Pocketknives/Kitchen Knives/Fixed Blades

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@bagley920:

probably small sebenza Jeff

So many variations try www.knifeart.com

[derivative666]

"Tiger Eyes"

[bagley920]

@derivative666:

@bagley920:

probably small sebenza Jeff

So many variations try www.knifeart.com

Thanks Jeff

[bagley920]

Is the Large Sebenza too big for EDC?

[Seul]

Nah I don't think so… I have a small one cause I have girl hands, but I'm sure the large one isn't too much at all... Really a discrete piece the Sebenza...

Fuck I miss mine... Only about three more weeks... 

[derivative666]

@bagley920:

Is the Large Sebenza too big for EDC?

It's a big knife, really depends on you and what your looking for. The Ti-Lock is my favorite CRK

[DougNg]

Truenorthknives.com also has a good selection

As for size, depends on your intended use and what you're comfortable with. For extended use, I like a 3.5"-4" blade. That's if I'm cutting stuff for more than ten minutes. Most tasks can be handled with something smaller. If you're only going to cut your sandwich in half or open a box or two, 2.25"-3" is what I use

Smaller knives are also easier to carry and alarm people less

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[Seul]

d666: I'd love some (no, not some, TONS OF) pics of the Ti-Lock… Yeah I could Google it, but you take fab snaps and I've been in love with the Ti-Lock for so long...

[derivative666]

Bags check out this beauty http://www.knifeart.com/smallsebenza1.html

[derivative666]

Seul will take some tomorrow. I don't have it on me today.

[Seul]

Cheers mate!..

[derivative666]

More Large Sebenza, really love this graphic

[DougNg]

I have one unique graphic Sebenza, and I've got it locked up offsite so I can't get to it at the moment, but it's basically the top design on a large classic Sebenza

It's the "In Remembrance" model, a tribute to the World Trade Center

[bagley920]

I usually keep mine in my back left pocket, just didn't want it to be too long more than anything

[bagley920]

@derivative666:

Bags check out this beauty http://www.knifeart.com/smallsebenza1.html

I do like the inlays but the damascus always catches my eye for some reason. There's no advantage or disadvantage to the damascus right?

[derivative666]

Doug that is unreal!!!

[DougNg]

I think I said something awhile back, but basically, any incremental increase in cutting ability will be disproportionately small to the difference in price

[DougNg]

@derivative666:

Doug that is unreal!!!

Yeah, that one is near and dear to my heart.

The really impressive thing about that design is the machine that they use to make the designs works in arcs, so straight lines are really hard to do. Parallel straight lines are REALLY hard to do

[simonc]

I just wish they did a large straight blade, i mean they might but I'd like to see one.

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Nyala
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