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Ok. I'm officially intrigued. What knife is this?
That's a Kershaw 1993-2 Gentleman's Folder. Discontinued, unfortunately, but you can still find them here and there.
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EDC II Which knife or knives are you carrying today?
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That's a Kershaw 1993-2 Gentleman's Folder. Discontinued, unfortunately, but you can still find them here and there.
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Who made that scale?
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Oh my! Just opened this one and I can tell right away it is going to own my pocket for sometime to come. Was a fan of the cg/g10 m2s but my goodness, this is the one.
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Dealer photo, but it's better than mine.
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Today's set-up
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Yep - an hour with 180 grit sandpapers - pretty easy job for better cutting performance
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I didn't know they were out yet. I would get one, but I cannot believe that they used that crappy Sandvik steel on the top portion of the blade. It rusts so easily.
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Cool. Thanks! :thumbup:
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This one
And this one for the fingernails and such
And this one for the fingernails and such
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In my right front pocket, the CBCF. Big thanks to Kershawguy Dave
Missing something there 5.56?
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I went over to the ancient City of York with my girlfriend today.
My Case Sodbuster made sandwiches for lunch.
And cut the last doughnut in half
My Case Sodbuster made sandwiches for lunch.
And cut the last doughnut in half
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No food prep yet. But, we are on our way. Started a couple more tomato plants today, that gives us four. Used the stockman and sodbuster to help with bags and pots.
The whole thing started as just a couple herbs; chives, mint and thyme. Well it grew a bit. Now it's cucumber, egg plant and a few more herbs.
Already have some tomatoes.
And a bell pepper.
And some aloe for the cooking burns.
The whole thing started as just a couple herbs; chives, mint and thyme. Well it grew a bit. Now it's cucumber, egg plant and a few more herbs.
Already have some tomatoes.
And a bell pepper.
And some aloe for the cooking burns.
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