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So as I was sitting in a leather recliner at, 45,000 feet in the Gullfstream G450 that we had just completed, I began to admire my newly acquired starbenza and ponder. If Sebenzas (or any CRK) could talk, what stories would they tell? These fine knives were made to work and I was wondering what kind of careers they all have. So if anyone would share stories of your sebenzas (or any Idaho made) moment of fame or what it does on day to day basis.
As I said before, my sebenza is in the aviation field. I recently switched my edc from a large 21 to a small starbenza and they have both served me well. I work in the final phase completion center and upon completion, there are a series of test flights that take place. The one I am involved in is the cold soak. The aircraft must fly at altitude for a minimum of three hours thus soaking it at roughly -65 degrees F. At that temperature, the cabin will actually flex and contract. My team and I check the functionality of furniture, electronics, and plumbing. We also check for flaws in the finish and tolerances. So my Sebbie got to fly in ultimate luxury, a good reward for being such a hard worker without complaint. We are restricted from taking photos of customer aircraft, but I will share some general photos to give you an idea of her adventure
As I said before, my sebenza is in the aviation field. I recently switched my edc from a large 21 to a small starbenza and they have both served me well. I work in the final phase completion center and upon completion, there are a series of test flights that take place. The one I am involved in is the cold soak. The aircraft must fly at altitude for a minimum of three hours thus soaking it at roughly -65 degrees F. At that temperature, the cabin will actually flex and contract. My team and I check the functionality of furniture, electronics, and plumbing. We also check for flaws in the finish and tolerances. So my Sebbie got to fly in ultimate luxury, a good reward for being such a hard worker without complaint. We are restricted from taking photos of customer aircraft, but I will share some general photos to give you an idea of her adventure
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