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Large Sebenza 21 Review with typical overindulgent runtime 

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@Brewhound77
@Brewhound77 5 лет назад
That last shot of the Sebenza with the 110 says it all. Legends.
@AusTactical
@AusTactical 2 года назад
" they'll laugh and tease you on the factory floor " best line ever hahaha
@randallkelley3599
@randallkelley3599 5 лет назад
clean the damn table top, drives me bongos. And tell Nick the same thing...:)
@joeallen2354
@joeallen2354 5 лет назад
I thought I was alone on this point.
@frenchwm
@frenchwm 5 лет назад
the table aligns perfectly fine with an ausie who reviews tools. dont forget knives are tools you fools
@stianlarsson6625
@stianlarsson6625 5 лет назад
After cleaning all the inner bits, going on about smoothness and fine machining, it would sick to get some rope pieces stuck in the action, then ground into pieces while flicking it. And now you have to take the whole fuckin thing apart to clean it again. See, cleaning your work surface is a practical matter. Aussies are supposed to be practical, yeah (or "oi")?
@dubon6372
@dubon6372 4 года назад
Lmfao
@haakonr1
@haakonr1 5 лет назад
Great review and summary, Pete. Your absolutely right about the price, but after buying higher end knives all over the place for the last 2-3 years, there is just something the small Sebenza has, that all others are lacking. What I've also realized lately, is that with many of my purchases I was unconsciously trying to find Sebenza-ish qualities in knives at a lower price point, so I would worry less about using them. What I've achieved by this, is ending up with a bunch of semi-expensive knives that together out-price a Sebenza many times, but still fails to outperform it on attributes that are important to me. I might just find it just as sensible to sell off most of them, and rather get my small Sebenza a big brother. Decadent or not, I also like the fact that there is some history attached to a knife, not at the cost of practicality, but if I can have it both ways - yeah.
@ogenmatic
@ogenmatic 5 лет назад
My experience is similar in some ways. What Pete said about giving a Sebenza as a gift makes sense and it being the last/only knife you really need. My difference is that I finally bought myself a Large & Small “gift” & have found that most other knives I have acquired don’t get much carry time. One other knife I’ve grown to love that I ‘gifted’ to myself is the Reate made, Liong Mah designed ‘Lanny Flipper’. It satisfies my fidgeting & flicking needs that the Sebenzas don’t.
@knifenoob5411
@knifenoob5411 5 лет назад
M390 sharpen easier than s35vn. Is m390 made in USA?
@ogenmatic
@ogenmatic 5 лет назад
Knife Noob M390 is German made I believe but is nearly chemically equivalent to the US made 20CV It does not sharpen easier than S35VN in my experience but is quite manageable. The CRK knives purposely don’t harden their S35VN as much as some other makers.
@SuperSteelSteve
@SuperSteelSteve 5 лет назад
I have met a dozen guys who buy $1k+ knives regularly and say exactly the same thing you do. While $400 range is my current limit and I'm not baller, I feel the exact same way as well. I own a 25, had a CF 21, and just picked up a full Ti 21 for all the reasons you said. Just a phenomenal knife.
@haakonr1
@haakonr1 3 года назад
@User 2389 what’s your point? As it happens I didn’t sell off all of my other knives after all. Preferences and needs evolve, but that didn’t happen at the expense of the Sebenza. I like it just as much. I like S35VN too. Not the hottest steel out there, but pretty well balanced for the applications I like to use my small 21 for.
@1130jawz
@1130jawz 5 лет назад
Torx!!! CRK’s have hex bits! Or Allen keys, which come with it. D18 is the 4th quarter of 2018, which the scales where produced.
@richardcameronlewis
@richardcameronlewis 5 лет назад
Of the copious Sebenza 21 reviews I've seen, this is my favorite.
@dimebag6996
@dimebag6996 4 года назад
"The warm piss turns into cold piss as I sat in my piss" Poetry
@mrc2205
@mrc2205 2 года назад
Thank you taking apart the Sebenza. I hadn’t seen the inside before.
