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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Besides CPK knives, whaddaya like?
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Gusbuster
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Sorry I didn’t see your question earlier. Thanks, and yes that’s the DEK1 I had REK’d. That Cruwear Quarantine has the optional thin slicy grind, it’s awesome!WOWgreat REK collection! That is a beastly bad ass piece under the DEK 1, holy cow!
Is that the DEK you had REK’d? Looks awesome too!
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Still don't know what the heritage of this little Swampy rascal is, but I do know that it's a permanent pillar in the quiver
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That's certainly an oddball. Not super familiar with all things bussekin but don't think I've ever seen one like that.
Tensegrity
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The closest seems to be the Hairy Carry, but I can't find a near match for this thing. It's fantastic.
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How are you guys getting along by now ?
dialton
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My thumb is willing to peek out of my pocket now. That’s progress. It’s smooth as it can be if I can keep my fingers off the frame lock.
I took it to Hooters for some buffalo shrimp a couple of days ago. We were both happy. Played with it (knife) all day. Must have opened it close to a hundred times that day. Made my thumb sore but we’re better now
I took it to Hooters for some buffalo shrimp a couple of days ago. We were both happy. Played with it (knife) all day. Must have opened it close to a hundred times that day. Made my thumb sore but we’re better now
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Good thing you didn't have an accident with it and turn it into a
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I see a good citizenship medal in your future.
carnifex knifeworks
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Are those exchangeable for CPKs?
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With Jo, maybe. With Nathan...I'm gonna say no. Or certainly no sooner than two weeks.
"...ummm... that's not how you do CPR..."
P.S.
I have a tendency to laugh at what some might consider inappropriate moments in movies, when something tickles my funny bone.
007/Bond's attempted 'CPR' on Vesper Lynd in Casino Royale, was one such scene.
Everyone else is going, "Oh no... how sad. Is she dead?". My dumbass is laughing out loud thinking, "That's not how you place your hands to do CPR. You're just perv'ing out, jiggling those"
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A bit of elbow grease so now it's ready for the blade. This African Blackwood is browner than I'd like, but at high enough polish it gets dark but keeps a subtle grain.
The shape is suggestive of a revolver.
The shape is suggestive of a revolver.
Gusbuster
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Found a JouFuu ISP Scout Pouch for 3” blades that fits my J Hoffman Wharnie very well for pocket carry. I put a pull the dot strap on the kydex sheath that came with it for cross draw carry. I’m really liking the Westinghouse micarta, and thin Magnacut blade. Also dig the Larrin glasses. 
