Does Anyone Need A $475 Boxcutter?

My first thought was "that's ridiculous," but my second thought was that most of my knives are collectibles that see no use whatsoever, and the ones that I do use... primarily open packages, so I already have a bunch of $250+ box cutters, and who's really being ridiculous.
 
If I buy another expensive box cutter it'll be an Emerson Lagriffe. That thing worked great for boxes, tape, mail, and pissing off TSA.
 
If I buy another expensive box cutter it'll be an Emerson Lagriffe. That thing worked great for boxes, tape, mail, and pissing off TSA.
What I really want is a La Griffe made by someone who is not Fred Perrin or Ernie Emerson. Fred uses 12C27 and his knives always look... rough. Ernie is still fixated on his wrong-side chisel grind and running 154CM at RC57 and covering it in cheap powder coat.

I want a straight-edged, pointy, double-ground wharncliffe La Griffe with nicely chamfered edges and DLC coated in Magnacut at RC62.
 
What I really want is a La Griffe made by someone who is not Fred Perrin or Ernie Emerson. Fred uses 12C27 and his knives always look... rough. Ernie is still fixated on his wrong-side chisel grind and running 154CM at RC57 and covering it in cheap powder coat.

I want a straight-edged, pointy, double-ground wharncliffe La Griffe with nicely chamfered edges and DLC coated in Magnacut at RC62.
Yeah I bought mine 15 years ago for shop work and I'm pretty ambidextrous so the grind didn't bother me at all. Also it helped I'd never heard of either of them. Honestly I don't know if I'd feel the same about one again as I did back then but the memory is fond. Maybe I'll just leave it that way.
 
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Is that thing real? I’d buy one if the price was right lol
 
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