*** My First Micarta Sebenza ***

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I guess its never to late even for old guys. After owning sebenzas for over 20 years I finally decided to try my first large micarta insingo.
This one arrived today from one of our great forum members {Atony} Travis is top-shelf all the way to deal with, none better.
This was a lightly carried knife from another forum member {RiverRat84}, Travis re-blasted the knife before he sent it out to me.
His work is some of the best I have ever seen, You can not tell this knife from new, So if you ever get the chance to deal with Travis don't hesitate.
You won't be disappointed.

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Looks great man! Congrats.

I should get my CRK in the mail today. Its a Umnumzaan.

-Hans
 
Damn! Looks great!

Travis is definitely a top notch guy with a lot of talent and nice as they come:thumbup:

Glad she got a good home bub:)
 
Your micarta looks darker than mine. Mine has a sort of salt and pepper black and gray look to it. Does re-blasting it make it darker? I like it.
 
Looks great, and good to see a third great forum member own this fine knife:thumbup:
 
arskrg said:
Your micarta looks darker than mine. Mine has a sort of salt and pepper black and gray look to it. Does re-blasting it make it darker? I like it.
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Rub it down with WD-40 thats what Atony uses
 
arskrg said:
Your micarta looks darker than mine. Mine has a sort of salt and pepper black and gray look to it. Does re-blasting it make it darker? I like it.
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Rub a little mineral oil into it. It will stay dark for quite some time before needing a refresh.
 
RICKSTER said:
After owning sebenzas for over 20 years I finally decided to try my first large micarta insingo.
Travis re-blasted the knife before he sent it out to me.
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The minimal clean flowing lines of that knife will never get old, very nice! My apologies if this is obvious to everyone, but is the Travis you refer to the same Travis from Edged Specialties? If so, I wasn't aware of the fact that he reconditions knives too.
 
US-STEEL said:
The minimal clean flowing lines of that knife will never get old, very nice! My apologies if this is obvious to everyone, but is the Travis you refer to the same Travis from Edged Specialties? If so, I wasn't aware of the fact that he reconditions knives too.
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No different Travis, Travis from Edged Specialties is from Arizona I believe, Travis that did mine is in Indiana
 
Rick, thanks for the kind words.....Use the heck out of that Insingo, it really is a great EDC.
 
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