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    ohen cepel

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    Feb 2, 2011
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    Where they send me.
    Quick look and saw a lot of chinese rip offs. Pick up a US made Buck knife to your liking is my suggestion.

    Sorry, I'm on a real tear against the chinese stealing designs/IP these days. Plus, there are a lot of great US made knife companies who could use more support.
     
    Schipperke

    Schipperke

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    Feb 19, 2013
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    welder516 said:
    https://www.grindworx.com/ I am wondering if any members have used these folks , for a cheaper alternative to the high end knives . I don't like to carry expensive knives to work in .
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    They are BladeHq's low end storefront.

    They are very good, I've returned some rejects and no hassle.

    ohen cepel said:
    Quick look and saw a lot of chinese rip offs. Pick up a US made Buck knife to your liking is my suggestion.

    Sorry, I'm on a real tear against the chinese stealing designs/IP these days. Plus, there are a lot of great US made knife companies who could use more support.
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    Here's a nice Buck, and it's there because of BladeHQ commingle..

    https://www.grindworx.com/item--Buck-110-Elite-Automatic-Black-G-10--25649
     
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    Randy Wood

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    Jan 30, 2010
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    ohen cepel said:
    Quick look and saw a lot of chinese rip offs. Pick up a US made Buck knife to your liking is my suggestion.



    Sorry, I'm on a real tear against the chinese stealing designs/IP these days. Plus, there are a lot of great US made knife companies who could use more support.
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    ^^^ This ^^^

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    arts

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    Nov 14, 2014
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    I recently started knife shopping and was amazed at how many US companies are making knives. The Chinese knock offs are tempting but you get what you pay for. Plus I have made a real effort over the past few years to not let China have one cent of my money.
     
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