Chefget
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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
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JWright214
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Candiru’s for my girls for Christmas, found them at a good Memorial Day price, and a SAK for my my oldest daughter’s upcoming birthday.
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Won in a give-a-way Tuesday last.
GEC TOM'S BACK! TOM'S CHOICE 141122 TC Barlow with cocobolo covers.
Yes. It went into my pocket after the pictures.
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GEC TOM'S BACK! TOM'S CHOICE 141122 TC Barlow with cocobolo covers.
Yes. It went into my pocket after the pictures.
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Crescent Tool Co. ball bearing D2 flipper. Aluminum scales w/steel liners, easy smooth flipper, 100% lockup.
Just got it Friday. Quite impressed with overall quality. ca. 3.5 oz. Black wash blade, (will probably polish off later).
Edge was a bit toothy for me so spent some time with my diamond hones and then 400 to 1500 grit emory on paint paddles.
Now slices phone book paper like it was water - really good edge for thick blade (about 2X that of a 91mm SAK). Pocket clip.
I'm very pleased with the knife; as good or better than fancy name brands costing several times more ($20). Got it off big book store; but also
listed on companies website. Choose carefully as they have several other models in 5Cr... IMHO a good choice for heavy duty work knife.
FYI: Yes, made for Crescent Tools, of Crescent wrench fame.
Just got it Friday. Quite impressed with overall quality. ca. 3.5 oz. Black wash blade, (will probably polish off later).
Edge was a bit toothy for me so spent some time with my diamond hones and then 400 to 1500 grit emory on paint paddles.
Now slices phone book paper like it was water - really good edge for thick blade (about 2X that of a 91mm SAK). Pocket clip.
I'm very pleased with the knife; as good or better than fancy name brands costing several times more ($20). Got it off big book store; but also
listed on companies website. Choose carefully as they have several other models in 5Cr... IMHO a good choice for heavy duty work knife.
FYI: Yes, made for Crescent Tools, of Crescent wrench fame.
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The Bear has landed! I'm surprised at how light it is! It's a stunner, and the action is flawless!
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JWright214
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I love that Battle Horse, great looking knifeFrom Blade Show 2022:
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LTW Forest Trail in A2
Love it! You are definitely building up that LTWK collection. I’ve become a huge fan of theirs.
Tetsujin 140.6
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Thanks. I definitely think so too.
I walked into Blade Show saying that the one thing I DIDN'T need were more small fixed blades . . . but I fell for this one right away!!
JWright214
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I love it so much I bought a second one to have as a spare (left one is new). This knife has been getting abused lately around the house and it’s held up wonderfully. It’s kicked my Izula out of my pocket lately and that’s saying a lot for me. That’s the fourth knife to be delivered in as many days, time to slow down a bit 
