Prove me wrong!

Blues said:
And yet, if you try to sell it in the Custom Knife section of the Exchange, it'll be moved to production. "Customizing" a production or mid-tech knife doesn't make it a "custom knife" in that venue.
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ya tired of proving Mitch wrong over and over in this thread yet? can we change the title to Mitch proven wrong......
 
So it seems we are only unclear on the definition of customs? Production and midtech are pretty clearcut.

To me, a custom is a knife made by one maker, by hand, start to finish. It isn’t something with any assembly line aspect to it, that you could pick up off of a shelf full of them. That’s what I consider a custom knife. I guess you could also call it a “handmade” knife.

Now, if somebody mentions a “true custom” I would consider that a knife made by one maker to their exact specifications.

It’s dicey, and everybody has their own definition, but that’s always been how I define a custom knife.
 
AntDog said:
So it seems we are only unclear on the definition of customs? Production and midtech are pretty clearcut.

To me, a custom is a knife made by one maker, by hand, start to finish. It isn’t something with any assembly line aspect to it, that you could pick up off of a shelf full of them. That’s what I consider a custom knife. I guess you could also call it a “handmade” knife.

Now, if somebody mentions a “true custom” I would consider that a knife made by one maker to their exact specifications.

It’s dicey, and everybody has their own definition, but that’s always been how I define a custom knife.
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like the way youre thinkin. im calling this debate done. Antdog nailed it.
 
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