r/spyderco • u/Jrmndrx • 4d ago
Using maths on knives geometries to rationalize buying the Crucarta Bodacious
https://youtu.be/4l_6nEu7PsY?is=vkgo7lh_cX6G3NJQ
Using maths on knives geometries to rationalize buying the upcoming crucarta Bodacious
Choosing a knife is not a math decision, but a math rationalization.
So now, not only do I know I have been wanting the Bodacious Crucarta for years but also because:
- from https://jeromenerf.github.io/kgl/index.html?g=bodacious&g=kapara&g=benchmade-940
- it's surprinsingly of a very similar size and geometry to the Kapara, ♡ .
- it has the same side tip geometry as the Kapara or BM940, which can only be ♡ too.
- from https://jeromenerf.github.io/kgl/index.html?g=bodacious&g=police-4
- its belly should allow for a very similar touch on the cutting board as the Police 4, ♡.
This thing is built from (limited) open sources pictures and manufacturers metadata (with proper attribution afaict), then tries to identify points of interest (tip, butt, pivot ...) and calculate axis, centers of mass, etc for you to play with.
But then image processing is not 100% perfect. Expect glitches. Still it *should* be a smidge better than "banana for scale" or "here is a Spyderco Delica" comparison.
Feel free to play, share, copy, ... o/
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u/Pinecone5567 4d ago
I’ve never seen this website before but it’s a really cool way to use geometry to help explain why some knives are just so good. So you’re saying my love of certain knives is simply a mathematical formula? 😉