@jonduncansakurawallknifegarden
Ok mic dropped after that intro ... oh damnnnnnn. That was a great intro and there’s really no one, aside from advanced knife bro, that has any kind of humor that makes me spit out my coffee or my wine.... I effing love it when that happens. You are one hilarious knife nut 🥜. I just bought my first custom knife and I said I never would. So I bought two from a guy that is amazing and dukes metal complex’s channel with knives. I’ve never been happier. Large sebenza is another on the list!! Great video, as always.
@knoxknifemods
@knoxknifemods 5 лет назад
Actually was planning on getting my dad one of these for Christmas. He's been ogling them for years. You bringing that up pretty much seals the deal!
@corysaylor1305
@corysaylor1305 5 лет назад
Bro he'll love it!
@knoxknifemods
@knoxknifemods 5 лет назад
@@corysaylor1305 My man! lol good to see you on here. Where did you buy yours?
@corysaylor1305
@corysaylor1305 5 лет назад
@@knoxknifemods I grabbed it from DLT trading. They always seem to have a good selection of CRK.
@footprintsinthesierra2754
@footprintsinthesierra2754 5 лет назад
This is the most balanced and practical review of the Chris Reeve Large Sebenza 21 knife on RU-vid! Nice job! Seriously, thanks for putting such thought into it! I don’t own this knife (yet?), and your review clarified a lot of my own uncertainties / feelings about the knife, which is what you hope a review will do when you hit ‘play’.
@randallkelley3599
@randallkelley3599 5 лет назад
bought my sebenza in 1989 and umnum in 2009. as i recall they were $250 and $325 each. boy am i glad i kept them.
@VincenzoNero94
@VincenzoNero94 5 лет назад
Pete. You did the sebenza justice. I was worried i was going to have to make another video teaching people why sebenza is life.
@FearNoSteel
@FearNoSteel 5 лет назад
Too soft
@VincenzoNero94
@VincenzoNero94 5 лет назад
@@FearNoSteel haven't found better s35vn yet. You're blocked now
@VincenzoNero94
@VincenzoNero94 5 лет назад
@@FearNoSteel you're to soft. Im feeling triggered
@BaconBeast11
@BaconBeast11 5 лет назад
@@VincenzoNero94 too hard
@thesho0ter1911
@thesho0ter1911 5 лет назад
The secret to buying midtechs is to buy them on the secondary market. I’ve bought many CRKs for extreme discounts if you’re patient. I see Large 21’s selling for $300 or so in lightly used condition. For example, I got a 3.5” XM-18 for $230 last week. Nearly 50% off and it’s like new. The traditional big 3 “Hinderer, Strider, CRK” are still my favorite knives despite owning and using all the newer stuff on the market. :) At the end of the day, the Lg 21 will always be the best EDC cutting tool on the market in my view. Value doesn’t mean end price. The customer service/warranty, spa services, resale value, are all factors to consider here. For example, if that SpydieChef develops lock rock a few years from now, what is spyderco going to do for you? Nothing.
@Kevinclearysharpstuff
@Kevinclearysharpstuff 5 лет назад
I think the best bet on a Sebi is to get one off blade forums Chris Reeve forum for 325-350 if you dont like it you can still get all your money back out. Also I prefer the inkosi
@chancelebron3975
@chancelebron3975 6 месяцев назад
love this seb 21 review
@ponchowizard5182
@ponchowizard5182 5 лет назад
Almost 11 minutes in before you used the word "tolerance." I was starting to think this wasn't a real sabenza review.
@ogenmatic
@ogenmatic 5 лет назад
I cringe when I hear most reviewers use the specific term “excellent tolerances”. My career was in metal cutting manufacturing and on mechanical drawings & designs a ‘tolerance’ is merely an allowable amount of deviation from a specified dimension to stay within spec. So while there’s the ability of a designed item to have “tight tolerances” you really cannot have “excellent tolerances”. You can, however, have excellent designs, excellent specs, or excellent quality control. Semantics but when I hear the term excellent tolerances it gets under my skin & so many reviewers (not Pete!) use it. Great comment btw. Cracked me up!
