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Beautiful knife and picture!!
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EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?
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Removing this beast…doing it all by hand. It might take a few days, but I love working hard.
Already removed and regraded this one before lunch. Ahhhh…
Happy Monday, ya’ll!!
Already removed and regraded this one before lunch. Ahhhh…
Happy Monday, ya’ll!!
RLB0414
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Looks great.
Wrong on so many levels.I used my SAK for this one but took a few months thoughView attachment 3003954
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I didn’t mean to show off but I even made it into a chair . I have the cushions on orderLooks great.
Wrong on so many levels.
Mk-211
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I used my SAK for this one but took a few months though
Ya know... if you throw a cushion on it and weld a bunch of swords to it...
You could rule from the backyard!
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mitch13
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Mrs. Cutchu and I went out for some Mexican food last night. The glare I got while taking this pic said it all...
Her: The "Seriously" glare.
Me: Slowly wipes blade and slides knife back in pocket.
Great dinner though!
Thanks Robert, I don’t look at the handles when using in the kitchen, the performance is what it’s all about and boy do these preform
I’m glad that I’m not the only one who gets the look taking pictures in the morning.View attachment 3003715
it happens.My daughter always goes "Dad take a picture of mine" then proceeds to hold up her standard cutlery as if it's game show prize reveal.
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Here's to Magnacut Monday!
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In High School our birch tree (looked like a Weeping Willow) got bent to the ground during an ice storm. My Father was at sea so up to me to get rid of it. No big problems with a hand saw, cutting it down bit by bit, just took some time. BIG root ball. I dug and dug and dug, cutting roots as I went. Finally a kind neighbor who worked at a garage brought their tow truck home. With him pulling with the tow truck and me cutting roots we finally got the stump out. Very hard work. Made me think about farmers who had to clear forests to make fields, with axes, saws, shovels and if lucky with oxen. John
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I hear ya!!I used my SAK for this one but took a few months though
Danny Linguini
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I dug through this one with a spoon because I was too young to have a knife when it fell across the driveway.
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Thats a beautyThanks! It's one of my all time favorites. Small but really solid. I had one of the D/A ones that Benchmade put out but it just didn't have quite the same feel.
Decided to roll with the Eagle Talon today. I think it's in buckeye burl. This one is a D/A. I love that it has two deployment options.
... Miss my snakewood Diablo d\a sumfin awful.
Always fun playing in the dirt buddy!!!!
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Hopefully there was no snow like when I used a butter knife on mine in a blizzard in kindergartenI dug through this one with a spoon because I was too young to have a knife when it fell across the driveway.
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Day #4, weekday friendly carry
