BC Dive Knife $4.95
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OP
Hey no problem... See we have two sections, sale, and clearance... Joe and I had a bit of a communication problem on where it was going.... That whole too many cooks thing... so if anyone got one without the 10%, just let us know and we'll make it a credit on your account, or run it back on your card.... Your choice.
Fair??
Fair??
I figured it was just a communication issue. It's not worth getting credit for. I'm sure it wouldn't help much with the drysuit I'll be purchasing from you guys.
OP
I figured it was just a communication issue. It's not worth getting credit for. I'm sure it wouldn't help much with the drysuit I'll be purchasing from you guys.
Of course it will! It will pay for the end of the inflator hose! Almost... Hey, it's $0.49 off that thousand + dollar suit!
Of course it will! It will pay for the end of the inflator hose! Almost... Hey, it's $0.49 off that thousand + dollar suit!
well, in that case ....
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This is a big problem of ScubaToys. They know how to shut up the customers' mouth and open their wallet. Any speculation doesn't last long.
Another scuba charge on my billing statement
StSumwhere
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Hey I just received the three knives I ordered from ScubaToys and they look great. First of all, they're not *that* small, they have sufficient heft, and feel solid in my hand. Indeed the knife is full tang (a single piece of steel from blade through the handle) and the serrated edge seems sharp enough.
I read somewhere that the handle can be removed for rinsing, but instructions are not included so before I scratch one of mine I thought I'd ask if anyone here knows how to do this??
I read somewhere that the handle can be removed for rinsing, but instructions are not included so before I scratch one of mine I thought I'd ask if anyone here knows how to do this??
jim T.
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Thanks StSumwhere.
for the poster who asked why it matters at that price, it's because I'm sometimes a solo diver and a full tang is the only knife I'll consider and it has to have provision for a lanyard.
I've had several handles eventually part from the blade in the past so I'm not going there anymore.
The hose connection option is handy as I have to rethread my backplate webbing if I want to add one to my harness shoulder straps. Already have a knife and shears on my belt.
Is there provision for hose mounting?
I'll probably add a couple to an order already in motion.
for the poster who asked why it matters at that price, it's because I'm sometimes a solo diver and a full tang is the only knife I'll consider and it has to have provision for a lanyard.
I've had several handles eventually part from the blade in the past so I'm not going there anymore.
The hose connection option is handy as I have to rethread my backplate webbing if I want to add one to my harness shoulder straps. Already have a knife and shears on my belt.
Is there provision for hose mounting?
I'll probably add a couple to an order already in motion.
I've seen those knives (actually have one myself) mounted to an inflator hose with zip ties through the two pairs of slots on the sheath. Two each slot would be four zip ties, which shouldn't *all* fail on the same dive, eh?
StSumwhere
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No hose mounting option but something may be worked out. The sheath is a stiff plastic and the belt loop is a similar plastic strip attached with two screws along the knife's axis line. You may be able to attach another vendor's hose mount via these screws, you just may have to drill a new hole to line up with the sheath's holes.
The hose mount may cost more than the whole knife!
Cheers,
Hector
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