@kevola5739
@kevola5739 5 лет назад
ogenmatic You have “excellent tolerance” of people who speak without knowledge of what they are saying. Many have the delusion that tools are made to the exact dimensions. Tolerances that we find acceptable is where we should spend our money.
@ponchowizard5182
@ponchowizard5182 5 лет назад
@@ogenmatic agreed. It seems like a term more often used when talking about knives over the $300 mark. A term maybe used to justify the price point, that's my best guess.
@jdh9364
@jdh9364 5 лет назад
I’m a machinist and some of these comments are just out there. And he is correct there is tight tolerances open tolerances all of the above but excellent? Just explain excellent cause I work with .0001 tolerances all the time. Is that excellent no it’s the tolerance required for that specific part. Nothing brilliant nothing excellent it’s the tolerance ask for lol. Any decent Cnc can hold lol
@jdh9364
@jdh9364 5 лет назад
These tolerances
@kyleriley6027
@kyleriley6027 4 года назад
my comment was to long and hard to type, so in short I'm glad to see you posting and agreed the Sebenze is a great knife with great history while at the same time is a large amount for such a tool. I understand anyone who loves or doesn't understand why one needs such an expensive cutting tool. Theres so many sides into being a knife lover, or collector, or In my old case I was just addicted to buying every knife made to see what was the best TO ME. In the end I took a brake and sold most only keeping about 10 of them, sadly I sold many that were very amazing but I just found to expensive to comfortably use and abuse. Good luck to all on there folding knife journey for those into Sebenzas I also recommend Les Georges VECP it like a sebenza on steroids but even smoother and IMO way more comfortable, and for those not wanting to spend that much try a Kizer T1. I can say I sold most of my high end blades but kept two kizer T1 and have never like a knife more for cutting and there fun as hell to open and having owned three can take a serious beating. The End.
@connerwhite7743
@connerwhite7743 5 лет назад
Enjoyable vid as always Pete! I have always wondered about the Sebenza but I just can't get over that price hurdle.
@ogenmatic
@ogenmatic 5 лет назад
It was my experience that simply handling them was far different than finally owning them. When my friend loaned me both a large & small for a couple of months my thinking was, “Yes. Exceptionally nice but that price!” Once I finally bought one it was almost like a prideful thing where I just kept growing my appreciation for it simply because it was mine. Hard to explain but it’s kinda like driving a car that most people can’t afford and feeling cool driving down the road. Not the same thing as when you get to drive a friend’s cool car or rent one. That feeling is fleeting whereas actually owning it lasts & lasts.
@connerwhite7743
@connerwhite7743 5 лет назад
@@ogenmatic Interesting. I'll keep and ear to the ground and see what happens. Thank you for the insight.
@JPuckett89
@JPuckett89 4 года назад
Best review hands down of the Sebenza. Real thoughts and honest opinions. I’m fixing to find out if the price tag is too far for me tomorrow. Honestly can’t believe I’ve gotten to this point, a bit of a ridiculous feeling buying a knife this much, but tired of “Instagram” knives that are all form and no function, here today, gone tomorrow with no long term support from the manufacturers.
@howardgreen9718
@howardgreen9718 5 лет назад
I turned on RU-vid saw the new video told my family I’m not available for the next 30 minutes me and the dog are going to the knife lab 🔬
@mattvanderwalt6220
@mattvanderwalt6220 Год назад
Too decadent for me is a great explanation. Chris Reeves is a legend - I remember him still working out of South Africa. Don't think people realise the tech that he developed which have lead directly to like 80% of most modern pocket knives.
@misterbaker9728
@misterbaker9728 4 года назад
Seen a couple vids about this knife and yours explains it better than anybody. One day I’ll get one but honestly it won’t happen anytime soon. I want a Hinderer but after you show that blade I might get a CRK first.
