blades on a rock

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Bushman5

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couple of blades on a rock, taken while on a walk at Whytecliff park West Vancouver a few days ago:


Whytecliff park beach, sunny, but about -5 celsius
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the brutal strong cold icy winds and cold temps did'nt deter these divers:
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Mykul-Morris orange file necker with orange Kydex
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Mykul-Morris orange & tab file neckers
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Spyderco Poliwog
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G.L. Drew $65 knife
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Emerson A-100 & Fenix TK-11
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great pics bro! I like those neckers man, and that GL Drue looks like a handy knfe for sure!
 
there was a anchor post bolted to the rocks, from many many years ago.

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SharpNewbie, the A100 is one of the best knives i have ever bought. Wicked fuzz stick maker, food cutter, notcher, etc.
 
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thanks for sharing the pics dude. there are still lots of places i need to check out. :)

cheers

JC
 
Very cool!

How do you like the TK-11? I've been wanting to get one for a while, especially with the new R2 version
 
Great pics, as always.

I have always liked the look of that Poliwog. Have you put it to use around the trail or camp? Looks like it would have fuzz-stick potential.

Thanks for sharing,

All the best,

- Mike
 
lazerboy
Its extremely bright. The crack addicts in my area do not like it one bit when i pitlamp them with the TK11. Throws about 200 meters brightly, about 250 meters its gets dim.

I paired it up with protected circuit TENERGY RCR123s , got 4 batts and a Surefire spares carrier for 2 of them, plus 2 primary lithiums.

Mentor, the Poliwog does make good fuzzsticks, but i just dont like it as a bush knife. Its more of a city carry for me. The ladies love it......

PS, how is the stick? did the linseed oil go tack free? I may need to re ratio the mix of turp and linseed oil.....
 
Nice pictures and a change of pace from knives in trees :D Those neckers are beaut's
 
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Mentor, the Poliwog does make good fuzzsticks, but i just dont like it as a bush knife. Its more of a city carry for me. The ladies love it......

PS, how is the stick? did the linseed oil go tack free? I may need to re ratio the mix of turp and linseed oil.....
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Yeah, the Poliwog does look like more of an urban tool.

The stick is great. Can't wait to get out and use it. It is still slightly tacky to touch, but I figure it will be spending at least another month or two in a dry room, so it will have time to set. I'm working on a brass cap to protect the bottom.

All the best,

- Mike
 
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