Bladeshow Magnacut Sebenza

[unwisefool]

I'm fairly sure that was the new price even at KC.

https://www.knifecenter.com/item/CRKL311506MC/chris-reeve-large-one-off-sebenza-31-folding-knife-cpm-magnacut-satin-blade-marble-carbon-fiber-and-titanium-handles-with-ladder-damascus-inlay

Yeah but that's what KC is selling it for, what was the actual price at the show?

 

[PiterM]

It's nice that they finally started using S45 but that doesn't exactly cut it for the premium folding knife manufacturer. CRK should at least be using M390.

To be fair I really like M390. And Elmax too. However, both are made by Bohler in Europe... and I really like to think of Sebenza as a US made knife with US developed steel. Again, nothing wrong with m390 or other European steels (I'm living here in EU actually). And also I have more m390 and Elmax knives than S45VN and S35VN combined. But it's a Sebenza, made in Idaho, so I appreciate they use CPM steel on that particular knife.

 

[Karl H]

I am looking forward to CRK switching over to Magnacut. S35Vn and S45Vn are fine, but I think Magnacut will be worth the wait.

 

[Gaspumps]

I am looking forward to CRK switching over to Magnacut. S35Vn and S45Vn are fine, but I think Magnacut will be worth the wait.

That will probably be when the Sebenza 41 makes its debut...

 

[353]

Imagine if CRK expanded and ramped up production and at the same time switched to magnacut, given that they got a hold of the stuff.

Woulnd't that be a pretty safe and wise investment for CRK to make at this point?