@kluper1157
@kluper1157 4 дня назад
I want a 21 now and have the Small Sebenza
@ogenmatic
@ogenmatic 5 лет назад
I never understood why hollow grinds kinda went out of vogue. Love my Sebenzas.
@deathbyastonishment7930
@deathbyastonishment7930 5 лет назад
I think they went out of favour as the “tough”, “hard use” thing gained some traction
@BaconBeast11
@BaconBeast11 5 лет назад
I think it was when nutnfancy wouldn't stop talking about full flat ground knives as being ridiculously amazing.
@JohnSmith-gs4lw
@JohnSmith-gs4lw 5 лет назад
Yep. All the RU-vid “experts” told us that Spyderco was the end-all-be-all and they make almost everything in FFG. Lots of makers doing lots of great stuff out there but still people need their vanity brands. And all those experts yapping about Scandi for bushcraft and FFG for EDC folders. Anything else and you’re an ignoramus.
@JustPorcupines
@JustPorcupines 5 лет назад
We like "new" things. Folding knives used to be the last knives you'd see in full flat grinds. When ffg caught on, people left hollow grinds behind, because it's what our forefathers used, which obviously means it's obsolete, right? Trends are cyclical though, so hollow grinds will make a return(it's already starting). Similarly, straight razors and safety razors have made a return, despite our access to razors with 15 blades, 3 lotion strips, battery powered trimmer, and the pre-programmed robotic voice that tells you how manly you are. Buy what you like and ignore the trends. Remember, the mullet was once cool... people make bad choices...
@ogenmatic
@ogenmatic 5 лет назад
Albatross Cracked me up with that ‘robotic voice’ comment! I agree about the cyclic nature of fads & trends. I actually got an outstanding hollow ground folder a couple of months ago. The Liong Mah designed ‘Lanny Flipper’ made by Reate in M390. Outstanding knife.
@sngx1304
@sngx1304 5 лет назад
Spyderco Gayle Bradley 2 is the poor mans Sebenza. Size is almost identical. Blade grind almost identical. Ergos are very similar. Thick liners instead of frame lock. It is a very confidence inspiration knife.
@jrclad2964
@jrclad2964 5 лет назад
... and M4 :-)
@anthonyp7051
@anthonyp7051 5 лет назад
Thx for your honesty and the large 21 has always been why I only own two folders Rat2 aus8 Pm2 s30v I don’t want to make that jump into that coast,yet. I still dream of owning one The atom has everything I want and getting the head nod from you that’s where I’m going. Not that I need another folder but the atom has what I’m looking for pocket rotation. Now it’s waiting to catch a drop. So I’ll still spring for the 21 when I’m ready and I know I’ll find one. The sabenza is made to use and not being a guy who has intentions of keeping a case full of folders it makes sense to me own and use.
@muskett4108
@muskett4108 5 лет назад
I have a Millennium Large Sebenza and have enjoyed the ownership and using it for all those years. No reason it won't do a heap of years more. (The Large is the better knife over the small if you were to only have one Sebenza.) Great review, just about sums it up. I have work tools, knives, watches, all sorts that get a battering. And I have some prestige items/tool just because they are so nice to own and use. The Sebenzas, because of their price, do fit the latter, even though very able. Very capable and understated are why I love mine. A Classic for good reason. There maybe a better knife out there but it won't be a Sebenza. The Omega Watch of folding knives.
@saulysw
@saulysw 5 лет назад
At the sydney knife show a few years ago I picked up the sebenza (after asking if I could) and it did... nothing for me. I can't really say why, I was expecting a bit of a "oh wow" moment and all I got was meh. The price is a big barrier, and I'm not a frame lock guy and recently I've been leaning a lot more to flippers. So, the We Knife 818 in M390 is my current EDC and I'm really digging it. You gotta go with your heart on these things. Mind you I have not taken it apart yet, so there is that.
@vickyvonstein2331
@vickyvonstein2331 4 года назад
I once won a PJ Sebenza in a raffle and kept it for a week then raffled it off. I was totally underwhelmed by it. Then a few months later happened to see a CF version on ebay going for a song, now have 4 CRK's. It's not the only brand I like but maybe you should give them another chance.
