How do you decide to buy a knife for your collection?
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You look alot like bill engvold in this video lol.
I look for:
walk and talk
spring tension (preferably a 5-7 pull)
fitt and finish (i dont like having gaps everywhere)
I want it to have carbon steal
then price
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I start to collect a tradittional pocket knives last year! I saw many intresting and charming :D pocket knives in internet! Unfortunately these knives I cant find in my country and I must to order them from one man who have a contacts in USA. And if I choose the knife I want to in my colection, in my pocket I must wait a 2 - 3 weeks :( And my patience is too small! And I call to this man and say WHERE IS MY KNIFE!!! :D I cant wait!!!! :D
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i was thinking of buying spyderco lava for 2 months and ones i was sitting and i saw they have 2 more left and ok i will get this time 100% and i got the lost one and i am happy :) after that store stop carrying them LOL i was lucky :)
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lol, well it took me 10 years of reading about the chris reeve sebenza folder before I dropped the cash on one...but Im glad I did, it agve me plenty of time to handle other knives to get a better comparison of overall quality...Im glad I waited...On the other hand I also bought knives before they were even released, lol, preorders on knives that were simpy, talked about without even seeign them...So for me it varies wuite a bit! Great video!
Haha, great story and great way to tell it. Usually, when I decide to buy a knife, it's about half and half. I'm very budget and cost conscious, but at the same time, if something catches my eyes and I start building interest on it, there is no turning back and I usually end up paying more than the market price out of fear and desperation that it will be snatched up by someone else. So yes, I can fully relate to your story and I'm sure many folks out there has had similar experience.
Cheers
yeppyea 3 years ago
Yeah, it really is funny how we make our decisions to buy the knives we want, isn't it?...
Glad you like it. As you could tell, I was out of town and got bored, so thought I would tell y'all this story.
CutleryNewsJournal 3 years ago
I swing between the two extremes as you can tell, but my subconscious usually wins out, like it did here.
Glad you liked my light humor here.
CutleryNewsJournal 3 years ago