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You are right pit, on the specs above, the blade length is 3.5" when you include the unsharpened ricasso area.
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You are right pit, on the specs above, the blade length is 3.5" when you include the unsharpened ricasso area.
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Thanks for posting the nice pics Ken!
When you go to put on convex edge on that blade it shouldn't take to long since the edge was ground pretty thin:thumbup:
When you go to put on convex edge on that blade it shouldn't take to long since the edge was ground pretty thin:thumbup:
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Yeah not very often I'm wrong !
Obviously, Mrs. Pit is not a registered member here.
A couple more pics from today. Used the knife to cut a sapling and make a figure 4 from it. Worked great!
Ken, did you make the figure-4 like that on purpose? (meaning the trigger stick is extended the opposite way when compared to common set up) If so, an interesting take.
Beautiful knife, BTW.
Doc
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Doc - that was the most polite method of calling me an idiot I have ever heard
I looked at it and thought - "Hey, that would work as well!" I'm going to think about the ramifications. You may have come up with something useful.
Doc
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I have an almost exact copy of your little stove, good ol' pineapple can on a boring afternoon, burned all of the zinc coating off the inside before I cooked anything with it, but it makes a nice little flame that's fueled by wind and will heat up a can of soup or a hot dog real fast. thankfully now that I live in Idaho I don't have to worry about it anymore, we don't have any fire restrictions right now.