@garrity5
@garrity5 5 лет назад
Best review of a sebenza. Great honesty and explanations of things hard to actually put words on.
@edsaunders1897
@edsaunders1897 5 лет назад
Holy shit - I fall behind on youtube for a couple of weeks, but man I was glad to see the Cedric & Ada/ Friendlyjordies cross over at the start! Epic! Love this channel even more than I already did now!
@perspicacity89
@perspicacity89 4 года назад
Would you please review the ZT 0452CF and 0562CF please? Thank you!
@Thetinebroken
@Thetinebroken 3 года назад
Plus 10 on 0452 What was that first knife he compared the seb blade to??
@OolongTeaGreen
@OolongTeaGreen 5 лет назад
Knife dissembly video, the first that I remember (or that has made an impression, though that could be caused by the tool in question). When are you getting a Batman mask? Or is it too late already... 😉
@davidaxman
@davidaxman 5 лет назад
I just bought a Spyderco GB2 and thought about you. Isn't very near a perfect Pete-knife? Hollowground, M4 steel, neutral handle, same blade length as a large sebenza?
@don0giorgio
@don0giorgio 5 лет назад
Ehhm, cut test anytime soon? Always good to see your new vid Pete.
@CedricAda
@CedricAda 5 лет назад
Yeah got some new mules in soon
@don0giorgio
@don0giorgio 5 лет назад
@@CedricAda yay!)
@CedricAda
@CedricAda 5 лет назад
hahha definitely not, the cardboard guys are welcome to that kettle of fish
@Nozz_959
@Nozz_959 5 лет назад
I’ve always wonder how tall you (and a lot of other knife reviewers are). I’m 6’2” or 6’3” ish and try to estimate the level of comfort of the knives I don’t have easy access to. Great vid , as always.
@dobypilgrim6160
@dobypilgrim6160 5 лет назад
Me too. Looks like that Sebenza will fit everything but my wallet. Any time I have $450-600 to spend on a knife...I buy a gun. Because, 'Murica.
@Nozz_959
@Nozz_959 5 лет назад
Magnum Mountaineer His height/Hand ratio must be way off then.
@Watchandcutgearchannel
@Watchandcutgearchannel 5 лет назад
Great video... I really love the Sebenza for many reasons and I think you pointed most of them out on this video.. great job as always 👍
@Glenn056
@Glenn056 5 лет назад
You should find one secondary on IG or Facebook ( Chris Reeve B/S/T group), large Sebs go easily 300-350.
@Ryndel
@Ryndel 5 лет назад
Warm piss turned into cold piss and I sat in my piss. Lmao I laughed so much at this for some reason haha
@dobypilgrim6160
@dobypilgrim6160 5 лет назад
Knives are for cutting. I think it's hilarious to see the end of your video, comparing the Buck 110 to a Sebenza. And the Buck slices about equally well. My 110 LT was under $20 US. I bought a new old stock 110 like yours for $20. And my most expensive one was $32. Uncle Randy might be proud of you. I'll likely never have a Sebenza. Nice to see you playing with one though.
@joeallen2354
@joeallen2354 5 лет назад
Dammit, I wish you folks would quit invoking my name.
@DavidV4444
@DavidV4444 5 лет назад
Very very good review!
@gillbates999
@gillbates999 5 лет назад
A Torx driver on hex screws?
@ReclusiveMountainMan
@ReclusiveMountainMan 5 лет назад
I almost passed out when I saw this, too.
@vickyvonstein2331
@vickyvonstein2331 4 года назад
@@ReclusiveMountainMan wtf it's fake.
@vickyvonstein2331
@vickyvonstein2331 4 года назад
@FlamQ DbltapIt's a geunine CKR ffs!
@lindboknifeandtool
@lindboknifeandtool 2 года назад
What is the intro referencing? If nothing that’s very cool.
