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Damn man. I want that Bushcraft Sr. I'm going to go outside and kick Sarah's car a few times.
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Bushcrafters and EDC
- Thread starter Fiddleback
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Knife shipped Teacher! Thanks for the purchase.
The EDC got here today Andy.
Beautiful knife and workmanship !!! :thumbup:
Fit & finish is slick and it is sharp. You should have left the pictures up.
Two quick questions.....
1. What woods were these?
2. Do I need to put anything on the wood now and then to keep it at it's best ?? If so, what would that be?
Thanks again, I look forward to using this one.
Beautiful knife and workmanship !!! :thumbup:
Fit & finish is slick and it is sharp. You should have left the pictures up.
Two quick questions.....
1. What woods were these?
2. Do I need to put anything on the wood now and then to keep it at it's best ?? If so, what would that be?
Thanks again, I look forward to using this one.
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Thats Bubinga, and Hard Maple. I'd rub some mineral oil on it every once in a while. (Good for the blade too.) But Bubinga is oily and waxy, and stable naturally. (And harder than files almost, or at least it felt that way...)