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Blues Bender said:
How are you liking the 'Zaan David? That's definitely one of my favorite knives out there!
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Just got it, so still getting a feel for it, but I like it better than the 25 I had (and sold). I disassembled it, adjusted the action slightly and it was super easy (2 fastening points! :thumbup: ). Personally, I found the 25 I had to be a bit cumbersome in this sense. It's comfortable and I love the blade shape too - more unique. I also picked up a small plain Insingo (plan to try a scotch-brite finish on it). Sometimes it takes me a bit to see what I've missed, so I'm back with CRKs :)
 
thales2015 said:
Just got it, so still getting a feel for it, but I like it better than the 25 I had (and sold). I disassembled it, adjusted the action slightly and it was super easy (2 fastening points! :thumbup: ). Personally, I found the 25 I had to be a bit cumbersome in this sense. It's comfortable and I love the blade shape too - more unique. I also picked up a small plain Insingo (plan to try a scotch-brite finish on it). Sometimes it takes me a bit to see what I've missed, so I'm back with CRKs :)
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Good to hear you're enjoying it! While the Umnumzaan is pretty popular, I feel that it doesn't get the praise that the Sebenza gets. It's a really great knife.

Let us see how that scotch-brite finish turns out:)
 
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