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She also invented a new cuisine featuring Szechwan pizza, sweet and sour ravioli, and stir-fried spaghetti. Her game is one of misleading by telling part of the truth but not all. She doesn't actually lie. Taiwan is not "China". And the blades may actually be Italian, but the assembly is done half w...

My bet is on some sort of lever, a simple machine, to open the knife using muscle power. Wouldn't this make it a "manual?" I don't think manual assist of some kind is out. Ol' clever Bill is glad there is so much interest! His first post in this thread I have another "super secret" project in the w...

Time for lateral thinking :twisted: Blade is hinged through the width of the blade and can rotate through 360° of the handle. Squeezing the handle locks the blade in place in channels channels on the inside of the handle. A rubber band makes the blade spin like a propeller making opening automatic....

This is a real poser. Opening and closing a knife involves work. Performing work requires energy. The energy must come from somewhere and be in sufficient quantity to accomplish the task. Energy is either stored within the device, for example in a spring, or it comes from outside, for example using ...

My first switch was a picklock as well, bought many years ago. Didn't buy anything new until I found the internet connection. Talk about pent up damand! My wife really thinks I have enough knives, but is there such a state of being? My first purchase from SKM included a Xerox instruction sheet on ho...

Danny Brasco?

Yes! You have the floor.

Another hint so that this does not go stale:

Alec Guiness & Tom Hanks

Does this come with jigged bone?

The last time my wife talked about "a new addition to the family", she and my two daughters showed up with a kitten. No diapers though. Your addition sounds more serious, congratulations :!: How about a really simple method to track payment, $100 with the cents equal to the knife number. So knife 26...

Nope.

Another hint, they recently remade the movie, but I doubt that line is in the new version.

A switchblade was actually used in this film.

"Major, Major, Major......RELAX!"

Grumpier Old Men?

Hey Stone,

What is the blade length on that one? Look like it just might be CA legal.

That could have been said in just about any role he played. My two guesses are The Laughing Policeman, or the semi-autobiographical Grumpy Old Men.