Be very careful not to drop it because my black anodized aluminum handle knife got a very good sized ding in it when dropped.
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William Henry knives?
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Be very careful not to drop it because my black anodized aluminum handle knife got a very good sized ding in it when dropped.
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You've got a very nice knife there.
I think WH knives are great. Everyone who appreciates bladecraft and can afford one should get one.
Also I don't think WH knives are geared towards suit-wearing types. I'd think people who can shell out a grand for a knife can choose to dress anyway they want.
I think WH knives are great. Everyone who appreciates bladecraft and can afford one should get one.
Also I don't think WH knives are geared towards suit-wearing types. I'd think people who can shell out a grand for a knife can choose to dress anyway they want.
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Well I am indeed considering keeping it. I've also been debating (no trolling here) on exchanging it toward a Sebenza.
It just seems quite a lot to spend on such a tiny blade, especially when I have several brand new folders right now (new mini-grip, sage 1, sage 2, leek) that I could EDC that cost a lot less.
The company I work for though has a "no weapons" policy on campus. After the Bagel Incident yesterday, I wonder if any of the aforementioned knives could be considered a weapon? If so, the WH might be the least offense due to the diminutive size. Who knows though, I don't seem to have a good barometer for what is or isn't sheeple friendly. For all I know the tungsten carbide coated blade would scare them. Bleeeat bleeeeeeeeat.
-Freq
It just seems quite a lot to spend on such a tiny blade, especially when I have several brand new folders right now (new mini-grip, sage 1, sage 2, leek) that I could EDC that cost a lot less.
The company I work for though has a "no weapons" policy on campus. After the Bagel Incident yesterday, I wonder if any of the aforementioned knives could be considered a weapon? If so, the WH might be the least offense due to the diminutive size. Who knows though, I don't seem to have a good barometer for what is or isn't sheeple friendly. For all I know the tungsten carbide coated blade would scare them. Bleeeat bleeeeeeeeat.
-Freq
I don't know if this qualifies as an EDC knife since it's so small, but you have to admit it's a beauty. (Carbon fiber/damascus/opal thumbstud)
Do NOT go batoning with that! lol! Gorgeous. I don't think
I'd even open an evelope with a knife of that level of work.
