woodysone
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Josh does some excellent work, what steel is in that?
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EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?
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Can you believe some clown was stupid enough to let me try his one of a kind slice-o-matic!? Think I’ll tell him it got lost in the mail
Great hearing from you brother! Josh is an absolute rockstar! This is
Petunia D. Feeble
’s Ferrari that I’m just perpetrating around the block for a little while. I believe it’s in M390, ground down to about an atom bte, and I’m floored by this thing 
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Can you believe some clown was stupid enough to let me try his one of a kind slice-o-matic!? Think I’ll tell him it got lost in the mail
Great hearing from you brother! Josh is an absolute rockstar! This is
It's m390 hardened to about 62hrc I believe, from Peter's HT.
Or maybe it's just d2 and Josh spends his days laughing at those of us that bought them.
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Wow that's a great picture! Just curious how many Zippo's do you have?
woodysone
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I thought it looked familiar and Bryce’s pictures brought out more blue in the anodizing. Beautiful example of what a creative mind can do.Can you believe some clown was stupid enough to let me try his one of a kind slice-o-matic!? Think I’ll tell him it got lost in the mail
Great hearing from you brother! Josh is an absolute rockstar! This is
This week I am carrying a Modern/Traditional "Fusion" knife.
Pattern # 25.
Urban Series Baby Barlow. Justin Lundquist design.
M390 super-steel 2" blade. Symmetrical low-profile out-the-front flipper tab with caged ceramic bearings. Measures 5" closed. Weighs 2.4oz. Made by Fox Knives, Italy.
Pattern # 25.
Urban Series Baby Barlow. Justin Lundquist design.
M390 super-steel 2" blade. Symmetrical low-profile out-the-front flipper tab with caged ceramic bearings. Measures 5" closed. Weighs 2.4oz. Made by Fox Knives, Italy.
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I hit it with a buffing wheel before shipping it off. There's less blue on it now than there was previously. Still trying to settle on a finish.
woodysone
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Either way sure is a beautiful piece. Is this it’s new home or just on loan?
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Just sharing the joy. You want a spin? I'm sure Seth wouldn't mind sending it your way when he's done with it.
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woodysone
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It sure looks like it’s breaking in nicely, would love to take it for a spin but am waiting for a “dark series” from Uncovsky. My last EDC, yeah I’m having a couple of drinks.
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It sure looks like it’s breaking in nicely, would love to take it for a spin but am waiting for a “dark series” from Uncovsky. My last EDC, yeah I’m having a couple of drinks.
That's a great buy. I was really tempted to purchase that one from the passaround.
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I’ll be sure to let you know what I think about the wharncliff blade. I was really impressed with the pass around but I was after you.
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Why do the simple designs work so well?
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After dinner toothpick
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Thank you sir.
"Way too **** many for one person" is my wife's count. I believe its somewhere around 30. I think you've seen most of them by this point in the thread. Pictured below is my first one. My grandfather carried these both and then gave them to me (on my 10th birthday IIRC). An appreciation for good edc tools was set that day and I've carried these items in some form or another since then.
