Bwm

[Davor]

The BWM has worked great. I received it slicing paper, and after using it on two small trees I found on the side of the road, it still cuts paper and it chops without any effort.
I'm including a few pictures of the two trees I'm working on.

 

[azwelke]

You can upload them on flicker or photobucket, then post the link for message boards here:thumbup:

 

[Davor]

Thanks azwelk, and btw your kydex sheath for my BWM fits like a glove and looks great.

 

[Davor]

Thanks resinguy, photos up!!

 

[resinguy]

Use the IMG code link, and your pics will show here. :thumbup:

 

[Davor]

I used the IMG code which asked for the HRL. I copied and pasted it from my photobucket. Anything else I am doing wrong.

 

[Skrapmetal]

You have to put the image codes around each url individually. Like this, without the spaces;

[ IMG]http://i1111.photobucket.com/albums/h462/Davor11/IMG_6491.jpg[ /IMG]

Also, you have to use the "Direct Link" from Photobucket.

 

[resinguy]

Great pics, thanks!

Just shows how crazy we really are, to drag home trees found on the side of the road. :thumbup:

 

[Davor]

The BWM was a good buy. I'm cutting plenty of firewood with the logs I'm finding laying around and finding a reason to use the blade. Right now, it being used more than the Chris Reeve Mountaineer 1 I have in one of the pics standing next to the BWM. I had also provided some info on the pics, but it didn't come out. The near 4 inch diameter wet logs took 100 cuts to get through and the dry 3 inch one took 50 cuts without breaking a sweat. I also baton one log, which only took 4 hits. Overall I'm having fun with this blade and highly recommend it as a survival blade that can slice and chop.