EDChef Pass Around Thread

Pass around should be:

  • EDChef

    Votes: 5 45.5%

  • Prevail

    Votes: 3 27.3%

  • Barax

    Votes: 3 27.3%

  • Something different/new (and please explain in a post, thanks!)

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Total voters
    11
  • Poll closed .
Hurrul said:
I included the fatwood, out of a sense of knife fraternity and community with in this sub-forum, plus I i have an over abundance of it accumulating in my backyard. Like a dog with a stick, I can't seem not pick up what I find and bring it home.

It was easy enough to include as it did not cost anything, except time spent going on a hike.

But, I don't know if it's common to include non-knife items in a pass around - this is my first time, too.

However, if anyone wants some wild caught fire-starter, let me know as I can't use it all up:
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The fat wood was great, I used a piece to start a fire the other day. There isn't much fat wood around here.
 
greatscoot said:
The fat wood was great, I used a piece to start a fire the other day. There isn't much fat wood around here.
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Yeah, those pieces were rich with sap and looked good enough to eat, like sticks of honey.

Could call it fire candy while it feeds a flame, but biting into a piece is really disappointing.
 
David Mary said:
Is that sort of thing usually expected on a pass-around? How does it usually work. I've never actually been part of one before these two, let alone run one.
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My First pass-around too....
But I've seen that before (adding goodies) if you want/Can?
It's no big deal, just little something.....a token of appreciation to Everyone.

I Originally made a new sheath for this knife.
*Nothing wrong with David's, but I carry knives differently and I wanted a bit more retention and have it set up differently for My time using it.

I started to think that I shouldn't send it along, and I didn't want to give the wrong impression... But I wanted to send a little something. So I made a little Bic lighter holder for His sheath. I bought a new lighter and everything. (Everyone likes burning Stuff, right?) Then I wondered about shipping? Is it considered explosive/Dangerous? Idk?
I kept seeing mixed info..... So I kept the lighter home, and sent along a couple bucks,for another Bic, for whomever is lucky enough end up with this special knife... :D
if they toss the holder, it's cool...... whatever they want.

I've seen it done in other subforums. Ones that are "more cult-like" with their following...... Example/Beckerheads. Those guys are Awesome.

I think David's fanbase is building/growing now too.


 
What a thoughtful addition to the package, thank you for doing that!
 
A quick review of the EDChef. First off, the knife was beautiful and the workmanship was top notch. I really enjoyed using this, as the grind was perfect, it was nice and thin at the edge and made a great slicer. The handle was very comfortable to use with different grips and no hot spots at all. No kitchen should be without one of these.
 
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Thank you so much for the generous appraisal!
 
I received the knife today, it will be a few days before I get a chance to use it.
1st impressions it is well done, with superior craftsmanship.
For myself I would like a finger choil, having that also a shorter handle.
A hammer grip is not comfortable to me as is, but a pinch grip ( which I use mostly ) is comfortable, also my forefinger on top of the blade is comfy.
More coming as I use it.
 
In theory I could have an EDChef in 15N20 ready by Valentine's day. I'm not saying, you know, I'm jussayin
 
Actually, customs is backed up and I don't have the sheet yet, so probably not. But by St. Patrick's Day, sure. :)
 
David Mary said:
Actually, customs is backed up and I don't have the sheet yet, so probably not. But by St. Patrick's Day, sure. :)
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green handle then ;P ........ and absolutely pictures will be required!!!

*bartenders are Always cuter dressed on St. Patties Day.....haha

*i grew up in an Irish community, so I can say That ;)
 
The bartenders here cut many dozens of lemons, limes, oranges dailey.
Everyone who has used it gushes at it's cutting abilities !
Today the owner is using it and has asked about buying one.
I would say that says it all about this design. !
Dave when you have time message me on the subject of her buying one. I would think stainless steel as mutiple people with little knowledge of knife maintenance will be using it.
Congrats David on creating such a usefull design.
Also I need the information for sending this one to it's next destination.
 
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