Hobbies The Bleeding Edge, Discussion on all genres of knife
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 Mar 3 2006, 09:43 PM
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hmmmmm....... lightings? Like Flashlight? Can get a Surefire L1 cheap? Just curious that's all. Surefire in our country costs a BOMB!
Anyway, can you import fixed knives? Most knife collectors prefer folders than fixed knives. Me? I like 'em both as both of 'em have their pros & contras. Guys, wanna talk about it? |
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Mar 4 2006, 07:27 PM
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AAAAhhhhhhh yessss... Sebenza.... Nice
 .Good points you got there guys. And yes, I know that most of us buy those production level knives but as you can see, that is all most of us can afford and attain. From what i've read, sebenza is a good tool for any kind of situation. There's a lot of good custom/production knife out there (Not in Malaysia of course) such as krein knives, falkniven, carson knives, bob dozier knives, etc. but as you can see we can only dream of acquiring those guys. As Marcus would put it 'Well its all a matter of economics'. Some can get 'em through the Internet but some can't 'cause of monetary problem. Most guys do know about the custom knife that are available for the high-end buyer and most of them are like myself... Can only DROOL over them  .So, which knives do you prefer Jason? Share to share with us? RIP This post has been edited by btard77: Mar 4 2006, 10:27 PM |
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Mar 9 2006, 09:51 PM
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QUOTE(marcuswong @ Mar 8 2006, 04:52 PM) Got back. either ways Yes the Sebenza is a work tool i know that it means Work yes. Why does the leatherman hold a bad edge which one do you have and what blade steel does it use>? the new ones use 154CM steel (at least the better ones) and that rarely gets complaints. Just wanna know: Do you actually use the knife from your multitools? Or do you use the knives that you have. TCE sports in Sunway has a Big, albeit pricier than it should be, Selection of Multitools (well Victorionoxes and Leatherman(s) no SOGs or anything else) try the Swisstool Spirit. Everyone says that its the best now but i have problems wiht the blade attached (waved wharncliffe rectangle thing) and its on offer. I am eyeing that Leatherman Charge Ti. looks good and useful tools instead of the ones that are redundant (i dont think i need 15 sizes or screwdrivers attached to a multitool) eventually the one you will need fits the screwdriver you left at home sugarboi: i have that balisong, wanted to test out flipping on a basic butterfly so i took that in used it so it got nice and blunt then taped the edge and now look at instructions at balisongxtreme.com as to HOW to flip marcus   I can see that there's a lot of guys around here that owns a balisong. I don't have the oppurtunity to own one since i kept forgetting to buy 'em  . Oh well, sooner or later I'm going to remember to buy it and when I do.....LOOK OUT MY FINGERS! There's some abusing comin your way.  RIP |
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Jun 7 2006, 02:23 AM
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Holy $#!+!!! Chris Reeve Knives? Gonna burn a hole at all of my pockets for this one
 . Mmmmmmm... Sebenza...... Nice....... But expensive....... will think about it if your supplier have 'em....... a looooong thinking......  Hopefully your supplier will acquire 'em. |
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