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Nice things to have in your life #2.....
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Thought you guys would like to see this - it came in last week....
Gary W. Graley
“Imagination is more important than knowledge"
Knifemaker / Craftsman / Service Provider
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Lovely of course! some say they don't look nice?
HAH I pick my noses in their general direction!
(spoken in my best Monty Python French accent)
Thanks for the pic, I am going to be a proud daddy soon
of a wood inlay myself...Large Wood that is, California Buckeye
burl...sweetness abounds...
G2
HAH I pick my noses in their general direction!
(spoken in my best Monty Python French accent)
Thanks for the pic, I am going to be a proud daddy soon
of a wood inlay myself...Large Wood that is, California Buckeye
burl...sweetness abounds...
G2
Gary, now that you are the owner of a large wood.... MAKE ME A SHEATH FOR ONE....please . I am happy I do not have to send mine in now.... the desert iron wood is available as I have a light maple burl that I kept along with a small woody , but man are these hard to send to new homes.... 
Gary W. Graley
“Imagination is more important than knowledge"
Knifemaker / Craftsman / Service Provider
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Paul, you might try closing the blade part way, then lay a cloth
over them and I place a small book or something so the handle is tilted, it helps avoid some of the scan lines you are seeing on your scans, but a better scanner would help as well...I use an Epson 1200, works great!
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ok Tallpaul, you send Chris two zillion dollars for these knives. How long did you have to wait to get them? Especially the first one. with the crosses.
The mountains actually appear as if some titanium
was removed to create them vs. just being cut into the metal.
thanks
The mountains actually appear as if some titanium
was removed to create them vs. just being cut into the metal.
thanks
Jeffry, Not two zillion, 1 and 3/4 .... I am a small Reeves dealer. well if you can call 6'5" and 260 lbs "small" Actually the wait times for me have been from 3-months or so... longer for the damascuss stuff and the custom designs. The material for the mountain was removed but the radius is still thare at the edge and it seems comfortable so far. Looks like this will be an exclusive for me and a significant portion of my profit will be fowarded to the church for outreach and the like. I am gonna place another order for several of these shortly. If any of you guys are serious contact me... pricing at this point should be at the unique sebenza plus the inlay (stone) By the way the Calvary knife,the damascus unique and the wood that are together are all small sebenza.... the single desert ironwood is a large.... thanks again for the support and interest and God Bless-paul
.... I am a small Reeves dealer. well if you can call 6'5" and 260 lbs "small" Actually the wait times for me have been from 3-months or so... longer for the damascuss stuff and the custom designs. The material for the mountain was removed but the radius is still thare at the edge and it seems comfortable so far. Looks like this will be an exclusive for me and a significant portion of my profit will be fowarded to the church for outreach and the like. I am gonna place another order for several of these shortly. If any of you guys are serious contact me... pricing at this point should be at the unique sebenza plus the inlay (stone) By the way the Calvary knife,the damascus unique and the wood that are together are all small sebenza.... the single desert ironwood is a large.... thanks again for the support and interest and God Bless-paul
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Wow!
first let me tell you I have well in excess of 600 knives in my collection and have been collecting knive since I was nine. I have all types of fixed and folders from all over the world. I even have a dagger that I bought from a ethopian man when I was in the Sudan. (long story) This sebenza is just the plain ol classic not as fancy as the ones pictured, But it is the finest knife that I have ever held. It radiates quality. I can stare at it for hours. I know this sounds corny but when I open the blade every time I get a little rush of satisfaction. This knive speaks to me. Reeve knives are better than any Benchmade or custom that I have purchased. I just dont know if I could contain my joy to own two. The thought smacks of polagamy HAHA.
Ren
first let me tell you I have well in excess of 600 knives in my collection and have been collecting knive since I was nine. I have all types of fixed and folders from all over the world. I even have a dagger that I bought from a ethopian man when I was in the Sudan. (long story) This sebenza is just the plain ol classic not as fancy as the ones pictured, But it is the finest knife that I have ever held. It radiates quality. I can stare at it for hours. I know this sounds corny but when I open the blade every time I get a little rush of satisfaction. This knive speaks to me. Reeve knives are better than any Benchmade or custom that I have purchased. I just dont know if I could contain my joy to own two. The thought smacks of polagamy HAHA.
Ren
I never really fell for the decorated Sebenzas, but that small Calvary is just gorgeous! 