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I like 1/8 in some knives, but I wouldn't want my Hunter in 1/8. I have a 1/8 HB that is a scandi, and I love it. I could see where 1/8 in a saber grind would make a great B&T, but personally and I want a 5/32 HB that has a saber grind for edc. I like strength and most of the time don't care much for flex in knives that I tend to work hard. 1/8 is fine for me is shorter blades but not in one over say 3-3.5 inches long if i can help it.
 
Can someone assist me on the Bushcrafter pics/description ? Is the convex in 3D spalted with black micarta/black canvas for $290 the top knife in the picture of the 3 Bushcrafters?
 
Yes. However, the bolster is black linen micarta, and the scales are black Burlap micarta.
I am surprised it is still available (I think). Especially after all of the recent posts by members stating how they wanted one. I have one very similar. I think it's the nicest one of the bunch.
 
Man, I've been out for a short time and my Terrasaur dream knife comes up.:( Probably better off as the funds are real low right now. Hope its new owner has a blast with it. I'll have one some day!!! Great work Andy, as usual.
 
Armiger said:
Can someone assist me on the Bushcrafter pics/description ? Is the convex in 3D spalted with black micarta/black canvas for $290 the top knife in the picture of the 3 Bushcrafters?
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The top knife in this pic is the black on black bushcrafter. The scales are black burlap micarta and the liners, bolsters, pins (5, the ones in the bolster kinda disappear), and bullseye filler are black canvas micarta.

The bottom knife with the scandi grind is A2 steel, and is wearing black canvas micarta with natural canvas liner, pins, and bullseye filler.
 
craig anthony said:
Man, I've been out for a short time and my Terrasaur dream knife comes up.:( Probably better off as the funds are real low right now. Hope its new owner has a blast with it. I'll have one some day!!! Great work Andy, as usual.
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Hey CA. I have 4 1/8" Terassaurs on the bench right now.
 
Fiddleback said:
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The top knife in this pic is the black on black bushcrafter. The scales are black burlap micarta and the liners, bolsters, pins (5, the ones in the bolster kinda disappear), and bullseye filler are black canvas micarta.

The bottom knife with the scandi grind is A2 steel, and is wearing black canvas micarta with natural canvas liner, pins, and bullseye filler.
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Andy..... Thanks! I thought that was the case with the top blade but wanted to make sure. I will take the black on black Bushcrafter! PM sent.
 
Black on black bushie SPF. Thanks Armiger.
 
Fiddleback said:
Hey CA. I have 4 1/8" Terassaurs on the bench right now.
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Awesome!!! I better get to working on the knife funds. thanks for the heads up Andy, I look forward to seeing them. - I was contemplating doing one of those cheesy "I hope one is a really fat handled nat can on nat can scandi:D" but after a lot of tought I just couldn't bring myself to do it ;). LOL
 
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Andy is the light (natural canvas?) Karda still available? If so I'll take it.
 
Uh. oh. They are all convex. One will be fully spalted...
 
MajorD said:
Andy is the light (natural canvas?) Karda still available? If so I'll take it.
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Its yours then! Thanks! And yes. Its nat can over nat can with an orange pinstripe between the layers. With Dylan Fletcher kydex neck sheath.
 
Still available! The Black Scandi Bushcrafter, the Bushfinger, and the Snubnose.
 
Fiddleback said:
Still available! The Black Scandi Bushcrafter, the Bushfinger, and the Snubnose.
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I guess you would have mentioned it if it was 1/8", but just to be 100 per cent sure I'm not letting a golden opportunity pass, what are the specs for the Bushfinger's blade?
 
sverreef said:
I guess you would have mentioned it if it was 1/8", but just to be 100 per cent sure I'm not letting a golden opportunity pass, what are the specs for the Bushfinger's blade?
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Both Scandi knives are 1/8" thick.
 
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