Mick Boardman
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I thought about this approach the other day, but most of my knives were hard to find and once seller’s remorse sets in I would be SOL. My knives work this way,if I want to buy one I try and sell the least liked to cover the cost and keep my knives below 50 count. I had sold most of my folders and was just buying fixies,now I have gone 360 on that and have a bunch of folders and fixies. Thinning my (over $500) knives down,just sold one yesterday for $750. Did a lot of online shopping last night, was able to walk away with no new buys.This might help and it’s fun. However many knives you have, if you can pick out your top 12, 24, 32, 64. Rank them top to bottom and then place them according to ranking just like a March madness bracket.
I actually laid out my top 32 on the table in a bracket style so that I could handle each one as I made the decision which one moved on to the next bracket and which one lost. I was COMPLETELY surprised with what made the elite 8 and the final 4. The hardest part was picking the Champion, as in the only one I could keep and the ultimate winner.
Some knives that I thought were my favorites didn’t make the cut when I had to pick a winner and a loser at each level. Pretty fun overall and you might find out which ones you won’t miss as much if you sell them.
