Pocketknives/Kitchen Knives/Fixed Blades
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Second the Umnumzaan I would get that instead of the large Sebbie
"Obstacles are stepping-stones That guide us to our goals"
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I've been reading a lot of stuff about the 25 Sebenza in the CRK subforum at Bladeforums, most of them speak well of the 25 Seb! Too bad I am left handed and so I have to wait for them to make one.
Anyway, I have a small problem with my Ti Lock, one of the lock bar lobes came off. I can put it back but it's loose and I'm afraid I might lose it so I'm gonna send it to CRK. My knife has a lot of scratches so I might as well do it
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got my large sebbie 21 in the mail a few moments ago. Seul, you might have been right in thinking a large would have been better. The large fits my hand perfect and was not as colossal as i had been worried about from some folks on the forums compaining that it was too large for EDC. I completely disagree and feel that it is a great EDC size for a working man. It may not be suitable for a more "dressed up environment" so I guess its good i have a small sebbie now too! lol, that my excuse for both anyway
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If anyone is interested i am selling:
Ken Onion Forum Bump for $300
Allen Elishiwitz Silver Fox for $300Both knives are in mint condition razor sharp & tight lock up.
These are very high end semi-custom knives
PM for photos or if you are interested
"Obstacles are stepping-stones That guide us to our goals"
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Hinderer xm18 is a tasty looking piece….
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Silver Fox sold to Davito RJ Martin Q36 added $500 this is a steal!!!! I am giving this knife away. I purchased it from Doug 2 months ago for $750
"Obstacles are stepping-stones That guide us to our goals"
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got my stropman today and was a nice "little" piece. Did the trick wonderfully on honing the edge of my small sebbie that is now CRAZY sharp. Thank you for the recommendation DougNg
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You will love it, Allen Elishewitz is a sick knife maker.
"Obstacles are stepping-stones That guide us to our goals"
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I retract my before statement. They contacted me and cleared things up. It's actually Amazon LLc that screwed me.
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Hey folks. Anyone know a good sheath-maker? I'd like a nice leather one for this Wharncliffe, 3 1/8" blade. It was intended to live in a neck sheath.
EDIT: Happily just found a Duluth, MN sheathmaker who made this, which is the look I think I want… May have to visit them..
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got my stropman today and was a nice "little" piece. Did the trick wonderfully on honing the edge of my small sebbie that is now CRAZY sharp. Thank you for the recommendation DougNg
Anytime
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hand made Damascus knives. Black hand designs and josh James designs.Joshjames
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Thanks Doug
Awesome Josh
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Hey folks. Anyone know a good sheath-maker?
My best friends son makes some superb sheaths (and knives)….
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G, I'd be interested in chatting with them if you could line that up. Leather is the preference, hopefully with sinew stitching.
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As per Doug's recommendation, I ordered a Spyderco Native 5 from Howes Knife shop. I was super excited he had one in stock for $120 because no one else did. Woke up to a refund and an email saying he doesn't ship locking knives to NY state. Fuck.
Well, I asked if I could order again and have it shipped to D666 in New Jersey. Jim Howes said that was totally fine. So I ordered again. Got another email from him saying he was actually out of stock. He was super embarrassed but he went above and beyond in regards to customer service. He's sending me a Spyderco Flat Ground Delica free of charge. Highly recommend buying from him.
