectly lawful 75mm 'cutting edges'." - which is not correct. If the "blade" of a folding pocketnife (including both sharp and dull portions) is 80mm in length, this exceeds 3 inches and you cannot assume they are legal to carry in public as you have asserted. This was also considered by the High Court in Charles Brooker v Director of Public Prosecutions [2005] EWHC 1132 (Admin) in which Lord Justice Laws ruled as follows: "In my judgment we should create a great mischief if we construed this statute so as to invite argument, in case after case, as to whether or not the object in question was sharp." Secondly, the exemption in s.139 CJA 1988 isn't defined as "a sub 3" non locking", it is defined as "a folding pocketknife" which is not the same thing - both of which have been further refined and interpreted by the courts.

VP creations, they have a website. Used them multiple times, they take a bit of time to turn around cause it’s all custom made (couple of weeks) but very good. They do aluminium, titanium, all the like

Please can you highlight the legislation the advises this?

@@UKLegalCarryKnives because it’s a flipper knife init

@@knots7962 I think you're confusing flipper and flick knife, so long as it isn't automatic, there's nothing I've seen that prohibits non locking, 3" or less knives with flipper tabs.

Even with a kick to keep the blade open? To each their own.

Plz