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The "pointless hole" is actually part of the machining process and has been a sort of feature of the Sebenza since the begining. The Idaho made engraving just suddenly appeared and for what seems like no good reason. It is not tastefully executed at all and detracts from the simple plain look that attracts a lot of people to the Sebenza in the first place. No body is saying that is makes the knife less usefull or any other argument some noobs to this thread seem the be throwing about. It is about esthetics and that is part of peoples decision making when choosing a knife weather people like it or not.
Alot of peole who don't like that engraving have spent (£)$1000s with CRK over the years and frankly should have at least a little say in what their money goes on. People who jump in here saying "I just bought my first CRK and I don't give a monkeys about that engraving" are totally missing the point..........
+1 :thumbup:
I do not really care for the stamp. I just purchased a Sebenza without it. I was given a Umnumzaan for Christmas with no stamp. I have another Sebenza with the stamp, I'll end up selling or trading it. Regardles of whether people like it or not, it will probably stay that way. By the same token, people will vote with their dollars. I would be interested to see how this plays out and if there is a stalemate of some sort.
No one is questioning whether the Sebenza or Umnumzaan is good or not. Anyone that owns, collects, or uses knives knows they are good. Of that there is no doubt in anyone's mind. I think the knives are great.
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