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Gunnar Stødle gusto@primal.net 2 months ago
First production run of Cyberita knives are under way. I am really looking forward to bring these blades to marked. Its been a long journey, over a year in the making from early RD to paper sketches, simple prototypes, 3D drawings, advanced prototypes and now finally first production run. My plan is to sell these knives exclusively for bitcoin only. Hope the bitcoin only marked is big enough to take a few of these off my hands. I really do not want to deal with fiat anymore if i can help it. Stay tuned.. #knifestr #EDC cyberita.no

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npub1ywmv...mhsq 2 months ago
Nice one! What would be the purpose or intention for the blade? I mean given its shape. It looks multi-purpose
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Gunnar Stødle gusto@primal.net 2 months ago
Taactical utility knife. Good for all kinds of utillity cuts like draw cuts. Also very good for woodworking due to the scandigrind edge geometry. You can read more about it on my website. Https://cyberita.no
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MikeMonty 2 months ago
I like the minimalistic clean look of it.
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redsun 2 months ago
is it playing in background, chinese version of song “Nothing gonna stop us now”?)
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Tawiskaro 2 months ago
If the cybertruck was a pocket knife…
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Gunnar Stødle gusto@primal.net 2 months ago
Form and function. Edge geometry and blade shape in combination with ergonomics makes a huge difference in use compared to similar folders.
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Gunnar Stødle gusto@primal.net 2 months ago
To be determined. What would you pay? Haven't even decided if i should price it in sats or usd. As I am going for bitcoin only I should really price it in sats. That way it will be more expensive over time. 😅 Probably gone have to put it on sale continuously. 😂
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Gunnar Stødle gusto@primal.net 2 months ago
Just got a Rockwell hardness test on a sample from the first production run of my Cyberita folding knives and it look very promising. I was shooting for around 60 hrc and this one clocked in at 59.5. I find this to be close to perfect for the steel (14c28n) edge geometry and use cases of the knives. It will keep an edge, resist chipping, and be pretty easy to sharpen. 14c28n is a very tough stainless steel that take a wicked edge. View quoted note → image
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