Why I don't need another Sebenza, and why I just bought another Sebenza
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Published 2021-02-06
All Comments (21)
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I'm pretty sure the "mistake" of the hand anodizing on the tree is supposed to be the moonlight reflecting on it, but I could be completely wrong
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If we just go by "need", we would all have one $40 knife!
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Nick: “DON’T GET INTO WATCHES” Also Nick: hey Slicey want some watches?
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A couple of years ago I thought a $500 knife was ludicrous and I never wore a watch. Today I watched this video with my paisley sebenza in my pocket and my explorer ii polar on my wrist. With love- Damn you Nick!!!
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They didn’t “miss” anodizing those tree branches. The moon is supposed to be lighting them up. Knives of that caliber dont leave the shop with blatant mistakes.
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If nothing else, it shows you still have enthusiam for this hobby and haven't burnt out yet.
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Me several years ago, "I like knives but who ever needs a knife over $200?" Me last week, "Ohh my Sebenza came in, let me order this XM-18. *click click click*"
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I’m all for purchasing something that brings you a little bit of joy! That’s a very nice piece. I’ve also found myself eyeing decorated Sebenzas. You’re definitely helping me justify an order.
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I just have to say, your channel has brought about a reawakening of my love for knives. I bought my first benchmade for 110 about a month ago and thought, thats as far as this goes. So I bought a ZT0707 last week, ah well, thats how it goes.
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This is one of my favorite patterns. I just got my first Sebenza (black Micarta inlay) and I will be keeping an eye out for "this little sky"
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I really like when the EDC Multiverse enables great gear swaps and deals like the Omega/CRK sharing between such awesome people/reviewers like you two gents 😀
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I just merged my watch collecting with my knife collecting, and forwent the purchase of an updated Brietling Aerospace Ti to fund an entire year of knife purchases. Just caught a snap release of a Sebenza and pulled the trigger (and that followed my snatching up a Jeff Park Customs MiniBones). Stay safe, and thanks for all you do for the community..
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Your night sky Sebenza is a beautiful cutting tool. The variation in engraving depth, proportion, and colors give the illusion of depth and transparency as not to hide the knife underneath, something I really appreciate. I'm not a knife collector (yet), but a well thought out precision tool brings a smile to my face every time I pick it up. If this knife makes you smile Nick, then it was worth every penny. I purchased a ZT 0562ti yesterday. It's way more knife than I'll ever need, but I have a feeling it'll be worth it :)
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I came for the reviews, I stay for the puns. 🤓
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That sebenza goes so well with your custom bugout. Both are beautiful. I wish someone would make scales that are all out, excessive, and gorgeous for the waypoint.
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As I wrote in my comment on Metal Complex's vid of today: Happy to be crazy about crazy knives! That's one of the reasons I come to these channels. You guys make me feel a bit more normal...
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It’s good when a knife reminds you that despite being jaded by the hobby from time to time, there’s still one or two that’ll get the juices flowing. Congrats!
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Right there with ya Nick. Been carrying around my sebbie for over a year, and just couldn’t shake the thought that I needed to try the Inkosi also. So now I have each. WORTH it.
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Thats a pretty knife. I just got my first sebenza as a gift from my father. I remember being a small lady, and when I got into knives, the sebenza was his grail knife. Since he has 1 or 2 and come to find out, he ordered me a small 21 too, dual thumb studs, micarta inlays. I love it.
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Quite the beautiful piece. I'm not really into the artsy knives myself, but I can definitely respect the work that goes into them. Maybe I too will come around to them someday. Who knows. (Recently my dad gave me this old Seiko of his and now I'm trying really hard to resist getting "into watches")