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What the Heck is a Sach?

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Now and again in the AAPK store I'll see a knife listed as coming with the box, the warranty, and the sach (or sometimes I think it is spelled sache). What's a sach? From the context it sounds like it might be the thin paper that some knives are wrapped in. Or maybe it's a bastardization of "sack", the thin cotton pouch that's sometimes included.

Googling around I don't find any definition for the word, except maybe the German word "sache" which can mean a "thing." Sort of like saying "The knife comes with the box, the warranty paper, and that other thing." :) Also, the Forum search feature only turns up the word twice, neither of which sheds any light on the definition. OK guys, what's a sach?

If you want a chuckle check out the Urban Dictionary of sach: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Sach

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Dennis, that's a good question. I just saw that recently and not knowing what it was just ignored it. Now you've piqued my curiosity. I look forward to the answer.
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If it's in a AAPk store, send an email to the store owner and ask. I've found AAPK store owners to be a pretty congenial lot (most are also AAPK members) so the owner would likely explain it. And if it's a mistake, would probably be happy to know about it.

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i have been using the word sache /sack sach/ for the knives i sold in the last 10 years maybe you are more educated and grammer is your hobby . my hobby is selling knives I think you are the last one to figure out box papers and the one piece left must be the sack /sache / REDTROUT
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I thought is was short for sachet- a little bag that would hold something like

spices or pleasant smelling materials.

Maybe I am wrong?


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Ringworm is making my sach itch :oops:
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I own only one NIB Canal Street but it has a slip cover that I assume is the sachet.
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megafox wrote:i have been using the word sache /sack sach/ for the knives i sold in the last 10 years maybe you are more educated and grammer is your hobby . my hobby is selling knives I think you are the last one to figure out box papers and the one piece left must be the sack /sache / REDTROUT
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megafox wrote:i have been using the word sache /sack sach/ for the knives i sold in the last 10 years maybe you are more educated and grammer is your hobby . my hobby is selling knives I think you are the last one to figure out box papers and the one piece left must be the sack /sache / REDTROUT
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megafox wrote:i have been using the word sache /sack sach/ for the knives i sold in the last 10 years maybe you are more educated and grammer is your hobby . my hobby is selling knives I think you are the last one to figure out box papers and the one piece left must be the sack /sache / REDTROUT
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Redtrout I figured that one out from the get go. Of course I'm a Canal Street collector so I've accumulated a fair number of those little black velvety bags they come in. :) Several of them came from you too.

Hopefully I'll have more in the future.
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Comon ya'll don't you have grand daughters?

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megafox wrote:i have been using the word sache /sack sach/ for the knives i sold in the last 10 years maybe you are more educated and grammer is your hobby . my hobby is selling knives I think you are the last one to figure out box papers and the one piece left must be the sack /sache / REDTROUT
Obviously he was not the last one to figure that out.

Why wouldn't you just use a word that everyone understands?
The last thing I want to do as an AAPK store owner is to lose a sale because I can't go to the trouble of spelling properly or communicating clearly.
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Apparently he can't speel for shirt either ::nod::
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REDTROUT's "About Me" description in his AAPK store speaks volumes about the importance of language in his write-ups.

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I think we're starting to get a little carried away here and edging over the border towards rude. The AAPK I know and love treats strangers and members all alike, with respect.
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Well said Jerry. ::tu::
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THIS IS A SACK OF KNIVES
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megafox wrote:THIS IS A SACK OF KNIVES
You do realize that Jerry and Dan were trying to help you out by ending the discussion?
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yes i understand i got it tks redtrout/megafox
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You also have a sweet sack of knives there. Some real beauties in that pile. Once again I feel envy growing in my innards.
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One thing I have learned over the years is that the printed word can convey things that would never be taken the same in face to face conversation or even over the phone. I have bought knives from Redtrout and had numerous communications via e-mail and phone and found him to be courteous and helpful. I am 66 yrs. old and if I make it a couple more decades I'll probably call a fabric poke anything I want and spell it however I wish!
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Well said, Jim.
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