Broken blade Sebenza 21! I got a knife! It looks like new!

I can appreciate what you have presented here, and I can understand some jumping to the conclusion that abuse was involved (only because these things are rare and surprising when we see them).

I too am impressed by this story of customer service. Thanks for sharing!
 
I think I do not always understand you correctly.
Please write short sentences and without the use of acronyms and jargon.
On the most popular weapon in the Russian forum is a separate issue for knives CRK
forum[dot]guns[dot]ru/forummessage/5/306038[dot]html
There's a lot of interesting information and photos.
I hope the link in this topic does not violate the rules of the forum.

I would also like to visit Boise and see Chris in person. :thumbup:

I liked movies about CRK on YouTube:

The Exquisite Blade The Legend Of Chris Reeve Knives Part1 (English)
[video=youtube;U-dGEAFf-vE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-dGEAFf-vE[/video]

The Exquisite Blade The Legend Of Chris Reeve Knives Part2 (English)
[video=youtube;RZGb-juKPlU]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZGb-juKPlU[/video]

I agree that the name of the theme is not very correct.
But there is a reason to open the discussion and read it :)

I can upload pictures of knives sebenza in a landscape of Russia.
If it does not violate the rules of the forum.

Once again, thank you very much for your attention to the topic!

Photos of my friend Pehota - mobiknife:

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/member.php/146210-mobiknife

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From Russia with love! :D
 
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That's some good looking Birch forest there and a nice Regular Sebenza. :)

Do you ever tap the larger trees for the Birch water ? In Scotland and all over the UK we use it for making syrup, wine or just to drink.
 
I have good news! The knife has been sent to me.
Estimated delivery time for two weeks.
When I get a knife - I'll let you know.
 
Very nice photographs.

Thankyou for sharing in this communty.

Can you explain in more detail what you think caused the blade to break? (thankyou)
 
I'd be curious to know what you think also. I use the swedge part of my Umnumzaan quite a bit scraping stuff with which causes some lateral stress.
 
I also really like the photos Pehota!

somber, yes they are. Now knife special for me. he has a story!

Ajack60, it is a question to me? I think that swedge just designed to do this.

tiguy7, without pin blade was much stronger. For example Sebenza flipper.
 
Tagir said:
Thank you all for your attention to the topic.
With knives handled very carefully. I have many different knives.

My favorite five:

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Testing for hard use knives I do not do.
Blade really broke from a small lateral load.

Details are very difficult to write. I do not know English so well on.
I'm afraid that you will understand me wrong.

I created the theme to share about the quality of service CRK.
At the moment, I am very pleased with the quality of service.
I was willing to pay $ 135 for a new blade and $ 18 on the new screws and plugs.
But Chris is completely renovated knife under warranty!
It is worthy of respect! I did not expect this.
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Just curious. What is the bottom knife with the axis lock?
 
I'm happy to hear that CRK has taken care of you and that your knife is on its way back to you.

Those are excellent pics of very nice knives, I especially like the Native American; the pic of it frozen is beautiful!

Welcome to the forum.
 
Glad the knife got fixed, and great pictures! Was the lockbar repaired and how long was the wait time? I just sent in my 1st CRK for very bad sticky lock caused by (what I think is) an off spec heat-treat, and can't wait to get it back :)
 
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