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the LH axes are a dream. Check Knife Center and Garrett Wade. Liam just sent them batches of the bearded and non bearded belt axes. It's a perfect camp axe.
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the LH axes are a dream. Check Knife Center and Garrett Wade. Liam just sent them batches of the bearded and non bearded belt axes. It's a perfect camp axe.
FeralGentleman
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Yep I noticed that. I could go for a bearded hatchet since it differs from my current hatchets. I do have a bearded carving axe, so I wonder how the geometry differs with Liam's belt axe.
I better not wonder too hard though; it might be a while before dealers get a restock at the rate he's getting orders in.
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When y'all are carrying and using these knives I'm happy. This is what we make them for!
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Thanks Phillip! A lot of times when I am out in the woods I am with kids teaching, so I don't carry a camera. I usually try and snap a few pics with my phone quickly. Sometimes they turn out good and sometimes not. These weren't the best but I thought I would post them anyways. The production duke is a great all around knife. Probably the closest to a one tool option that I have owned. I would feel confident throwing it in my go bag for sure. It performs great for many tasks, is relatively light and has good corrosion resistance.
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After visiting with my wife's brother in Ft Lauderdale, we traveled south for a little Urban Adventure on Miami Beach. We had lunch at the iconic Fontainbleau Hotel, which took me back to a business conference I attended at the hotel in the late 90's during the filming of a Sharon Stone & Sylvester Stallone movie called "The Specialist". What can I say, Sharon was smokin hot and Sly was, well.....short :
Here is a pic of the beach right off the boardwalk that runs behind the hotel:
Since the beach was crowded I had to wait till sunset to take a knife pic to make it official. Didn't want to alarm any of the hotel guests:
On a side note, Miami Beach was bracing itself for the influx of 20K or so fans coming into town for the Ultra Music Festival at Bayfront Park. A little too "Techno" for our taste, however, if you google it you'll see that Miami really knows how to throw a party.
Peter
Here is a pic of the beach right off the boardwalk that runs behind the hotel:
Since the beach was crowded I had to wait till sunset to take a knife pic to make it official. Didn't want to alarm any of the hotel guests:
On a side note, Miami Beach was bracing itself for the influx of 20K or so fans coming into town for the Ultra Music Festival at Bayfront Park. A little too "Techno" for our taste, however, if you google it you'll see that Miami really knows how to throw a party.
Peter
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