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Micarta Insingo
- Thread starter richstag
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This is exactly my problem! I've had this "Insingo blade + Micarta inlay scales = Perfect EDC" thought in my head for quite awhile now, too. And I can't seem to shake it, no matter how hard I try! I love my small Insingo, but just imagine how much greater it would be with micarta inlayed scales!Well now I have this vision in my head and everything else is just falling short. That is what dreaming can do to you
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This is exactly my problem! I've had this "Insingo blade + Micarta inlay scales = Perfect EDC" thought in my head for quite awhile now, too. And I can't seem to shake it, no matter how hard I try! I love my small Insingo, but just imagine how much greater it would be with micarta inlayed scales!
I've pretty much made up my mind that after my small Insingo arrives, and I've had time to decide if the Sebenza is for me, I'm going to purchase a small Micarta sebbie and do a handle swap and then sell the plain regular sebbie on the used market. If I enjoy the Insingo enough to make it my primary knife, then I will make sure it has the micarta inlays to go with it. If it's not, then I'll just sell it and move on. I'm really hoping I like the Sebenza, but I don't know if I'm going to be able to adjust to not being able to flick my knife open with the thumb stud like I do my Benchmades. Time will tell. I should be receiving mine in the next week or so.
