i think the only decent cheap assisted open are probably the kershaw line of speedsafe knives

i don't think reputable chink knife companies make em

what cool thing can I buy with 20 eu from the chinkland?

Loads of mica powder.

Wat's that

It's like eye shadow without the binder. It's a rock that's kinda iridescent/shiny when powdered, and they add some pigment to it. Turns out China is a great way to get a ton cheap. But there's also almost never a reason to buy any, outside of cosmetic/craft applications.

Just the first thing that came to mind, I'd been shopping for it recently.

Gonna mix it with epoxy and turn it on a lathe.

I have reasons to belive that my chink underdeclared the value of my order on the package.

Now it's being inspected by customs and the cainao status says: "Import clearance failure"

How bad can this be?

Which country?

And yeah, they almost assuredly did. I ordered $240 worth of top of the line LEDs from a Chinese company(Yuji) and they marked it as $10.

Mexico.

No idea how your customs work. Do you get taxed on imports?

Yeah, 15% of anything over 50.

Worst case is probably them taxing it properly

Well, I mean, worst case is probably being beheaded by cartels

But second-worst is taxed.

lol

still that'd be like 20 bucks 😩

looking for some mfin chinese shit

Flashlights.

https://m4dm4x.com/neals-deals-ee-x1r/

get that

:^)

thats a p good gift tbh

im so temptedd

to get a d4s

aaaaaaa

thanks to neal for his deals

I got this cheapo phone as a temporary replacement¨

An Umax Visionbook P50 LTE

and I hate how satisfied I am with it

it even looks a lot more repairable and has a swappable battery, something I find hard to come by nowadays

Friend u need a moto g3

Tho idk how easy it is to replace the battery on that

@Deleted User That's quite a literal who phone and I buy Chinese phones

Same. I can't find much info on it either, other than that it is imported by the same company that imports playstations and nintendos to our market

It's a somewhat obscure taiwanese company apparently @Tribit https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UMAX_Technologies

That's why their name sounded familiar