I want one!

I would strongly suggest that you buy the sebbie that you want, whilst you CAN.
 
I had my first chance to handle one today to! I'm pretty sure it was a large classic w/ g10 inlays. WOW! I never thought I would want one... since they are so expensive, but man. It was nice.
 
Not G-10. Micarta inlays. Soon you will not be able to think about anything else if it hasn't started already. :)
 
I'm pretty sure I had dreams about a Sebenza last night. Unfortunately it was also a nightmare as I had to sell all my other knives!
 
naked said:
I'm pretty sure I had dreams about a Sebenza last night. Unfortunately it was also a nightmare as I had to sell all my other knives!
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Ben there, done that. I took alot of knives that I had aquired thru the years that I did not use at all and sold them to fund the purchase of my first Sebenza! I wanted what I considered to be the ultimate knife! I got tired of having them and not using them. I decided I would whittle things down to a few choice knives. Well that day came and went and I'm still adding to the collection.
 
I just got a small regular Sebenza from True North Knives a few days ago. I already want to get a large Sebenza. The small Sebenza is now my new EDC.
I wonder if I can handle this addiction. :D

Dan
 
Gmountain said:
Small regular.
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Yep, if you want a Regular you better hop to it ASAP because they are now discontinued from the lineup, and the only way to get a regular will be to get the annual limited edition yearly wood inlay models.
 
carrot said:
Yep, if you want a Regular you better hop to it ASAP because they are now discontinued from the lineup, and the only way to get a regular will be to get the annual limited edition yearly wood inlay models.
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It's hard to tell from Chris' site, but what are differences between the regular and the classic?
 
naked said:
It's hard to tell from Chris' site, but what are differences between the regular and the classic?
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The Classic has a slightly slimmer, pointier blade and the Regular has a slightly stouter, less pointy blade. Same stock thickness. The difference is minute on the Small models but much more noticeable on the Large ones. The bigger difference is in the shape of the handle -- the Regular has small scallops along the bottom of the Ti slabs and the Classic has one large one, with a slightly larger cutout for unlocking the knife.
 
Looking from the spine there is no difference. A side view pretty much illustrates everything different between the two.
 
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