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Today I have 3 excellent knives all ready to find a new home. I am the first and only owner of each and every knife listed, and each was treated with extreme care and treated with aegis EDC often. All prices listed are NET to me via Paypal. ***SHIPPING*** All items will be shipped out the same day if I have enough time to get to post office before it closes. Shipping will be FULLY insured PRIORITY. Please make note of this as you will need to sign for the package.
1) Jake Hoback Kwaiback Mid-Tech - The knife has been carried under 5 times. Stonewashed blade and handle. HRD. Never sharpened. Custom pivot and clip. Not much else to say here besides the fact that I have never had a knife come to me as perfect as this one. From the impeccable centering, rock-solid lockup with zero blade-play, incredible fit-and-finish, and deliciously smooth action, to the intricate details of the custom pivot and clip that I had added on, the knife just screams quality. Only small visual blemish is is a small scratch near the pivot that looks to be from the stonewashing and blends in fine. This was in the first run of Kwaiback Mid-Techs that Jake called Custom-tech's. He ended up putting together and tuning each and every knife in the run due to delays with the machine shop. Arizona Custom Knives Pouch inlcuded. -SOLD
2) Ferrum Forge Pretium #70 - Yes this includes the original Box and Documentation from Elliot. The knife has been rarely carried, though It seems during the process of carving it a couple small peices knicked out of the #70 imprint on the backside of knife(gives it abit of character
. It really isn't very distracting and overall the rest of the knife is absolutely stellar. Elliot ended up putting tons of hours of hand work into each and every one of the first 100 pretiums. This can be seen in the incredible carving done to the top of the blade, edges of the titanium, and even the fipper tag(love this). The blade is a two tone stonewash-satin which looks incredible. Flipping action is as you would expect from Elliot, crisp and smooth, with the HRD working wonders. One last small thing is that the edge isn't perfectly polished as it was when it came from Elliot, though someone experienced with sharpening could fix this in 10 minutes. - $400.00 NET to me
3) Grimsmo Norseman #185 - A Beautiful example of the Grimsmo brothers' Norseman. Such an achievment in it's sleek design, integration of incredible CNC talent, and an action tuned to perfection. The brothers were having some small issues with blade warping so the centering isn't perfect. This particular version was customized to my specs, Anodized blue, then polished edges and flats, then ano'd bronze. It really gives off a stunning affect that really needs to be seen in person to understand. I upgraded to the ceramic bearings, and the smooth action really shows it off. The only blemish is on the bottom side of the clip where I brushed against something(Picture attached). This could easily be fixed at home or by the Grimsmo brothers. Overall the knife is in great condition and has been carried under 5 times. - SOLD.
1) Jake Hoback Kwaiback Mid-Tech - The knife has been carried under 5 times. Stonewashed blade and handle. HRD. Never sharpened. Custom pivot and clip. Not much else to say here besides the fact that I have never had a knife come to me as perfect as this one. From the impeccable centering, rock-solid lockup with zero blade-play, incredible fit-and-finish, and deliciously smooth action, to the intricate details of the custom pivot and clip that I had added on, the knife just screams quality. Only small visual blemish is is a small scratch near the pivot that looks to be from the stonewashing and blends in fine. This was in the first run of Kwaiback Mid-Techs that Jake called Custom-tech's. He ended up putting together and tuning each and every knife in the run due to delays with the machine shop. Arizona Custom Knives Pouch inlcuded. -SOLD
2) Ferrum Forge Pretium #70 - Yes this includes the original Box and Documentation from Elliot. The knife has been rarely carried, though It seems during the process of carving it a couple small peices knicked out of the #70 imprint on the backside of knife(gives it abit of character
. It really isn't very distracting and overall the rest of the knife is absolutely stellar. Elliot ended up putting tons of hours of hand work into each and every one of the first 100 pretiums. This can be seen in the incredible carving done to the top of the blade, edges of the titanium, and even the fipper tag(love this). The blade is a two tone stonewash-satin which looks incredible. Flipping action is as you would expect from Elliot, crisp and smooth, with the HRD working wonders. One last small thing is that the edge isn't perfectly polished as it was when it came from Elliot, though someone experienced with sharpening could fix this in 10 minutes. - $400.00 NET to me3) Grimsmo Norseman #185 - A Beautiful example of the Grimsmo brothers' Norseman. Such an achievment in it's sleek design, integration of incredible CNC talent, and an action tuned to perfection. The brothers were having some small issues with blade warping so the centering isn't perfect. This particular version was customized to my specs, Anodized blue, then polished edges and flats, then ano'd bronze. It really gives off a stunning affect that really needs to be seen in person to understand. I upgraded to the ceramic bearings, and the smooth action really shows it off. The only blemish is on the bottom side of the clip where I brushed against something(Picture attached). This could easily be fixed at home or by the Grimsmo brothers. Overall the knife is in great condition and has been carried under 5 times. - SOLD.
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