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199,00 EUR to USD at 9:58pm = 216.92
64,99 = 74.20......
58EUR = 66 - divided by 5 each
Ship, fees, wait, trouble, effort, paperwork, potential loss on trip......
But this is weeds....
199,00 EUR to USD at 9:58pm = 216.92
64,99 = 74.20......
58EUR = 66 - divided by 5 each
Ship, fees, wait, trouble, effort, paperwork, potential loss on trip......
But this is weeds....
Apologies for the napkin math - I used the site you listed converted the Le Geants at 199,00 EUR to 216.92 USD, the below is for the basic one listed as well (for reference), The 58EUR was the quoted price for shipping and a box of 5 knives - so to 66USD/5 = 13.2I still don't get it.
You mean you get five le geants with a price of 200 smackers? Everywhere I look one costs 200.
Right now ,it seems to me ,US Customs is the interference ( besides the extra cost) . Each ship out it seems theres new questions . I suggested to the Cognet firm the DHL ,which is more money ,but also they chose a more premium service . This was based on shipments from others using DHL .Apologies for the napkin math - I used the site you listed converted the Le Geants at 199,00 EUR to 216.92 USD, the below is for the basic one listed as well (for reference), The 58EUR was the quoted price for shipping and a box of 5 knives - so to 66USD/5 = 13.2
That would leave a US price of 230.12 is costs alone (excluding VAT is required on their end) - plus the listed headaches
I should have been more clear.
No problem! I am to blame as well - slow start to a week.Apologies for the napkin math - I used the site you listed converted the Le Geants at 199,00 EUR to 216.92 USD, the below is for the basic one listed as well (for reference), The 58EUR was the quoted price for shipping and a box of 5 knives - so to 66USD/5 = 13.2
That would leave a US price of 230.12 is costs alone (excluding VAT is required on their end) - plus the listed headaches
I should have been more clear.
These are sweet Vince.....I love mine more.though
These are sweet Vince.....I love mine more.though...
Well, I’m really glad to hear that. I’m even happier that you were the one who purchased it then.
I’ll have to snap a pic of the accumulation I have of that handle.
They call that one “ Japanese art theme – Oni “ mythical creatures from Japanese folklore
This is the standard handle with a Higonokami profile blade in Bohler N690Co ss
This is a heavy duty model IMHO . All that I have ever had ,the springs were not as firm as some others ,but certainly not too light either. Other things to note ,the stock thickness on this steel version is slightly thicker ,but still has the thin flat grind they're known for . I have notused one enough but I feel this would be a great serious cutting tool that could take a tremendous amount of work on . I have these available on my site .
PS & edited in,this model ,also ,needs a lot of repeated oiling & " cyling" of the blade to " break in" but once it hits a certain amount of that ,the action is buttery smooth
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Very cool. Enjoy that blade....