i've been converted

[Mhael]

I've belonged to this forum for a couple years, owned half a dozen plus customs, my knives seem to migrate a lot i get bored and what not. But i have always been reading bout these sebenzas and wondered why the hype, and decided i would like to get one, i thought it would make a great edc knife, well i had an opportunity to snag one that had been mayoized (since there is no way i can get a tnt for the forseeable future this is as close as its going to get.) i've had it for a day and i'm in love, i can't wait to get more of them dang it, that is not what my budjet needed in the least.
so now i'm on the look out for cool and unique sebbies darn these forums...hehe

 

[TheMightyGoat]

I've been thinking about buying one for the same reason, but if I do, it'll be a while. I'm not gonna spend that much to stifle my curiosity. I've never found a single person who doesn't like the Sebenza, though.

 

[Mhael]

it is worth every penny that i payed (rather traded) for it, even just to go for the basic large one (i like big blades) its awesome.

 

[Scott Dog]

I have a large and a small Mayonized Sebenzas and I think that they are the best. Tom does a real good job with them. I argee that it is the easiest way to get a Mayo knife right now. He usually turns them around in a couple weeks.

 

[Esav Benyamin]

I didn't know Tom was so dedicated to improving Sebenzas.

I congratulate you on your conversion. Many happy returns of the day! Many more beautiful new knives! Remember, it's not a bad idea to have at least one that will do the hardest cutting, the dirtiest work. Chris can turn that knife around for you some day and refurbish it like new. It makes no sense to shelve a Sebenza -- these knives need air and life and light and adventure and .. and .. and ... (I'm glad you like it )