@nomojo1110
@nomojo1110 3 года назад
I'd have thought the holes in the washer were to allow the bad stuff (dust) to move away from the the mated surfaces. Or whatever the opposite of what you said, is. Dunno.
@slick_slicers
@slick_slicers 5 лет назад
I think I like the Buck 110 best... you can’t beat a bit of wood and brass over titanium slabs!
@devonmacdonald7807
@devonmacdonald7807 2 года назад
ludt is the thinner behind the edge. sebenza is a great but ludt is better made for a slicer imo
@ocomegashadowstacking5886
@ocomegashadowstacking5886 5 лет назад
Wow really nice looking knife ever!!! :D
@Elslemmo
@Elslemmo 5 лет назад
Clearly Clive was not part of the Antwars. Uncle Bucket could teach him a thing or two! Thanks for the Vid Pete :)
@carknelson5895
@carknelson5895 5 лет назад
Love the Sebenza 21!
@spiderdavis3296
@spiderdavis3296 5 лет назад
I almost skipped this video because of the length.I enjoyed it so much that I hated to see it end.Good job, thanks for posting.
@themayorofportland4904
@themayorofportland4904 5 лет назад
The beginning of this felt like a Wes Anderson film
@sunnyrachelsson3169
@sunnyrachelsson3169 3 года назад
Just find one in good shape on the used market for a good price it's a win win you get it for cheaper and it's broken in so it's not so stiff
@fullfire0
@fullfire0 Год назад
Torx bits on a sebenza? how? Aren't they all allen keys?
@FarrYaweh
@FarrYaweh 5 лет назад
Another great video Pete, I'm not into CRK and likely won't ever own one but always enjoy seeing your take in things. Hollow grinds have pretty much monopolized my collection as well.
@daeholm
@daeholm 5 лет назад
I've been playing Red Dead Redemption 2 and it made me want to get a bowie knife so I picked up a Buck 119 because they're pretty cheap. I didn't really plan on using it much but the fantastic hollow ground blade is such an outstanding cutter that I'm modding the terrible handle so I can actually use it.
@deathbyastonishment7930
@deathbyastonishment7930 4 года назад
Hey mate, do you still like it? Is the steel good enough to warrant buying it?
@JohannSwart_JWS
@JohannSwart_JWS 3 года назад
Why on earth use Torx drivers on Allen screws? All that engineering goes into a Sebenza, and then that :-(. They even supply the correct wrench as a courtesy. Your centering was off because you installed the washers differently from the way they wore in. In other words, you flipped at least one of them.
@knifenoob5411
@knifenoob5411 5 лет назад
S35 Vn is not a top steel? What all around steel is better? Shapens easly,gets super sharp, ect,ect.
@ReclusiveMountainMan
@ReclusiveMountainMan 5 лет назад
S35VN is some good shit.
@deathbyastonishment7930
@deathbyastonishment7930 4 года назад
M390 is probably the most balanced high end steel at the moment, though others would disagree I’m sure.
@OzarkPursuit7883
@OzarkPursuit7883 4 года назад
Great video
@FPSRelic
@FPSRelic Год назад
So now they make these with a Magnacut blade, would you change your opinion on buying one?
@thomasrobarts2399
@thomasrobarts2399 Год назад
Was someone watching the last blade runner movie..interlinked...😂
@solargoomba
@solargoomba 5 лет назад
I think higher end Chinese manufacturing has us all spoiled now.
@knifenoob5411
@knifenoob5411 5 лет назад
The workers that make china knives are the opposite of spoiled.
@Thetinebroken
@Thetinebroken 3 года назад
I wish my 21 would open like that. And yes my thumb hurts.
@Thetinebroken
@Thetinebroken 3 года назад
New fav 21 psychological analysis
@stianlarsson6625
@stianlarsson6625 5 лет назад
So now that you like the bigger Sbenza, you should consider telling everyone with the smaller one that it isn't a knoife.
@Surago
@Surago 5 лет назад
Pete....I swear to God Pete. If I buy a sebenza I'm blaming you. I'd better not want to spend 450 bucks at the end of this review.
