Is there a spacer provided with the kit or is the stitching exposed to the knives edge.
1105231
I believe the stitching could be exposed to the knife edge. I don't know of any spacer
542183
The knives are solid handles and yes there is a serrated edge on the blade. I love this set of silverware!! I bought one for a gift and one for me!!
766476
The depth of the knives is not adjustable. I would write to Weston in regard to the replaceable portion of your question.
1201192
I used the sleeves that came on the knives. I was a meat cutter before retirement and used the plastic that was on the knife.The sleeves on the case are mesh and the blade will need a cover. Worked very well for carrying knives to the different stores I worked at.
2171251
There's a blade sharpener directly attached right above the circular blade. You have to open it to apply it to the blade to use.
748565
The knife's tang (the portion of the metal blade that extends into the handle) is surrounded by a textured black plastic material (they call it "Fibrox"). There is, as far as I can tell no gap between the tang and the Fibrox material, if that is what you're asking.
753915
Hi Bike Man. I'm not really sure. I switched to a knife case and no longer have/use this item.
1330469
Yes, there is space it's not really a bad knife but the issue I have with it is the lawks system, if it did away with this it would be an exceptional knife. But the lawks system completely locked the knife rendering it a fixed blade. I would seriously consider another crkt product or something else.... Kershaw is not to bad for the price range of these knives.... I guess I was to hard on the m16 but my benchmade, Spyderco, microtech, Kershaw, and other have held up to such abuse.... All in what you want and what you are using it for!
961542
The foam inside is elastic. There is little space inside&#12290; you lay the knives on the foam and close the door by pressing down the knives. The knives are kept in place by pressure between the foam and glass door
1917947
No. I just cut all the junk off of the one that came with the knife so it would fit in a smaller space. I even removed one of the snaps so if I need to get to the knife in a hurry, I only have to unsnap once instead of twice.
1288937
Sorry, Its not marked on the knife. I would just Google it. Excellent quality thou.
957142
No. The spacer is a separate piece that has its own performance features. I recommend it, but it is not required.
1487364
I gave mine to a lady that needed it more than I did...so I don't have it anymore...as I recall there is just an edge ...you might can ask the manufacturer.
209894
Just a transition area between the flat back of the blade and the false edge. Just makes it a little different then the next model. Nice knife. Good steel. Great price. I just bought a second one. Mike Cummings
2031440
No, I didn't find anything that covered the blade. I left mine in the utensil drawer, and eventually the curvy blade became dull and no longer cuts.
1730325
Yes there is a spot a the top corner of the sheath where the blade can poke out. I have actually cut my self by the corner of the axe . I suppose you could use a needle and thread to close the gap. For the product being as fine as it is it would be worth the extra maintenance to me. Seriously this is the best axe /hatchet I've ever owned
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I do not see stitching on all edges, but just at the top. It is comfortable and seems durable. It is very smooth in IWB mode. I use it for a Glock 27.