The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Yep, soon.CKF FIF 20 and Sanfu 2
Don't let them cut yours off. Take theirs, and make them earn yours.I already have an Ontario SP10 Marine Raider and a BlackJack 125 and McDonald's has all the plastic pancake forks that I will ever need so i dont have anymore knife need reguardless of what the market or fad is.
In the future I may be looking for a sword. They say in the end times that they will be chopping off the heads of Christians so when they cut mine off I want a quality but we'll priced sword.
I may just tell them to bury me with my BlackJack 125 and to chop my head off with my Marine Raider and to take all the plastic forks and stick them in their donkies. Wait, I may live longer if i have them chop my head off with the plastic knives and to stick my Marine Raider in their donkies.
She's got good taste.My girlfriend wants me to give her my Boker GoBag
Hahaha, did you look up the knife or you just assumed?She's got good taste.
Glad you think that wayI looked up the knife![]()
Hi. What's the reason behind the Sebenza sales? Never been a fan myself, but it's interesting to see (previous) owner insights on such things.My herd has thinned as well. Down to 6. Only knives I would like at this point are a Shamwari or Charl Pienaar. Would buy the new Koenig mini Arius and a Spyderco Swayback if those two ever see the light of day. Not holding my breath. I thought the new Sebenza would be a shoe-in but when the moment of truth came, I could not do it. Kept remembering why I sold the half dozen I had and that the reason will not have changed. So, passing on those. I have bought one or two odds and ends since the apocalypse just to check out, knowing I would not keep them. I don’t mind the loss for a chance to check em out and get them out of my system.
So, considering how hard the ones I mentioned would be to get or if they will ever even become available are in question, it is unlikely I will buy another keeper this year. My job has not been affected in all this so funds are what they have always been - whatever I can sneak by the wife.
would love to find a Slysz Bowie on the exchange.....
For me it was pretty much fidget factor. Great tools and all and certainly well made, but I am not a fan of the thumb stud and lockbar pressure. Finger fatigue sets in pretty quick for me. Typically why I pass on most knives to be honest. Not really an issue for those not afflicted with my disorder, but definitely kills my enjoyment. I am one who gets no satisfaction in knowing I have something in a ‘collection’. I want to carry, use, and fiddle with my knives or for sale it goes. But I will not knock CRK’s quality in any way. Top notch.Hi. What's the reason behind the Sebenza sales? Never been a fan myself, but it's interesting to see (previous) owner insights on such things.
Makes sense. That thumb stud is my least favorite part of the Sebenza. Uncomfortable to use, and the tip loses its ano immediately. Of all the things to keep the same when they do an incremental upgrade, why keep that?For me it was pretty much fidget factor. Great tools and all and certainly well made, but I am not a fan of the thumb stud and lockbar pressure. Finger fatigue sets in pretty quick for me. Typically why I pass on most knives to be honest. Not really an issue for those not afflicted with my disorder, but definitely kills my enjoyment. I am one who gets no satisfaction in knowing I have something in a ‘collection’. I want to carry, use, and fiddle with my knives or for sale it goes. But I will not knock CRK’s quality in any way. Top notch.