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Up for grabs are the Mini UDT and the Chameleon. $400->350->320 OBRO shipped for both. I won't break up the bundle.
Mini UDT D2 Combo edge Stonewashed.
It has been carried a few times and cut open a few letters. The knife is in excellent condition. It could pass for nib.
Chameleon #398 04/96 AEB-L steel.
It was picked up used without anything else but the knife. It was a curiosity piece, so it's a catch and release. It's not in the best of conditions. It looks like the previous owner took a scotchbrite belt to the blade and the knife was a regular user to the previous owner. I went ahead and took the knife apart to clean and oil it and it needed the tlc. I also gave the blade a light stonewash to make it look a little more even, but it barely did anything. All the logos are faint as you can see in the picture. The lock bar was ground more flush so it's less likely to disengage during use, but part of the sander ate a little bit of the frame. The lock up is early and solid vertically, but there is a bit of side to side that I can't adjust out. I think there's too much of a difference between the washers and the bushing. The double action is nice and quick. It's a very fun knife.
buyer is responsible for knowing the local laws and regulations.
First "I'll take it" followed by pm/email gets it.
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Mini UDT D2 Combo edge Stonewashed.
It has been carried a few times and cut open a few letters. The knife is in excellent condition. It could pass for nib.
Chameleon #398 04/96 AEB-L steel.
It was picked up used without anything else but the knife. It was a curiosity piece, so it's a catch and release. It's not in the best of conditions. It looks like the previous owner took a scotchbrite belt to the blade and the knife was a regular user to the previous owner. I went ahead and took the knife apart to clean and oil it and it needed the tlc. I also gave the blade a light stonewash to make it look a little more even, but it barely did anything. All the logos are faint as you can see in the picture. The lock bar was ground more flush so it's less likely to disengage during use, but part of the sander ate a little bit of the frame. The lock up is early and solid vertically, but there is a bit of side to side that I can't adjust out. I think there's too much of a difference between the washers and the bushing. The double action is nice and quick. It's a very fun knife.
buyer is responsible for knowing the local laws and regulations.
First "I'll take it" followed by pm/email gets it.
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