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Apple Knives? - ztirffritz - 06-10-2015 OK, not exactly Apple knives, but they're made by Liquid Metal Technology for Miltner Adams. Liquid Metal Technology is in a partnership, Crucible IP, with Apple to develop Liquid Metal alloys for consumer electronic applications. The knife looks like some kind of Klingon weapon to me. http://miltner-adams.com/ma-hybridknife.html https://youtu.be/XvHgo2teyeQ ![]() Re: Apple Knives? - Ombligo - 06-10-2015 overengineered and solving a problem that doesn't exist. besides... Re: Apple Knives? - BernDog - 06-10-2015 Cool. A $260 key ring. I wonder what the actual knife guys think of a blade made of liquid metal (but I don't wonder quite enough to look for myself). Re: Apple Knives? - Jack D. - 06-11-2015 Yeah...that's really great, but I'm saving up for the Star Trek spork. ![]() Re: Apple Knives? - RAMd®d - 06-11-2015 overengineered Probably, but still kind of slick. I like it. solving a problem that doesn't exist. It's another answer to that problem. Who says there can be only one. Solving a problem other knives have already solved would be more accurate. No reason there shouldn't be alternatives. I like the minimalistic, skeletal design, and most especially the tanto blade. Except for that, it reminds me of the various Spyderco knives, only actually nice looking. Spyderco has a spotty history of quality The MA-6 is a lot of money for my tastes. I'm still looking for my perfect pocket knife. |