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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Can we see knives in action?
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www.sosakonline.com has what they call SAKtivities- mundane tasks done with Swiss Army knives.
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Here's my Ratweiler doing some clearing. After an ice storm last year, the yard was a mess.
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Here are some just after it happened pics:
Dodo clearing raspberry vines:
An RD-9 after it just attacked a chain-link fence:
A Ratweiler attacking the same fence (fences are viscious!):
A different RD-9 and a Howling Rat taking a stand against violent video players:
The Howling Rat cutting the vid-player's power cord:
The RD-9 finishing the job:
A Spyderco Tasman Salt keeping a drunk guy from picking his nose:
Dodo clearing raspberry vines:
An RD-9 after it just attacked a chain-link fence:
A Ratweiler attacking the same fence (fences are viscious!):
A different RD-9 and a Howling Rat taking a stand against violent video players:
The Howling Rat cutting the vid-player's power cord:
The RD-9 finishing the job:
A Spyderco Tasman Salt keeping a drunk guy from picking his nose:
http://budk.com/product.asp?pn=SW990TA
I'm using Budk's own 2$ knockoff of that to cut my chicken breast I'm eating. The thing is sharper than any other knife I've purchased, out of box at least. I've made it my dedicated food knife because of how well it tears chicken up.
Would take a pic but I am far too unmotivated to recharge my camera batteries
I'm using Budk's own 2$ knockoff of that to cut my chicken breast I'm eating. The thing is sharper than any other knife I've purchased, out of box at least. I've made it my dedicated food knife because of how well it tears chicken up.
Would take a pic but I am far too unmotivated to recharge my camera batteries
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Physics said:Awesome!!! Now that is knife porn at its best.
Cobalt - How long did it take to chop threw one of those logs? Paul Bunyan's got nothing you.
I really don't remember, but I had been chopping wood all day with the BM to make fire wood for the night. I chopped about 15 big logs into 3 sections in about 5 hours. It was about 35-40 degrees as well, so the wood felt kinda hard, but I didn't have to wear gloves since the sun was shinning. The BM never lost it's edge
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