Wasatch11253
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EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?
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TheFactor
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Thanks Brother !Congrats!
Wooden Wednesday
deltablade
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The honeymoon period will last a while with this one. Thinking I may do a blade swap...
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Yep, swapped nicely
Edited to add:
Yep, swapped nicely
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ChazzyP
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Thanks, man--that's really nice of you to say. This whole knife collecting thing is kind of a journey through buying, selling, and a slow evolution of taste and style. I'm pretty conservative in what I like and well-made, functional forms with just a little something to set them apart, be it color, material, or milling are what appeal to me. Nothing wrong with a plain Jane, either.That Biryukov really is a beauty! You’ve sure got a talent for sniffing out some incredible folders brother
Oh, they need to be good to hang onto and at cuttin' stuff too.
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Man I wish I was able to get in on that. Sweet.
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Thank you. I think Josh is already planning a few more runs of these (in various alloys), so hopefully you can still pick one up. If you’re not on the mailing list, sign up for it, so you get the notifications. Hope it’s been a great Wednesday for ya
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The honeymoon period will last a while with this one. Thinking I may do a blade swap...
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Yep, swapped nicely
Nice choice in beverage! I wish the Millie wasn't tip down only. Maybe they'll make a Para 4 compression lock version with 4 position clip someday!
Enjoy the knife, and nice blade swap!
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Thanks, and yeah I love me some Sprechers
The tip down isn’t that bad on this one since it’s such a long knife, the thumb kinda falls naturally where it should. Took me a while to get back into tip down though, admittedly 
Made a wee pocket slip for my Buck last evening. Surprisingly comfortable chunk in the pocket!
Nice work!
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Burlap micarta? You thief!This one is about to get a scale makeover.
What's funny about wine country? It's a lovely part of the state
Happy 4th everyone
Sonoma County, actually. NAPA is for auto parts...
ChazzyP
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I spent the first 40 years of my career working outdoors building houses every winter and was pretty comfortable down into the teens unless the wind was blowing or the footing got too icy. I spent one winter early on in Vermont and that was the only one I took off. Now, in our later years, we go up to our place in the woods there, and I'm fine with our wood-heat-only cabin but there are times you really can't stay outside and do anything for very long unless you're totally bundled up. Still, I'd rather that than the last two days working at my son's in 95 degree heat and high humidity.
ChazzyP
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Thanks, brother, I appreciate the kind words. BTW, that's a cool tight shot of your Insingo you posted earlier--just an excellent blade shape that makes for a very handy work knife.You’ve got some of the most gorgeous Russian made knives I’ve laid eyes on. Can’t even begin to keep up!
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Booking some jobs at the end of the day, Churchill and Bugout make a great pairing
