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Nice! We’re likely neighbors, I grew up and am living on the SF Peninsula.Yep. Grey and a little wet this morning ... breakfast in Davenport, a few miles further south, in the Whale City Caffee.
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Nice! We’re likely neighbors, I grew up and am living on the SF Peninsula.Yep. Grey and a little wet this morning ... breakfast in Davenport, a few miles further south, in the Whale City Caffee.
Hate to bug you but it’s been a least a minute since we saw any of your culinary skills in pictures.
Very nice.Yes, Sir. 1600GT.
Wonderful find. Very nice knifeGood evening. Yesterday, when I was looking for a box from Bark River, I found my grandfather's old knife.
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A bit rusty and hard to open. Left it in a WD-40 bath. Washed it today after work and sharpened it.
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An interesting fragment of the knife past from the USSR.
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Never a bother good sir! My wife got me grill grates for the Traeger so I’ll have something for us soonHate to bug you but it’s been a least a minute since we saw any of your culinary skills in pictures.
That's pretty cool, finding your gramp's old knife and being able to bring it back to life. It looks like the WD40 bath did the scales some good too. Is that a combo bottle/can opener on the back end? Did you sharpen that too? Also wondering, did you sand the gloss finish off your Ultralight's scales? I've wondered about doing that for better grip, but I like the appearance as it is too. I've also got the same polished linen Micarta on my Falcon Talon.Good evening. Yesterday, when I was looking for a box from Bark River, I found my grandfather's old knife.
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A bit rusty and hard to open. Left it in a WD-40 bath. Washed it today after work and sharpened it.
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An interesting fragment of the knife past from the USSR.
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