Overall rating: 3.75 / 5 from 4 reviews.
Review topics: ["blade","knife"].
"This is a extremely beautiful folding knife, I don't see this as a cutting knife but as a piercing dagger. I have no issues with this knife that the others are complaining about. That being said, I can see from the way this knife is put together that their issues are more than likely probable. I my self love this Damascus folding dagger and will continue to show it off, and perhaps sell it for a fare price. Thank you Daniel of Nebraska."
"if by razor sharp you mean cant warm cut butter.........yeah."
"Knife is beautifully made, and wonderfully presented. With only a bit of a wiggle between the body and the blade. Excellently done."
"This is a beautiful knife! I am glad I bought it. That truthfully said, this is a display knife. There are 3 flaws in this knife: the blade lock (spring steel within the body of the knife) has a bow in it that jams the blade in the closed position making it very difficult to open (definitely need both hands or pliers); the sharp edge of the blade when fully closed hits the body inside of the knife dulling about an inch of the blade every time; and although the 3 rivets on the top side of the handle are aligned, on the bottom side of the handle one rivet is badly misaligned. This is not a working man's knife! This is a nice knife to carry (after you get all of the oil off it) when going out. A gentleman's knife. It is a beautiful knife and I get lots of comments on its looks. Did I mention that this knife blade is double edged. Be careful with this thing in your pocket. It's a good way to get cut or cut your pants, etc.. Again, I would recommend this knife to a friend. Now to Kennesaw: make the knife where it can be opened with one hand via thumb flick, groove the blade stop so it does not dull the blade, and align the rivets on both sides and this is a knife I would gladly and proudly give to friends as a gift."
