My first impression when I held it in my hand was that it was too small, but after handling it for a few minuites I came to the conclusion that it is perfect size. It fits to my hand like it was made just for me. The only downside I have found in my limited time I have had it is that I need to go buy some more star-bits. The ones that I have are too big for the screws. 
allingeneral wrote:That's a scary black knife. Rolling Stone magazine would probably include it in their list of 5 most dangerous knives
1) scary black knife
2) sharp knife
3) dull knife
4) knife with a thumb stock
5) butter knife
...A few ex-girlfriends are the only scary black things that I don't like .... 
Which is really stupid, If you know how visible light works...black is created by all colors being absorbed. Every object appears as the colour they are because they reflect that colour from the rainbow spectrum or a mixture of them and then absorb the rest of the light rays. Black things do not reflect any light and so appear black. This is also why black this tend to become warm or hot when it is sunny. They transfer all the light energy they absorb into thermal energy.dorminWS wrote:HMMM .... And what would happen if I objected that a PERSON ought to be shunned because he was black and looked dangerous? Unspeakably reprehensible, right?
Obviously, these folks who are so hysterical about THINGS entirely or partially because they are black are victims of deep-seated cultural biases against black as a color (perceiving, because of ignorance, superstition and bigotry, evil in a mere color) and are therefore irreversibly and incurably racist and unfit for public life or discourse. I say we ban them from the internet and all media and exile them for life to the island of Saint Helena.
