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w feazell

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i have used my sebbie to cut plastic bumpers off cars at crash scenes. that was tough on the edge, but i restored it with a flat ceramic stone and a leather strop. i have cut a shoe lace from a guys throat that tried to hand himself. pretty tricky with a razor sharp sebbie. last night i found out that its a decent bagel slicer. i'm going to retire the old girl. i'm about a month into a three month wait for a large new model sebbie with a polished blade and no clip or clip hole, they will pull the handle from production before that step. like the song says the waiting is the hardest part.
 
Originally posted by w feazell
i'm about a month into a three month wait for a large new model sebbie with a polished blade and no clip or clip hole, they will pull the handle from production before that step.
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I didn't know that they had started to offer that as an option. Nice to hear, I'm sure you will continue to put the knife to good use. Keep up the good work.
 
Originally posted by stjames


I didn't know that they had started to offer that as an option. Nice to hear, I'm sure you will continue to put the knife to good use. Keep up the good work.
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I also didn't realize that was an option. If so, that's enough reason for me to order another small Sebenza :D
 
Looks like every option is possible when you deal with a company like Chris Reeve... just what I call perfect customer service.

BTW, just ordered Snakewood Mnandi :D :D :D
 
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