Hobbitt Advice...

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DANGELO

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Well, my wish came thru, and after shoveling enough snow today to make a small ski resort, I have enough "spending money" to have purchased my first REKAT product.

I ordered the piece the other day, and should be receiving it tommorow, weather permitting...

I would like any info that may help me better appreciate my new Black-T Pocket Hobbitt. I am an engineer, and I like to know about the things I buy, and I like to think that I have a decent understanding of things mechanical.

Please fill me in on the routine procedures used to ensure long life, proper sharpening, and cleaning/lock mechanism care.

Are there any other "sheaths" available right now? Will the top serrations chew the hell out of my nylon setup?

Thanks!
Steve

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Congrats, Dangelo. The serrated side of the blade should be fully enclosed inside of the knife so shredding shouldn't be a problem. Finding a nylon sheath to accomodate the PH, now that's a problem. Did you order pocket clip or with quick-draw sheath? Again, congrats are in order.
 
DANGELO, where did you buy your REKAT? I haven't found that many vendors that carry the REKAT's. Or maybe, I'm just looking in the wrong places. Thanx for your input.

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Big Tex, not trying to cut in on Dangelo's response but Discount Knives, Knife Outlet and Knifecenter all carry REKAT. Hope this helps. Disregard if you wanted a walk-in type of establishment as these are internet retailers.
 
Thanx P9

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