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A finger traces a line between two stars, then onto a third and fourth until a picture appears in their mind. In drawings this is denoted by actual lines but in reality, these lines aren’t there. What is there is the perception of shapes turned into constellations in the sky. That blazing ball of intent fire screaming between these stars, connecting them in our eyes, is our focus. A beam of light, of imagination, making something exist. Twisting and turning and disappearing then reappearing again this beam is a source of stories, culture, and navigation. Our focus can turn nothing into anything so never lose sight of it.
The Dynamic Beam Automatic Out the Front Knife is an automatic knife known as an out the front knife based on how the blade deploys. The blade comes out of the handle from the top of the knife as opposed to swinging out from the side of the handle like in switchblades and stilettos. The zinc alloy handle has a molded arrow design in the center pointing towards the blade. The switch to deploy the blade is centered in the middle of the handle as opposed to the side for convenient use and the switch itself is textured for grip. The silver, steel blade has a centered fuller for depth of design and reduced weight for accuracy and precision in use. The blade is textured with an outward arcing pattern seemingly mimicking a beam of light. The Dynamic Beam Automatic Out the Front Knife comes with its own black nylon sheath that has a belt loop for ease of carry and storage. Follow your focus.
Overall Length: 9.27 Inches
Blade Length: 3.76 Inches
Blade Width: 0.76 Inch
Blade Thickness: 2.70 mm
Handle Length: 5.68 Inches
Blade Style: Dagger Point
Blade Construction: Steel
Handle Construction: Zinc Alloy
Includes: Black Nylon Sheath
Features: Glass Breaker, Textured Blade
For $30 it’s hilariously fun to use. I use it to open packages which I do as a mechanic often in the middle
Of something Sketchy cause I forgot to do it before I started. This makes it a breeze as I can do it one handed while balancing the tail shaft of a 4l60 in the other.
