Grayman Satu

[M67]

Out of curiosity, anyone around here have one of these mean folders?

And if so, could you post a ton of pics

 

[cubby]

https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/the_cutting_edge/124555-the_grayman_sato_folder.html

 

[M67]

Thanks, I did a quick search, I guess I didn't look close enough.

 

[glockednlocked]

"If its Grayman it is good" is my motto I have some favorite folders so not sure I will ever own a satu. Gotta prioritize and I just bought a Mega pounder 9in from Mike and Sue so gotta save my pennys. I vote jump on it if you want one I am sure they will sell out again. And again I have to say Mike and Sue are great people. great service and make great knives

 

[M67]

If I do end up getting one, it will be in Mid June or later. I don't know what the Blade show will have, and I'm bound to blow a decent amount in Atlanta.

Or I'll blow a decent amount at Knob Creek, and I'll have to same the pennies for Blade.

Either scenario is possible.

 

[cubby]

i would save for blade. in all likelihood, you won't find a Grayman Satu there (you may at a reseller or similiar, or in the Pit) you WILL see alot of makers who will have alot for sale. i hear Ken Brock is going to debut HIS folder at BLADE show this year (i doubt he will be selling any though).

the KEY to finding great knives at blade is two fold: get there early and have a plan if you know what you want is at a HOT MAKER'S table. expect to run. number two is: hit the little guys! the ones who aren't big names. lower exposure means lower prices, and less demand and more product to chose from!

bargian folder makers at blade:

(Will) Zermeno Knives
Eddie Baca
Alan Foltz
(Dave) Curtiss Knives
Bill Coye
(Les) Voorhies Knives
(Lucas) Burnley Knives
Sniper Bladeworks




there are literally hundreds of lesser know makers at BLADE, you will find a great deal on a great knife. good luck!

 

[tyler34]

i would save for blade. in all likelihood, you won't find a Grayman Satu there (you may at a reseller or similiar, or in the Pit) you WILL see alot of makers who will have alot for sale. i hear Ken Brock is going to debut HIS folder at BLADE show this year (i doubt he will be selling any though).

the KEY to finding great knives at blade is two fold: get there early and have a plan if you know what you want is at a HOT MAKER'S table. expect to run. number two is: hit the little guys! the ones who aren't big names. lower exposure means lower prices, and less demand and more product to chose from!

bargian folder makers at blade:

(Will) Zermeno Knives
Eddie Baca
Alan Foltz
(Dave) Curtiss Knives
Bill Coye
(Les) Voorhies Knives
(Lucas) Burnley Knives
Sniper Bladeworks




there are literally hundreds of lesser know makers at BLADE, you will find a great deal on a great knife. good luck!

zermeno has some really nice stuff for even better prices.

 

[cubby]

zermeno has some really nice stuff for even better prices.

understatement alert!

 

[tradertator]

"If its Grayman it is good" is my motto I have some favorite folders so not sure I will ever own a satu. Gotta prioritize and I just bought a Mega pounder 9in from Mike and Sue so gotta save my pennys. I vote jump on it if you want one I am sure they will sell out again. And again I have to say Mike and Sue are great people. great service and make great knives

Nice! I'll have to come over and check it out.

 

[KokomoDave]

I'm one of the lesser known makers and I don't do folders or steel blade knives.

And yes,I go to Blade,Chicago Custom Knife Show and sometimes the Knifemakers Guild.