[Shikiwaru]

hawthorne wrote:

Went to the shop to see see and I did not see knife anymore

It was a crappy Chinese pot metal karambit anyway, you're not missing out on anything.

[Rock-kun]

Shikiwaru wrote:

It was a crappy Chinese pot metal karambit anyway, you're not missing out on anything.

Pot metal or not, it clearly had an edge sharp enough to slice cardboard, according to what that mother said.

Unless she was just exaggerating.

[worcer]

Rock-kun wrote:

Pot metal or not, it clearly had an edge sharp enough to slice cardboard, according to what that mother said.

Unless she was just exaggerating.

Yup. my penknife also can cut cardboard...

[chengkhi]

Giving up most of my knife collection:
GTC (safe queens)
- Stampede SLT with nebula damascus blade
- G-Force 2 damasteel blade and damasteel inlays
- Plasma CPM154 blade

Lightly used (cut paper and or cardboard only)
- Calavera gen 2 El Patron large S90V blade
- Shirogorov Neon ultra lite S30V blade
- Ben tendick waki and tanto 3V blades (chopped some trees with it for playing, 3V is tough, no damage and can still slice paper)

Anyone interested pls pm me...

[10_01mencret]

Hi guys! I'm kinda desperate for funds right now so I'm giving up some of these. Can still nego!

Bastinelli Red v2 for $old
Spyderco Byrd Raven 2 for $old
Boker Vox Rhino for $old
Brous Blades VR-71 for $300 -> $250

PM for details and photos. Thanks all.

[furryballs]

Guys i have a kamikoto kitchen knife to sharpen. Any whetstone to recommend? Not overly concerned with the angle so i just need a simple but proper stone.

[mamba2012]

furryballs wrote:

Guys i have a kamikoto kitchen knife to sharpen. Any whetstone to recommend? Not overly concerned with the angle so i just need a simple but proper stone.

Try Shapton's professional series. Great stones, harder than naniwa. Generally, you won't gouge into them, unlike naniwa stones.

[furryballs]

mamba2012 wrote:

Try Shapton's professional series. Great stones, harder than naniwa. Generally, you won't gouge into them, unlike naniwa stones.

For general sharpening, i need 2 grits? Wah each stone is like $80, if i buy 2 stones its like $160

[Shikiwaru]

Isn't Kamikoto knives the one with the shady advertising and mystery steel anyway? If you spent so much on some knife of unknown quality, what is a few stones for that price?

[mamba2012]

Shikiwaru wrote:

Isn't Kamikoto knives the one with the shady advertising and mystery steel anyway? If you spent so much on some knife of unknown quality, what is a few stones for that price?

I have the 1k, 2k, 5k, 8k and 12k. Honestly, i think the 2k and 5k are enough. You can always get cheaper stones, but I really like the feedback on the shaptons. When you try them, you'll understand why. Anyway, these stones can last you a lifetime, so I think they provide great ROI.

[10_01mencret]

10_01mencret wrote:

Hi guys! I'm kinda desperate for funds right now so I'm giving up some of these. Can still nego!

Bastinelli Red v2 for $200 -> $150
Spyderco Byrd Raven 2 for $90 -> $50
Boker Vox Rhino for $old
Brous Blades VR-71 for $300

PM for details and photos. Thanks all.

To show how desperate i am, price has been significantly lowered

[mamba2012]

10_01mencret wrote:

To show how desperate i am, price has been significantly lowered

Try the usn/bf? Don't think there will be too many, if any locals buying knives. The local market is dead.

[snow89]

Hi guys,

I’m wondering if this knife (Kershaw Fatback) is allowed to bring into Singapore.
It has assisted opening.

[schwifty]

Does anyone know if we are allowed to ship microtech knives into the country?

[mamba2012]

schwifty wrote:

Does anyone know if we are allowed to ship microtech knives into the country?

Microtech is a brand. What kind/style of knife are you talking about? If you are talking daggers/automatics, well... Nope. they are illegal.

If you are unsure, please drop an email to SPF.