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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.
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EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?
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Beautiful Buck !!!
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Okay, here’s my next attempt to post an image. Haven
AND, let’s see if I’ve overcome my image posting deficiency! Another try...Thank you to all offering some help on posting an image. Think I have the idea now (different than other forums that I participate on).
So, without further ado, this is the knife on my person right now, and seeing as how I’m wearing lounge pants sitting around the breakfast table enjoying some coffee, my wife thinks I’m just a bit odd. She may be on to something. This is the pic I took a couple nights ago when I tried to share an image. Kizer Theta that I’ve spent some time on, adjusting the detent, and in general cleaning and lubing to make it a reliable deployer. Just love the Isham design.
(OK, I appear to be lame... back to the drawing board. Crikey, I’m an engineer, and this (as of now) is just not logical. I know it’s me though. I’m committed to nailing this thing!
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Posting for the past couple of days. Carried the Full Track for an outing on Monday and the Bugout today for a nice walk through the neighborhood enjoying the flowers in bloom.
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The beauty of nature that you’ve been managing to showcase in your shots is spectacular. Truly majestic. Thanks for posting!Posting for the past couple of days. Carried the Full Track for an outing on Monday and the Bugout today for a nice walk through the neighborhood enjoying the flowers in bloom.
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Looks like a great couple of daysPosting for the past couple of days. Carried the Full Track for an outing on Monday and the Bugout today for a nice walk through the neighborhood enjoying the flowers in bloom.
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Looks like a great couple of days
Many thanks for the kind words friends! I'm happy to have such a great place as this to share my love of knives and nature.
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I ventured out this afternoon and bought the Veto XXL-F, their biggest closed bag, for my job site carpentry hand tools. I thinned out what I had in the old box just a little, removing a few duplicates plus about a half-pound of fine sand dust which gets everywhere here on the Cape. The new bag is indeed very well made and actually a bit heavier than the old plastic case with tray which I've used for at least 20 years, that box replacing several iterations of the traditional wooden carpenter's box that I toted around for many years before.
It's gonna take me a while to get used to a totally different storage orientation, and I'll be moving stuff around for a while. You can also tell that I've been at this for almost 50 years as all these hand tools are pretty well-worn, though they still serve me well.
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Spectacular my friend! Enjoy that bag!I ventured out this afternoon and bought the Veto XXL-F, their biggest closed bag, for my job site carpentry hand tools. I thinned out what I had in the old box just a little, removing a few duplicates plus about a half-pound of fine sand dust which gets everywhere here on the Cape. The new bag is indeed very well made and actually a bit heavier than the old plastic case with tray which I've used for at least 20 years, that box replacing several iterations of the traditional wooden carpenter's box that I toted around for many years before.
It's gonna take me a while to get used to a totally different storage orientation, and I'll be moving stuff around for a while. You can also tell that I've been at this for almost 50 years as all these hand tools are pretty well-worn, though they still serve me well.
