Putting The New Ehud Fixed Blade To The Test: Cut Test and Torture Test | The Defense Lab

[@The4cp]

Very well done. Showing there was no damage to the knife is what everyone really wants to see. I know I get long-term use.

[@Letsscalpp3d0s]

Solid demonstration of this very nice looking blade. I know I’ll be picking up one for my brother and I because the trainer that’s included is an invaluable addition to the live blade.

[@Richard-wz9uh]

The Ehud really looks like a well thought out pikal! Great choice in blade steel. With the proper heat treat and edge geometry, 14C28N is probably the best “high-toughness” stainless steel made and you definitely want a high-toughness steel with a fine tip like that. Thank you for not neglecting the sheath. Very well done! I love that it’s a deep carry vertical belt sheath. The pronounced punyo will make drawing a breeze. This blade is an excellent alternative to the Clinch Pick for those who want a full grip, yet easy to conceal pikal. You couldn’t changed well over $250 for this knife if you wanted. I hope it is a massive success! What is the secondary bevel grind? What is the primary bevel angle? What is the Rockwell hardness? Thanks!

[@codyenders3016]

Great presentation, solid blade design, efficient sheath, and fair price. Yeah I'm in.

[@thedefenselab]

Thank you! We got your order, excited to get it in your hands!

[@waylonk2453]

Neat design! It reminds me of a design called the "clinch pick" by shiv works. The reverse grind recurve blade seems very effective.

[@thedefenselab]

Thanks!

[@thejdghost]

Question- does the flag create a hot spot on the hand if you hold it in a non edge in grip. I am a fan of versatility. If you could show in a video that would be awesome