Pocketknives/Kitchen Knives/Fixed Blades

[Seul]

Holy cow… And she still seems to have all her fingers - incredible...

[rocket]

yep, but did not found a store, maybe in Eastern Europe?

[DougNg]

That video went viral a few years ago. I knew this girl indirectly through a forum. She's very good, though there are others out there that actually toss the knife up in the air and catch it again while it's still spinning

[Seul]

"Buy knife - get free van. Good price for you, friend."

[rocket]

just random find while I tried to help Seul, pretty sure there are more mad ones around… 

and yep

[Seul]

rocket: your kindness and being helpful is always madly respected and appreciated mate 

[rocket]

your welcome as always… found out that they seem to be legal in Finland and Austria, maybe someone there could help ya?

[injunjack]

they're not legal here….

[rocket]

ok, just thought so, since the only store I found had a disclaimer saying they would only ship to Austria and Finland and not to a long list of others…

[injunjack]

let's say  that  they're illegal, but if they don't get in customs it's OK

We are not allowed to carry knives which have more than 5-7cm blade, unless we need that in work…

[Guest]

Everyone should have a 9" serrated kitchen sword.  This is a Shun Elite:

[Chris]

What do you use that thing to cut?  Gotta admit, I usually like to keep my kitchen knives at 8" or less.

[Guest]

Cabbage, Melons, Squash, Bread, Gratins, Granola Bars, Brownies, Spring Rolls, Tomatoes, etc…

I have 9, 7, and 3" blades and they take care of everything I cook.

[rocket]

thats looks like a quality knife you have there adam…

[Seul]

Have my eye on the Zero Tolerance ZT0350…

[Jesselirola]

@derivative666:

oh nice - you got one.
i'm a huge fan of mine, the thing is fucking stupid sharp, and the tanto blade just makes it even more lethal.
the titanium has taken on quite the indigo tone in the month that i've had it in my pocket.

[Jesselirola]

this is the blade that was soaking up the indigo before the sebenza ended up in my pocket.

i love this knife, i've had my eye on it for six years, and finally found a good enough price on ebay a while back.

the indigo tones on this one bother me however, so it's been on the shelf since the sebenza arrived, the sebenza is much more suited for an edc blade as it takes up much less room in the pocket - however i really do love the details on this mini dejavoo gold class. all titanium hardware, a diamond pattern on the anodized blue bits on the interior, some nice Damascus, you know - the devil's in the details…

all of that and you can snap it open with ease with a simple flick of the wrist, something that the sebenza does not do in my experience. although you can easily get the sebenza open, or disengage the lock ever so slightly and snap it open with ease from there.

[derivative666]

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[Seul]

[zhivago]

Hey Jess, snapping or flicking open Sebenza's is very much warned against by the manufacturer. It's your knife so by all means I am not trying to tell you how to or not to open it but just be aware CRK really makes it quite clear this is not the way they prefer to open one of their knives.