Bose Knives

I've been officially warned by the Old Dog himself.to watch my fingers :cool:
This is a smokin' slicer. I've been sorta numb,since I got it.Thanks Tony :thumbup:
-Vince

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The whole knife is nice & thin,and it packs a full sized blade.This is an EDC cuttin' machine.

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KnifeHead said:
I bet he doesn't dig around in the drywall with that one ;)
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Safe bet Kerry :cool:

Got a sheetrock knife for that.If my buddy's permit had not expired til next June,I'd show carnage!
We'll have to wait on that ,but I am heavily prepared at this point !
-Vince
 
That's a real working beauty Vince. Congrats to you and Tony both! That old dog'll hunt I'll bet. :D:thumbup::D
 
"I bet he doesn't dig around in the drywall with that one"
Right ! But ain't that a shame ?
I'm sure Mr. Bose builds a knife as tough and durable as they are attractive and perfectly fitted, yet how many ever get 'set free' to show their stuff ?
Like having a beautiful race horse and always keeping him in a 20 foot paddock.
it's a cryin' shame i tell ya. let me get one and i'll use it hard as i can, tryin' to make up for all those caged ones !
roland
 
That's a great knife, Vince. I'm glad you finally got your Zulu!
And in a nice practical package!
If you are going to have one blade in a knife, it's the perfect one to have!
 
waynorth said:
That's a great knife, Vince. I'm glad you finally got your Zulu!
And in a nice practical package!
If you are going to have one blade in a knife, it's the perfect one to have!
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Have to heartily agree with that. Congrats, Vince! :thumbup: One top folder there.

- Joe
 
Thanks Fella's. I will be using it,not on sheetrock,though.
There's some things I don't do.
-Vince
 
Well Vince, since you're not going to use your new ZSpear on sheetrock, maybe you can pick this one up at Blade for that particular task. It's a 3 5/8" Swayback Jack beauty covered in Tozaki Brown Bone, stamped #6, and sporting mucho cojones. :D

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Mr. Tozaki sure knows how to jig (and dye) bone!!

And Mr. Bose sure knows how to make a knife!!!
 
waynorth said:
Mr. Tozaki sure knows how to jig (and dye) bone!!

And Mr. Bose sure knows how to make a knife!!!
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You know it's outstanding if Tony puts it on his knife.
Beautiful :thumbup:
-Vince
 
VCM3 said:
I've been officially warned by the Old Dog himself.to watch my fingers :cool:
This is a smokin' slicer. I've been sorta numb,since I got it.Thanks Tony :thumbup:
-Vince

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The whole knife is nice & thin,and it packs a full sized blade.This is an EDC cuttin' machine.

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WOW. I get attracted by those micarta shadows. I feel like going into the mountains fishing and camping seing a knife like that.

Bosse
 
rejcpa said:
Stunning knife! I see there is no steel stamp again. Just curious...what steel is it?
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I think it's made from the wheel of a covered wagon that blazed the trail through the Cumberland Gap and we don't have a stamp for that yet. :D (now that would make a cool story!...let's start a rumor)

Uh...either 154CM or CPM154. Tony knows for sure.
 
...dang, I can't stop looking at it....that bone is mesmerizing:eek:
 
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