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funkjt

07/09/15 5:18 PM

#72484 RE: Watts Watt #72483

That is the same bag my knife came in, with the same instructions. I also, don't care for the fancy packaging, but it really doesn't matter what i care about. What matters is selling this knife and I have never seen a knife over $100 come in a plastic bag. I am not impressed with MA's marketing ability.

As for the delays and missteps by RSM. I am really glad we didn't start with a high volume medical device.
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JBPharmD

07/09/15 7:41 PM

#72488 RE: Watts Watt #72483

Ugh, hopefully this review didn't set off someone over the edge...

More bad news...

http://www2.knifecenter.com/item/XTMA6H/miltner-adams-ma-6-hybrid-knife-molded-in-liquidmetal
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Watts Watt

07/09/15 7:55 PM

#72491 RE: Watts Watt #72483

FOOTNOTES to WATTS WATT's Review:

1) Coloration: The coloration of the liquidmetal in the knife is virtually IDENTICAL to that of the die cast SanDisk Cruzer Titanium, which was made of Vit 1b:

Zr 67 Cu 10.6 Ni 9.8 Ti 8.8 Be 3.8 (wt%)
A robust glass former with proven manufacturability.

Of course, this is also known as: LM 1b.

Without MA or LQMT actually specifying the formulation, and because I have never seen the other four formulations, it may be possible that another formulation may have a similar appearance in color.

Possibly, Vit 106a may have been used:

Zr 70 Cu 13 Ni 9.9 Al 10.3 Nb 2.8 (wt%)
It is the most robust glass forming Zr alloy without Be,
but with no commercial proven manufacturability.

2) It will be interesting to note which formulation that the recent request for a prototype coming out of Europe will be specified