Pocketknives/Kitchen Knives/Fixed Blades
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@tmg:
Seul/Doug - thanks for the advice guys, much appreciated! Since I'm torn between the traditional stye and the modern fast-openers, I'm going to get both the Rough Rider and a Kershaw…..Seul, I'd like to take you up on your very kind offer, expect a PM shortly
Michael, that Enzo looks very slick, and I'll keep it in mind for the future.
tmg - I'll post pick when mine arrives.
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The Sebenza's back baby!.. Opens and closes so smoothly again… Sharp as a razor... Guy charged me 4 €... Yeah: I know I should just learn to do it meself but for 4 € I can't be arsed... I'll just let him do it every couple of months...
One quite weird thing, though… There was half a bandaid in my box... :o
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My Enzo PK70 Carbon Fibre arrived last week - very cool and UK EDC friendly.
Photo isn't great, but should give you an idea of the size.
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Ops, pressed the wrong button! Sorry for the extra post.
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My Enzo PK70 Carbon Fibre arrived last week - very cool and UK EDC friendly.
Photo isn't great, but should give you an idea of the size.
![](<br /><br /><br /><br /><br />Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk<br /><br /><br />Really like that, very cool<br /><br />adds to wish list)
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It's very cool. They do different scales as well, if you fancy a different look.
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Courtesy of a very cool forum member I've now got a Zing..
For the money, it's brilliant, but I think I'm going to get a Spyderco UKPK soon, since the Zing (as a locking knife) won't be leaving the house with me. Also strongly considering a Victorinox (SAK) Alox Farmer as an alternative EDC, since it's relatively innocuous, well made and nicely understated.