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Still with this dull carry. Sorry for boring ya’ll. 
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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.
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EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?
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Dcdavis
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I’ve been below grade for a bit nowTrying to pay omage toDcdavis for all the cool pics he shares, but heights aren’t my thing.
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Chronovore
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Today extrema ratio dmp in back pack on my person cold steel kudu light and esee izula
Yo Mama
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How does your southard flip? I love mine but the action is definitely lethargic
Locutus D'Borg
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Two customs with interesting blade shapes, and an orange watch. Yes, I wear the watch while eating orange sherbert.
- On the left is a full custom slip joint by Joel Chamblin and features a hand-rubbed satin finish blade of CPM 154 in a modified Wharncliffe pattern with a killer harpoon swedge, and lightning strike carbon fiber covers.
- On the right is my Deviant Blades “Sleek Mini” full custom liner lock by Belgian maker Filip de Leeuh, boasting a modified Persian blade in Stellite 6K dendritic cobalt and scales of solid Zircuti twist.
- Center is my French Corniche “Heritage” quartz chronograph.
- On the left is a full custom slip joint by Joel Chamblin and features a hand-rubbed satin finish blade of CPM 154 in a modified Wharncliffe pattern with a killer harpoon swedge, and lightning strike carbon fiber covers.
- On the right is my Deviant Blades “Sleek Mini” full custom liner lock by Belgian maker Filip de Leeuh, boasting a modified Persian blade in Stellite 6K dendritic cobalt and scales of solid Zircuti twist.
- Center is my French Corniche “Heritage” quartz chronograph.
ktataragasi
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Titanium TRM Tuesday.
I was wrong about these scales. They really are amazing. At first it felt a little unbalanced but it just feels solid.
I was wrong about these scales. They really are amazing. At first it felt a little unbalanced but it just feels solid.
Centermass
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Heights aren’t for me either brother I started getting dizzy just from looking at your picture on the roofTrying to pay omage to
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The new edge on my Sebenza 31 S45VN done by by Father and Son Traditional Sharpening got christened today with some cutting. They did a good job with 13-14 DPS toothy edge, and the knife performed well.
It was a user that had dulled, with micro-chips, and slightly rolled edge in places when I sent it in. I carried this today in a small inside pocket, in place of the small Spartan SHF with Damascus blade. I'll need to add a lanyard for carrying in the deep-inside pocket of my Duluth trading pants.
Came back to me looking like this...
They Also sharpened my Hinderer XM-18 with GITD scale and blue LynchNW deep carry clip, which I carried in my right back pocket in place of my Launch 11. It came back looking like this, but I didn't have to stick it into anyone.. er... things today, so it's clean.
The Harpoon Spanto bulges out at the end, and I had the choice to have a consistent 13-14 degrees throughout the whole edge, or to have a wider angle at the bulge so that the edge would stay the same width. I elected for the same degrees vs the same edge width which was only cosmetic. Obviously a user as well.
I'm not digging out the Super Tinker SAK deep down in my cargo pocket.
It was a user that had dulled, with micro-chips, and slightly rolled edge in places when I sent it in. I carried this today in a small inside pocket, in place of the small Spartan SHF with Damascus blade. I'll need to add a lanyard for carrying in the deep-inside pocket of my Duluth trading pants.
Came back to me looking like this...
They Also sharpened my Hinderer XM-18 with GITD scale and blue LynchNW deep carry clip, which I carried in my right back pocket in place of my Launch 11. It came back looking like this, but I didn't have to stick it into anyone.. er... things today, so it's clean.
The Harpoon Spanto bulges out at the end, and I had the choice to have a consistent 13-14 degrees throughout the whole edge, or to have a wider angle at the bulge so that the edge would stay the same width. I elected for the same degrees vs the same edge width which was only cosmetic. Obviously a user as well.
I'm not digging out the Super Tinker SAK deep down in my cargo pocket.
birdave
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Not bored here!
How do you like the HFB!????!
