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And some are total HOGS and want BOTH a Skinny and a FAT MOAB!!!!Some like 'em fat, some like 'em skinny - I say the fatter the better for the BG MOAB!![]()
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And some are total HOGS and want BOTH a Skinny and a FAT MOAB!!!!Some like 'em fat, some like 'em skinny - I say the fatter the better for the BG MOAB!![]()
Wanting both is a sign of a true Hog!And some are total HOGS and want BOTH a Skinny and a FAT MOAB!!!! ...
It's not a matter of "want"..Wanting both is a sign of a true Hog!
Speaking of hogs, where is that fat BG MOAB and HOG B14?![]()
Some would say it's a matter of "need".It's not a matter of "want"..
Its a matter of who can walk closest to that line between cutlery bliss and bankruptcy & divorce...
We NEED the FAT BG MOAB and HOG B14!...
We NEED the BG MOAB and HOG B14!![]()
At that blade length... wouldn't a slightly longer, larger res c handle be in order? Maybe a fusion shaped res handle..We NEED the FAT BG MOAB and HOG B14!
Correction applied.![]()
I admit I have wondered how thick can you go on the blade and still keep the weight manageable with just a one-hand grip. With the partial height tang used on the models with the Basic Res C grip, a HOG B14 would feel more blade heavy than a MOAB (assuming both blades have the same dimensions). I'm sure the Res C grip could be lengthened, but I'm guessing it would be cost prohibitive for a relatively small number of knives sold, AND I'm afraid it would negatively impact the excellent ergonomics of the current Res C Basic grip (I absolutely love the shape and size of it).At that blade length... wouldn't a slightly longer, larger res c handle be in order? Maybe a fusion shaped res handle..
Ya that standard grip would be fine I'm guessing...... a few more holes in the side of the house wont hurt anything..I admit I have wondered how thick can you go on the blade and still keep the weight manageable with just a one-hand grip. With the partial height tang used on the models with the Basic Res C grip, a HOG B14 would feel more blade heavy than a MOAB (assuming both blades have the same dimensions). I'm sure the Res C grip could be lengthened, but I'm guessing it would be cost prohibitive for a relatively small number of knives sold, AND I'm afraid it would negatively impact the excellent ergonomics of the current Res C Basic grip (I absolutely love the shape and size of it).
I would much prefer the standard grip be used for a HOG B14, the same as the one on the HOG B8 and SY 1311. Would the knife be heavy, it sure would, but I still think it would be manageable even at .41" blade thickness. It would not be a knife that you would chop with all day, but on the other hand I feel the weight would be a plus especially when chopping large diameter, dense hardwood.
When (not if) Jerry says "a fat HOG B14 is coming", I'll fight to be first in line!
Oh yeah, don't forget the MOAB and BG MOAB!![]()
That photo looks like an invitation for us to stop over, have a few beers, and do some work.Got a bit of work to do this arv...
At that blade length... wouldn't a slightly longer, larger res c handle be in order? Maybe a fusion shaped res handle..