Weather today was perfect. Split some wood earlier then decided to go for a ride in the woods to enjoy the shade. Nice Sunday afternoon. View attachment 2193422
He was truly a legend. The almar-butch serre automatic has always been a knife I wanted to add to my collection. You are a very lucky person. I wish you hadn't sold. If you find one, definitely get one.
I have three Spyderco Vallottons, two converted by Butch, one (by his son?) after he passed, RIP. I remember, I paid less for any of them, than for a new XM18 back then. Compared to Hinderers, they are sisters from another mother anyways - _love_ them.
He was truly a legend. The almar-butch serre automatic has always been a knife I wanted to add to my collection. You are a very lucky person. I wish you hadn't sold. If you find one, definitely get one.
Out of the safe for a wipe down and some love
Bark River BushCrafter ll 3V Crosscut Mammoth with Mosaic Pins and Orange liners. What a Beautiful knife and one of my Favorite Barkies I’ve ever owned .
I did the unthinkable yesterday: I used my prized Endura in 20CV like an average, non-knife-nut person. Which is to say I used it like a fool and paid the price.
I needed to add some weep holes to a tin pot I was using to re-plant my Thai chilies. All I had on me was my Endura, so I stabbed the pot, heard a light crinkling sound, and discovered chips out of the edge. I'm a little surprised at how chippy the steel was, i expected a little rolling, however the damage was 100% my fault. So, until I have time to sharpen out the chips, I chose to carry a different Spyder with a steel renowned for its toughness.
Edit to add: I definitely applied some lateral pressure when I wiggled the blade out of the tin, which is probably responsible for most of the damage. Again, 100% my fault.
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