BM-E chopping pics

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I scored my first INFI chopper in a trade with Tyrkon Lawson a few weeks ago, his sweet, stripped BM-E

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I finally got a chance to go play, and heading down an old trail, found a fallen tree accross the steps. Perfect! I can have fun, and do my civic duty at the same time

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Sorry, didn't count my chops, or time it. The outermost wood was starting to get punky, but most of the diameter was dry and well seasoned. i think the tree was either a beech or a maple.

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I think the steps were laid in by the WPA over 70 years ago.

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This was back when the aesthetic ideal was to beautify parklands by channeling the stream.

Mother nature has other ideas, and after 70 years of no maintenance; very lttle of the channel walls remain.

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I'll have to find something else worthy when the FBM arrives. Soon, I hope. :D
 
Looks like I wasn't the only one out today having some chopping fun with a BM-E :D Thanks for sharing the pics. When you get your FBM, I'd be interested to hear your comparison ;)
 
Dang! That knife looks WAY better than it did in Tyrkon's pics!!! I wanted to get that knife but his pics made it look like it was about on it's last leg :p Seriously -- she looks great!

My BM-E is by far my favorite "go-to" knife for the woods. I hope you love her like i do mine! Congrats on a great knife :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
 
Whenever I see pics like this I get a strong desire to get a BM-E myself.
I wonder how much londer I can resist.

Thanks for sharing
 
Awesome pics! I am glad she is still seeing lots of action. :thumbup: :thumbup:


Dang! That knife looks WAY better than it did in Tyrkon's pics!!! I wanted to get that knife but his pics made it look like it was about on it's last leg :p Seriously -- she looks great!


It's a built in defense mechanism of mine. I take horrible pics in hopes the knife will not sell so I can keep them. :D
 
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