Cobalt
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Ok, here is what is happening. I have been buying several new knives from the shop run by skunk. I noticed lately that the Busse SHEATH quality has dropped. I remember that all the Busse sheaths were made of heavy cardboard with duct tape as shown below:
However, I have noticed that the blades coming from the shop are sheathed with a very thin layer of heavy paper which doesn't even qualify as cardboard.
Now, I find it hard to believe that Busse is the one turning out these cheapo sheaths. It is more likely that Skunk is getting the knives from Jerry and keeping the heavy sheaths and making a paper USPS sheath instead. Not sure if he's Ebaying the good sheaths or what, but we need to check this out.
Oh and don't tip the knife with the handle down as the knife will now slide right out. My new steel heart took a header straight for my foot and nearly lopped off the end of it. Luckily I have had tap dancing before (postal mailman training to avoid nasty Chihuahuas) and was able to avoid the big knife before it imbedded itself in my wifes kitchen floor.
I noticed that these new sheaths come with tissue paper inside to make them seem thick and sturdy and like they hold the knife, but as soon as you unsheath the knife for the first time, all of the tissue paper falls out and now you hve a loose sheath.
Now I want to know how many of you are still getting the heavy cardboard sheaths with the custom 100 mph tape and who is getting the cheapo sheaths. What are we to do about this?
However, I have noticed that the blades coming from the shop are sheathed with a very thin layer of heavy paper which doesn't even qualify as cardboard.
Now, I find it hard to believe that Busse is the one turning out these cheapo sheaths. It is more likely that Skunk is getting the knives from Jerry and keeping the heavy sheaths and making a paper USPS sheath instead. Not sure if he's Ebaying the good sheaths or what, but we need to check this out.
Oh and don't tip the knife with the handle down as the knife will now slide right out. My new steel heart took a header straight for my foot and nearly lopped off the end of it. Luckily I have had tap dancing before (postal mailman training to avoid nasty Chihuahuas) and was able to avoid the big knife before it imbedded itself in my wifes kitchen floor.
I noticed that these new sheaths come with tissue paper inside to make them seem thick and sturdy and like they hold the knife, but as soon as you unsheath the knife for the first time, all of the tissue paper falls out and now you hve a loose sheath.
Now I want to know how many of you are still getting the heavy cardboard sheaths with the custom 100 mph tape and who is getting the cheapo sheaths. What are we to do about this?