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I think thats why I didnt add it. Almost no chance of finding one, especially if Im looking! I also am not sure I’d spend the cash it would take….Why no "H" on the list???!!!! I've got the rest, but dang, an "H" is hard to find!! B
What is an "H"? I haven't heard of that.I think thats why I didnt add it. Almost no chance of finding one, especially if Im looking! I also am not sure I’d spend the cash it would take….
I would love to see a pic of all your together!
Still mostly hand made by Chris Reeve. Before they bought their first CNC machineWhat is an "H"? I haven't heard of that.
This is the size you are looking for.Anybody know where to get replacement O-rings for the Zaan I would like to get some in the Chris Reeves blue.
That's easy. They wrote "Idaho Made" backwards!Someone please help me! I can't stop staring at Sebenzas. The difference between these knives has me terribly vexed. I even spoke to Tim Reeve about it and I'm still insanely bothered. If no one else can see what I see, then I'm going to let it go and enjoy the knives.
What do you see??
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More belly on the left, maybe taller hollow grind too? That's why I asked about blade height. Maybe the right one has been sharpened a few times?The swedge is one difference. There are others that bother me more. See anything else?
Interesting. In my opinion, the knife on the right is perfect. By comparison the one on the left differs in several ways. First, the plunge grind is further forward. Second, the blade is less tall from spine to cutting edge. I get a difference of approximately 14 thou with my calipers. You can see this best by looking at the sharpening choil. Third, the one on the left has a sweeping curve that looks like a damn Spydiechef. On the right, there's a flat portion then a more subtle curve.More belly on the left, maybe taller hollow grind too? That's why I asked about blade height. Maybe the right one has been sharpened a few times?
I must say, you have a very keen eye sir. I was staring at em for a hot minute and could see a difference but couldn’t quite tell what it was. I am wondering if you would be unhappy with the one on the left if you didn’t have the one on the right to compare it too? Also, just curious, are they covering the reblade?Interesting. In my opinion, the knife on the right is perfect. By comparison the one on the left differs in several ways. First, the plunge grind is further forward. Second, the blade is less tall from spine to cutting edge. I get a difference of approximately 14 thou with my calipers. You can see this best by looking at the sharpening choil. Third, the one on the left has a sweeping curve that looks like a damn Spydiechef. On the right, there's a flat portion then a more subtle curve.
Add it up and I don't like looking at it. I'm sure it works fine, but I never carry it. Ordered a reblade that will be ready next summer.
Nah, I didn't want to make a federal case out of it. Tim Reeve told me it's within spec and I take him at his word.I must say, you have a very keen eye sir. I was staring at em for a hot minute and could see a difference but couldn’t quite tell what it was. I am wondering if you would be unhappy with the one on the left if you didn’t have the one on the right to compare it too? Also, just curious, are they covering the reblade?
I hear ya, my pet peeves are blade play and bad action. Two things I don’t have to worry about with CRK!Nah, I didn't want to make a federal case out of it. Tim Reeve told me it's within spec and I take him at his word.
I think I would have noticed at least part of it. Im hyper fixated on plunge grinds and choils, which partially drives my whacky obsession with Sebenzas.