Well I'll take 4 if I can.
Cheers
Pat
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Well I'll take 4 if I can.
Cheers
Pat
And might have a few mates that would be keen too
How many numbers do you need @specweapon ?
I'll take three.
minimum 20, but with the exchange rate change probably about 50 for them to stay at the current priceQuote:
Originally Posted by Dan-N
Disregard getting 4 for me thanks, just going to get em from offshore myself. Cheers anyway
yea would be keen ay
No plans to get any more in at this stage, Still $1000 down after supplier ripped me off, my fault. NZD would drive up the price a fair bit too
I'd be keen on a couple of these if you do ever do another run.
How are these knives going out in the field
Durable ?
Useful ?
I don't use mine in the field any more. The blade chips very easily and they are a bitch to sharpen.
That’s a shameQuote:
Originally Posted by Shearer
Looks like there are a few out in circulation
Yeah. They were cheap enough so In not complaining. They just don't suit my needs in the field.
I still use mine its my cheese knife its cut up many wheels
I'll take two if available please.
2 please if still available.
I broke one In short order....the other I still have but as above is a bitch to sharpen.Quote:
Originally Posted by 7mmsaum
If I was to get another it would be only used to open a paunch or skin.
Yeah that ceramic is hard as, onlything I've got that sharpens it is my 400 grit atoma diamond. To fragile to be much more than a letter opener or cheese knife.Quote:
Originally Posted by veitnamcam
Sorry to read that.hopefully carma ( however it's spelt)will bite them in the gooliesQuote:
Originally Posted by specweapon
Some ceramic blades are amazing, tough, hard, sharp, abuse resistant but - and this is the big but - aviation types really don't like them as they tend to go straight through metal detectors which is not ideal. This is I think part of the reason they haven't had a bigger uptake with the other being cost. I've used one that was a very very good blade, I never got around to getting one of these but I don't know if I would get one having used the top-of-the-line versions. I think it was in the order of $400 for a little hunting knife, which is on par with a good custom blade but not something you'd hit with a rock to smash joint apart haha. Shaving ready out of the packet though and stayed that way for several animals (I tried it on number 6 or 7 I think without a touch up apparently). It was brought back from overseas and I don't know where it came from but I would seriously consider getting one.
Dropped mine, closed and hit side first, tip broke off. Hard to sharpen and aparently fragile but a fun toy. I can't imagine a folder going through the metal detector. and not getting picked up as the pins are all metal but I guess it dosn't look like a knife in the scanenr.
Anymore of these? 😆