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EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?
- Thread starter rycen
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G'morning!!!!
And just for T The Grendels today!!! Its called the potato "tater spey" spay by
Blasted Hill Knives
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And just for T The Grendels today!!! Its called the potato "tater spey" spay by
Blasted Hill Knives
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Mr.sig239
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JTR357
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Decided to give this beast some pocket time today. It just sat in my knife roll 99% of the time I've had it.
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woodysone
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Morning folks
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It's used to make your tater hash browns for breakfast!G'morning!!!!
And just for T The Grendels today!!! Its called the potato "tater spey" spay by
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Nice 1 mate.
woodysone
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Ok, have to ask, the potato knife kind of reminds me of a cotton harvest blade. Is it good at peeling or splitting. To me it looks like it would excell as a pocket fixed blade.G'morning!!!!
And just for T The Grendels today!!! Its called the potato "tater spey" spay by
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It's used to make your tater hash browns for breakfast!
Nice 1 mate.
Multiple days worth
Chuck_Nunface
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Ok, have to ask, the potato knife kind of reminds me of a cotton harvest blade. Is it good at peeling or splitting. To me it looks like it would excell as a pocket fixed blade.
Worx well for everything I have used it for........Its a spey blade blade interpretation from a trapper slip joint style blade....
Here's one of the first ones he did....
Thread 'Another Spay Blade - W2 and Light Hamon - SOLD' https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/another-spay-blade-w2-and-light-hamon-sold.1934930/
Ellis Wyatt
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Inkosi back on the job.
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I like the cut of your jib