bikerector
Knifemaker / Craftsman / Service Provider
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Prices are OBO, includes shipping, and payment via PP G&S (or other if you don't have PP).
SOLD Benchmade 710 M390: $240
SOLD Spyderco dragonfly: $45
SOLD Spyderco Stretch 2 Vtoku w/ Lynch: $95
Civivi Hadros: $70
The 710 was a recent acquisition I traded into. I'm just not loving it. The pivot screw was loose and I added some loctite so it's better but may still back out over time, as some benchmade's do. The centering is just a little off to the clip side and the blade has marks from use. Previous owner did a nice job getting the edge sharp. This is a nice user condition.
Dragonfly has been used and loved. I would trade this for towards a hawkbill dragonfly, or something similar. It's just too small for my liking.
The stretch 2 was new when I got it from a friend, who added the lynch clip. I used it for food prep since it has that nice nessmuk shaped blade. I won't feel bad if this one stays around, just not using it much anymore.
Civivi Hadros with Cuibourtia wood scales and stainless damascus steel. It has a pretty thin hollow grind and I find this to just be a very great looking knife. I bought a few knives when I started a new office job in December to get a dressier carry, and this was one of them. I ended up picking something different. It's been used less than a dozen times, carried probably a dozen times, and is in very good condition and has very good action.
SOLD Benchmade 710 M390: $240
SOLD Spyderco dragonfly: $45
SOLD Spyderco Stretch 2 Vtoku w/ Lynch: $95
Civivi Hadros: $70
The 710 was a recent acquisition I traded into. I'm just not loving it. The pivot screw was loose and I added some loctite so it's better but may still back out over time, as some benchmade's do. The centering is just a little off to the clip side and the blade has marks from use. Previous owner did a nice job getting the edge sharp. This is a nice user condition.
Dragonfly has been used and loved. I would trade this for towards a hawkbill dragonfly, or something similar. It's just too small for my liking.
The stretch 2 was new when I got it from a friend, who added the lynch clip. I used it for food prep since it has that nice nessmuk shaped blade. I won't feel bad if this one stays around, just not using it much anymore.
Civivi Hadros with Cuibourtia wood scales and stainless damascus steel. It has a pretty thin hollow grind and I find this to just be a very great looking knife. I bought a few knives when I started a new office job in December to get a dressier carry, and this was one of them. I ended up picking something different. It's been used less than a dozen times, carried probably a dozen times, and is in very good condition and has very good action.
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