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Raidops Centauro Carbon Fiber Folding Knife

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Raidops Centauro Carbon Fiber Folding Knife

Name: Raidops Centauro Carbon Fiber Folding Knife
Brand: RaidOps
SKU: raidops-centauro-carbon-fiber-folding-knife

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Designed by Raidops and made by Viper in Maniago, Italy—known as the City of Knives— this full-size folder boasts every bit of Italian craftsmanship you could ask for. The nearly 4-inch blade is made from N690 stainless steel for superior hardness, ease of sharpening, and edge-holding ability Read More

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Jan 23, 2018

Yeah, you're right. That CF on the presentation side is really thick, so this knife will be VERY stiff. You wouldn't be able to notice a rigidity difference between this knife with or without a metal liner. Even if it had CF (without metal liners) on both the presentation and lock sides, it's so thick, that rigidity would be a non-issue. But it'll be very stiff the way it is (assuming no metal liner), especially since the lock side is all metal.

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agb100

Jan 22, 2018

Awaiting the mini version of this which has better steel, M390. Also more pocketable sizewise. MASSDROP, are you listening?

syobwoc

Jan 22, 2018

agb100That would be awesome. I love me some M390

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Ares78

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Jan 22, 2018

agb100I clicked on the link with excitement, and now I’m closing the link with disappointment.

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MaxwellDemonic

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Jan 22, 2018

Is it a carbon fiber plate over a hidden Titanium scale? I'm hoping there is an internal liner on the carbon fiber side.

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MaxwellDemonic

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Jan 22, 2018

Aside from the structural vulnerability, it'll also have a pretty big impact on weight distribution.

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JKreese

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Jan 22, 2018

MaxwellDemonicI have a few knives with a carbon fiber scale and I haven't noticed it throwing the balance of the knife off, but that might just be because I'm not very in tune with/sensitive to balance on that axis. Certainly a more even distribution of weight is desirable.