New Vise Upgrade for WEPS!!!

[Steven N. Bolin]

It looks like we may be getting a taste of what Clay and the Wicked Edge team have been developing as an optional upgrade to the current platform.

Check out this thread for details!

https://knife.wickededgeusa.com/forum/33-off-topic/12899-wicked-edge-the-hot-rod-version?start=10

[tcmeyer]

Hey Steven:

Please start spelling vise with an “s”. Vice implies that there’s something nasty going on here! LOL 😛

[Steven N. Bolin]

Oh, man!… That’s Embarrassing 🙂

And to think I was an English major before I switched my degree to Advertising.

…Sorry guys.

[Steven N. Bolin]

The mistake has been corrected. Lol.

[Mark76]

🙂

It’s not as bad as it may seem. You were merely using British English.

The definition of vice from the Merriam Webster (US) dictionary is:

[code]”vice noun ˈvīs
: bad or immoral behavior or habits

: a moral flaw or weakness

: a minor bad habit”[/code]

It does not include

However, the definition of vice from the Cambridge dictionary (UK) includes:

[code]”mainly UK (US usually vise) a tool with two parts that can be moved together
by tightening a screw so that an object can be held firmly between them while it is being
worked on:”[/code]

Molecule Polishing: my blog about sharpening with the Wicked Edge

[tcmeyer]

I checked on Dictionary.com. Under VISE, they have the definition as:

Any of various devices, usually having two jaws that may be brought together or separated by means of a screw, lever, or the like, used to hold an object firmly while work is being done on it.

Looks like one or the other is peeking across the pond.

I don’t suppose it would be fruitful to suggest to the guys at Cambridge that there’s an easy fix for the confusion.

[Steven N. Bolin]

Hahaha.

[Steven N. Bolin]

I can’t sleep. Maybe it’s because I’m anticipating Clay’s video showing off the new viSe 🙂 prototype… Just maybe.

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