@Surago
@Surago 5 лет назад
Blue I’m fucking tempted. 🤔🙄😬
@suttonmatthew
@suttonmatthew 4 года назад
Did you say it has torquex screws. CRK uses Allen wrenches.
@CedricAda
@CedricAda 4 года назад
they do haha, but i managed to fit a torx in and turn it
@suttonmatthew
@suttonmatthew 4 года назад
Hey, BTW, I agree with you about the Spydie Chef. It’s definitely in my top three favorites for steel, design, and quality.
@Colbbee
@Colbbee 5 лет назад
Why would you use a Torx on a Hex screw??? I'm only 4 minutes into the video, but definitely head scratching...
@CedricAda
@CedricAda 5 лет назад
i know, it didnt work at all so I feel really silly. Oh wait
@sixxthdegree
@sixxthdegree 5 лет назад
@@CedricAda it does work initially but DON'T DO THIS! It may work a couple of times (or in an emergency) but it eventually will round out the head. Use the right tool for the job!
@tomsmyth5138
@tomsmyth5138 5 лет назад
This is brilliant please make more videos like this
@antimatter4733
@antimatter4733 5 лет назад
I appreciate the review but I still don't see why its so expensive. Does it being thinner behind the edge and having a slightly smoother action make a 200 dollar knife worth 450 dollars as opposed to getting something with much better materials that actually stands out
@antimatter4733
@antimatter4733 5 лет назад
@Blue Makes sense i don't see the point of a Rolex either when a casio can do everything better for a fraction of the price
@barlow2976
@barlow2976 5 лет назад
I would have thought the holes in the washer could potentially trap dirt?
@RileySantiago
@RileySantiago 5 лет назад
Once the pivot is tightened, there is essentially no gap for dirt to get in. That is one of the main benefits of washers as opposed to bearings.
@thesportingprofessor3011
@thesportingprofessor3011 4 года назад
This was a great review! I have the Spydy Chef and I just can't pull the trigger on the Sebenza...I want the damn thing but is it worth double?
@ReclusiveMountainMan
@ReclusiveMountainMan 5 лет назад
To tear down use HEX not Torx... great review.
@camorakidd_edc
@camorakidd_edc 5 лет назад
I don't get why they don't put in those big fucking washers on the lock side like on the Inkosi..
@dombond6515
@dombond6515 5 лет назад
Hell ya first!
@jonduncansakurawallknifegarden
And you make some strong points about the “line” or your “limits.” We all have to get in sync with that and kind of readjust or play around until we find our place.
@BrentonCarr
@BrentonCarr 5 лет назад
1) the hollow grind cts-xhp American Lawman was an excellent design. 2)large Inkosi > large sebenza IMHO 3) the thumbstuds do stink.
@briantlougan810
@briantlougan810 5 лет назад
Thanks for the review. For me, overrated and too damn expensive. I'm quite happy with my ultimate EDC, a Cold Steel Recon I clip point with CTS XHP (sadly no longer available). I hate thumb studs and much prefer flippers. However, you can "train" a Recon I (maybe some other knives, too) to flip open with a hard wrist flick. Leave it partially open for three days and blast it with WD-40. Oh yes: my Recon I is partially serrated so I can easily cut small branches, vines, big boxes. Had a primo ZT which was great unless you wanted to cut a small branch. Recon I; don't leave home without it. :-)
@tylerwilliams2272
@tylerwilliams2272 5 лет назад
does that mean a Socom review is coming next?
@azraelsblade
@azraelsblade 5 лет назад
Maybe I’m doing it wrong but my small 21 is super finicky to put back together
@aido1987
@aido1987 5 лет назад
You're doing it wrong. Tim Reeve has videos on how to clean and reassemble their knives. The small 21 is easy
@schlooonginator1227
@schlooonginator1227 5 лет назад
This or Gayle Bradley?
@ohioknifelover
@ohioknifelover 5 лет назад
Hey Pete! How are you doing buddy?
