I would favor a business that only would take money for something that actually can deliver within a reasonable time for the use intended. To me, hanging up hundreds on a knife with no delivery date is silly compared to putting that money either into reducing debt, or investing in a simple CD with at least some return level (or, imagine this, buying something that will be delivered).
Respectfully disagree. They simply choose not to. I bet if the owner went on the Shark Tank show and stated his problem is too much demand, he would get more money than to shake a stick at with supply issues solved in a month (if not a week).
In my experience people who can do and people who can't don't. Also in my experience, increasing output doesn't cost anything.
YES YES YES!!!!! I appreciate any pics they share, but seeing boxes being prepped really is meaningful. I hope we see a lot more pics like this.
Probably for the next few years you'll be treated to photos of pre-order GSOs being boxed for shipping.
More pictures of knives that I wish I owned. https://www.instagram.com/p/BlGao6QgXrP/?hl=en&taken-by=surviveknives
If they would have asked me ahead of time I would have definitely said to hold that model handle in a standard grip, buy nobody asks me! From what we saw, I'm liking the length. Man, I'm really looking forward to that one.
Is it called WIP Wednesdays because that's the only day they work on them? That's what maybe like 100 knives? Out of probably literal thousands due right now?
