Saga To Highlight The "Razor" Look in the Insingo.

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Something is missing:

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In light of living under the shadow of one with a reprofiled, modded, mirror polished on selected areas and sharpen S90 blade:

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Today is the beginning, in the continuing saga to improve my personnal Insingo's fancy....
 
"Improve". Does that mean you ordered a new plain front scale from CRK today, to replace that thing on the front of yours?
 
I guess I will stay tuned eagerly awaiting some clarity. What is "Razor" Look? As a collector of straight razors, I can only assume you mean something else, because the Insingo looks nothing like a razor as I know them (apart from both having a honed edge).

Perhaps I will start a thread showing off my razors in the CRK forum and put some reference to CRK in one of the images...
 
I think I am missing the razor part?? I get that now, thanks for the insight Cody!
 
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Well Victorf, you do like to keep us guessing.

I vote drilling a spydey-hole in that bad boy blade. :thumbup:
 
Well, you woud have to have read the last thread this fellow started about this knife. It was very similar to this one....He posted up some mundane images with some statements intended to build suspense. Eventually, some big claims were made about mods he was going to do, followed by more images of mods that were actually done. Some mods seemed to conflict the rhelm of possibilities (i.e. honecomb milling the back of the slab that has those deep pockets cut into the opposite face).

Some people asked to see claimed modifications, and something to the effect of, "I did them, but Ill never show you guys because I think it really upsets you that I won't show, and I won't give you the satisfaction".

So now it is said that you need imagination to see the work this guy alludes to doing.

Honestly, I don't really care anymore. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and it seems evident that he is very pleased with his own work...what else matters really?
 
Oh, ok. Its an interesting knife for sure. Not my style but to each his own. It would be a shame to destroy that beautiful insingo blade.
 
Well...one man's mod is another man's utter destruction;)

It's all up to the guy that owns it, I suppose.
 
That's cool if you want to mod your Seb, but is there really a need to make these threads so anticlimactic?
 
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