Pocketknives/Kitchen Knives/Fixed Blades
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Might pick up one of the Sages soonish. Seems like most Spyderco collectors feel the Taiwanese made knives are the best in fit and finish.
Was thinking about doing the same but "made in Taiwan" stamp held me back… :-\
I was the same way. Trust me, don't let the "Made in Taiwan" stamp fool you. The F&F on my Techno is absolutely amazing. This thing is built like a tank.
I got an email from Cuscadi about the Orange back spacer and it is € 25 shipped to the US. I thought it'd be a lot more!
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Seul, Heinnie might take the second one back, if that's where it's coming from.
Thanks for the advice. They are indeed taking it back. I will make sure to recommend them, and purchase a knife through them soon…
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They are awesome retailers. I've been buying from them for years. Super fast, super nice, super service. Positively Iron Heart-esque…
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Love this beauty
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Because it was a hassle to work with… Too small for my hands, the clip wreaked havoc on my pocket, and I just missed my Sebenza - plain and simple…
Your dainty little hands? What is the knife, matchstick sized?
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My fav is mammoth bark inlay w/ raindrop demascus
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Just bought a new Ti-Lock through Bladeforums… 400 $ shipped (to a US addy)... All paid with Paypal funds... Pretty damn stoked...
Excited for you, it will be your favorite knife once you get used to opening and closing it.
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Just reported this to eBay as fake… Tired of Chinese replicas of this beauty... Feel free to report it as well...
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@tempa:
Hey guys…serious question...
Is the Sebenza 21 worth it? I'm thinking about getting a small...but is it WORTH IT? Please help!
If I do buy it, it'll be the last knife I'll probably ever purchase...
IMO Chris Reeve makes the best production knives made. So in one word YES! It's an amazing knife!
5"3/4 opened… It's fun to play with it unless you have to open and close it almost continuously for hours on end...