Awesome review s.c.! Hopefully mine gets here soon. 
Thanks for the presentation, s.c.
I always thought the EL-01 is a somewhat ugly knife, but your pics make it look much better compared to the online-shops'.
Gotta take a closer look at this one...
God it really looks good. Where can we get the exactly identical one? Any links and promotions?
DB has both the 01A and 01AB, as well as the (far less attractive, IMHO) 01B. They're all priced the same and they have mixed my orders up more than once so that's something to look out for. Exduct has them in stock as well. And the A is $9.95 plus S&H, which comes out to be about the same as what DB charges, but with better customer service.
That ZT0350cb looks nice but $175!!!! 
Is these a simillar Knive with the same design?
Exduct (5% discount available (4DEAB5B1819A5) + promotion price of 8.99 = 8.54 , but no free shipping ~15$), Discovery Bargain (read dealers experience first), Ebay, Ali-express... link to the shops are HERE.
Got one from Exduct and 2 from Discovery Bargain here, the same good quality. Excellent knife, best one I have quality-wise , but rather large and bulky.
Great review, I got myself a couple, one I left stock and the other I modified and it is now one of my favorite folders.
The first modification was to make a emmerson wave hook on the thumb ramp, it works perfect opens fast when I want to and can still be removed from the pocket without deploying.
The second mod was to convex and mirror polish the edge, I recomend this to you all, it is literally razor sharp and it is super easy to mantain the edge, just strop in leather with white compound, no need for fancy sharpeners.
Removing the shoulder between the primary and secondary bevels makes a LOT of difference in the cutting performance.
The regular ZT0350 should be much cheaper.
I've found exduct to be a reliable seller with very good customer service. There may be other sites that are slightly cheaper, but I've read enough reviews to pay the small premium to stay at exduct. I've got an EL-01B as well and find it just as appealing. What's amazing about it is that everything on it is black, not just the blade. The clip, liners, pivot, screws, and barrel spacers are all black.
Funny, I ordered multiples just to do the wave mod on one of them too. The shape of the thumb ramp makes it look like a natural mod.
I cant wait for my EL01 to arrive, I should have ordered an all black version too.
Anyway, is the quality between the EL01 and the ZTs really equal?
I also have a Spyderco Delica which cost me around $70 (with the black plastic handle), and I think my SRM710 is actually a nicer knife too, in all regards, and it only cost me $7. The blade length of the 710 is even a bit longer than the Delica, even though the SRM has a shorter handle.
After taking it completely apart, cleaning it thoroughly, oiling it, and carefully putting it back together...yes, it is on par with the ZT EXCEPT for one thing: The screws are much easier to strip on the Enlan as they're softer and not as deep.
I see...the screws would be a minor thing for the factory to improve upon, maybe it would increase production cost by 30cents or something.
Still these knives are an excellent price without the middle man, or US mark-ups...thanks for the review and your pictures!
WOW thanks for that link. I love SRM knives so much, Im going to read all 81 pages when I get a chance 
There are one or two threads on Enlan, Navy and Ganzo too.
There is also quite a long Sanrenmu thread on Bladeforums but I don't think it has been added to for some time.
Great mod! Bee/Enlan should take note.
Thoth, how did you hollow grind the blade without wrecking the temper?
Convex is the complete opposite of hollow grind (concave).
I think he meant that he convexed (rounded the opposite way of "hollow") the grind itself, on the very edge.
Thanks for the links Vectrex. Just got one from Exduct.
As Vectrex said I did the opposite of hollow grinding, the edge instead of a perfect V is now like a gothic arch.
Since I just convexed the edge not the full height of the blade and because I did it by hand with sandpaper and leather heat was not a issue.
I could have used the belt sander, in that case all that was needed to not ruin the heat treat is to mantain the blade cool while grinding, it is important to not use gloves so that you can feel the heat, and dunk the blade in water every couple passages on the belt. Also is important to notice that because the edge is much thinner than the back of the blade it will heat much faster.
The method I used is similar to this one:
