Left handed knives!
When do we want them?
I love that knife. So basic and clean( the design). Great picture. On this knife in its environment.
As much as I love my inkosi’s, every time I go back to a 21 I think I like them more. Preference changes all the time. Most of my 21s are smoother and more wore in than the others tho. The plain 21 is still my favorite sebenzaI love that knive. So basic and clean( the design). Great picture. On this knife in its environment.
Possibly one. Other than that no. A Klein stripping knife, a Stanley utility knife, or a Milwaukee folding knife will do the same thing. Cut stuff haDo your coworkers appreciate the value/quality of your knives?
At least I’m not surprised.Possibly one. Other than that no. A Klein stripping knife, a Stanley utility knife, or a Milwaukee folding knife will do the same thing. Cut stuff ha
Ha ha ha ha ha. Mt. Dew out the noise funny.Dcdavis Quick (true) story for you (abbreviated):
Getting dark earlier now. Need more lighting. Go to turn on lamp.
"Don't bother with that lamp."
"Why not?"
"The extension cord is dead."
"Really? It was fine last time I checked."
Sure enough. No lamp working. So, I pulled the sofa out from the wall to take a look, and...
THE EXTENSION CORD WAS PLUGGED INTO ITSELF.
Yea a lot of people haven’t. I understand someone not wanting to shell out $450 for a sebenza to just go beat it up and use it like any other knife. I’m not saying I go and just abuse it but it gets used with not much hesitation. I enjoy using them. They can take it. This morning I’m up on a ladder cutting in boxes and fishing wires in. Once I cut the wood it wouldn’t come out. I did use the butt of my sebenza To tap the cutout wood. Wouldn’t come out. Took my victorinox electrician out and pryed it out. Didn’t used my blade as a pry bar. Like I said I don’t abuse them but I’ll push the limits If you added up all the packs of razor blades and cheap folding knives that get broke or lost, in time a $450 sebenza will pay for itself. I can sharpen it, I can maintain it, I can send it in for warranty and service, I can get replacement parts, and if the blade gets sharpened away I can get a new one (for a fee). In the end I can justify the purchase and appreciate the craftsmanship. Plus I enjoy knives. Now can I justify to someone with good reason why to have 20 Crk’s in a logical sense? Not really.At least I’m not surprised.
It’s a funny thing about knives, such a range get lumped together with utility blades and the like. I’m convinced many people have never experienced a good, sharp knife.
Can’t really explain the interest of lack of interest either…
That’s great right there hahaDcdavis Quick (true) story for you (abbreviated):
Getting dark earlier now. Need more lighting. Go to turn on lamp.
"Don't bother with that lamp."
"Why not?"
"The extension cord is dead."
"Really? It was fine last time I checked."
Sure enough. No lamp working. So, I pulled the sofa out from the wall to take a look, and...
THE EXTENSION CORD WAS PLUGGED INTO ITSELF.
Makes perfect sense to me. (Naturally.) I think I might surpass you on the count, but maybe = on the $ investment!Yea a lot of people haven’t. I understand someone not wanting to shell out $450 for a sebenza to just go beat it up and use it like any other knife. I’m not saying I go and just abuse it but it gets used with not much hesitation. I enjoy using them. They can take it. This morning I’m up on a ladder cutting in boxes and fishing wires in. Once I cut the wood it wouldn’t come out. I did use the butt of my sebenza To tap the cutout wood. Wouldn’t come out. Took my victorinox electrician out and pryed it out. Didn’t used my blade as a pry bar. Like I said I don’t abuse them but I’ll push the limits View attachment 1215467 If you added up all the packs of razor blades and cheap folding knives that get broke or lost, in time a $450 sebenza will pay for itself. I can sharpen it, I can maintain it, I can send it in for warranty and service, I can get replacement parts, and if the blade gets sharpened away I can get a new one (for a fee). In the end I can justify the purchase and appreciate the craftsmanship. Plus I enjoy knives. Now can I justify to someone with good reason why to have 20 Crk’s in a logical sense? Not really.
We have some very high level discussions!That’s great right there haha
Don’t feel bad. I’ve been on many service calls where the problem was either breaker tripped or turned off or a ground fault tripped. A couple where just needed to turn the switch onWe have some very high level discussions!