catmath 1911
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I have a small classic BG42 sebenza, which I love. I have used the knife pretty extensively and it still looks great. I was reprofiling today with a Lansky, and I noticed the primary grind ( at the top of the hollow) are a little off from side to side. On the thumbstud side, the grind is 1-2 mm higher than on the opposite side.
To be honest, this bothers me a little bit. I know this doesn't affect the knife's function, but it still gets to me. Maybe I am drinking too much caffeine.
So I guess my question is this:
If this was your Sebenza, how would you feel about it?
I am not trying to start a controversy, or sling mud by any means. I still believe that Sebenzas are the best folder out there in the knife market.
Thanks for being a part of my OCD episode.
Andy
To be honest, this bothers me a little bit. I know this doesn't affect the knife's function, but it still gets to me. Maybe I am drinking too much caffeine.
So I guess my question is this:
If this was your Sebenza, how would you feel about it?
I am not trying to start a controversy, or sling mud by any means. I still believe that Sebenzas are the best folder out there in the knife market.
Thanks for being a part of my OCD episode.

Andy