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Agree with Coop too. I just have 1 user (pimped emerson -> $375 if I am not mistaken)... and wont buy more unless it's broken/lost.
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We should have a "100 Dollar Custom Knife Show and Contest".
Hi Tai,
Sounds like a great idea. I look forward to seeing your entries.
$100 and under is sort of slim pickings. GL Drew is still doing the batches of "$65 Knives" and the PSK from Gossman Knives is way under $100, for examples.Anyone have pics of good quality customs for $100?
So, I would like to hear from full time makers dealers and collectors.
Is Coop right?
Is the collector market larger than the user market?
Do you only buy a couple of user knives like Coop and the rest of them are collectibles?
Are you less interested in user knives and more interested in collector type knives?
In light of the current state of the USA economy and the whole aftermarket in the toilet thing...
We should have a "100 Dollar Custom Knife Show and Contest".
canineforge; The beauty of custom knives is there is no limit on what can be made, low or high cost. There is also no limit on what price range of custom gets used. It is all relative to the owner. But, this thread had found some pretty accurate parameters, it seems.
Coop is dead on as far as my purchasing is concerned. Ninety five percent of what I spend on knives goes towards those I collect.