@bobbysmith9987
@bobbysmith9987 5 лет назад
Sebenza is excellent edc,but way overpriced,and that turns me off.Hollow grinds are excellent for edc,like it better than flat.
@essss6674
@essss6674 Год назад
How can i get a CRK in sydney aus? Anyone know a dealer?
@hardleydangerousmaun
@hardleydangerousmaun 5 лет назад
Big fan of a good hollow grind too! Not sure why we don’t see more knives with these grinds!
@lindboknifeandtool
@lindboknifeandtool 2 года назад
2:14 I’m still in those underwear to this day.
@masalpert
@masalpert 5 лет назад
I like where your hair is at right now. Good length!
@mforrest1508
@mforrest1508 5 лет назад
I found a brand new one with black micarta on eBay for 400$. Great knife. Blade replacements are possible. Great heat treatment. Great people. Umnumzaan is better though 👍
@abc456f
@abc456f 5 лет назад
Got a 2015 large sebenza 21 with unique graphics and tiger's eye inlay from a youtuber for $400 in mint condition. And just like Pete, I really didn't get it until I took it apart and put it back together. Made me buy a stock umnumzaan and then a large inkosi, tanto blade with natural micarta inlays. The inkosi is the most ergonomic for me. But the bushing pivot on the sebenza makes it the overall winner. Love them all though and will never part with them.
@jaystrongbow9435
@jaystrongbow9435 5 лет назад
Centering is overrated to be sure, but I would expect more from a 400 dollar knife.
@knifenoob5411
@knifenoob5411 5 лет назад
I expect a lap dance from my 400$ Knife.
@dantem5228
@dantem5228 5 лет назад
Someone give Pete the CRK UMNUMZAAN! Mainly because i want to see some more funny vids, but i would love his opinion compared to the Sebenza.
@shanerbass
@shanerbass 5 лет назад
Why are you're using #8 torx instead of 5/64 hex?
@CedricAda
@CedricAda 5 лет назад
cos it fits perfectly! i only got the knife on loan not all the bits a pieces
@jessruss40
@jessruss40 5 лет назад
I love how the Atom slices. At this point I've owned 2, and 3 Neutrons, and 1 Nerd.
@itsaflyboything
@itsaflyboything 5 лет назад
passively zoned out watching this, when melodies of life woke me the F up. haven't heard/thought about that song in a while.
@knowyourhistory
@knowyourhistory 5 лет назад
CRKs are great but always buy used. Got my Inkosi and Umnumzaan for under $350 each. Look for "users" which are almost never used that much when you receive it.
@MrGoo713
@MrGoo713 5 лет назад
I can definitely understand the issue with the price. I’ve been able to justify the price because the sebenza has taken the place of many other knives for me. It is very capable and versatile while being very reliable and durable. Where many of my other knives such as microtechs, benchmades etc have developed blade play, lock rock and things of that nature my 6 year old sebenza hasn’t had a single problem.
@doolyskating
@doolyskating 5 лет назад
I just bought a Lg21 for 250, if you’re patient there are plenty out there for a good price
@1ohtaf1
@1ohtaf1 5 лет назад
All friendlyjordies' impressions are the same.
@lonestardude6283
@lonestardude6283 5 лет назад
I like how you don’t blow off the rope cuttings from your work bench while working on the knife! In line with Advanced Knife Bro not bothered by ants crawling around on him during his knife reviews! Must drive the OCD crowd crazy.
@blanebiondolillo4930
@blanebiondolillo4930 4 года назад
buy once cry once! is my thought also.
@waveman0
@waveman0 4 года назад
for a real gift knife I would suggest a Reate, true premium materials, fit and finish, tolerances, and exclusivity, especially in the Liong Mah portion of the Reate line of Reate. CRK or OK but are being left behind by the likes of Reate and WE which are killing it at the moment. I recently bought a Liong Mah Eraser, a true legacy knife that I will be happy to pass onto my kids, and would see it as easily capable of competing with any CRK product on an even footing.
@Big_Stems
@Big_Stems 4 года назад
Left handed tho not much competition
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