Mistwalker
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Yep, another 8 inches here since yesterday. and 12F for the high today. It's nice and all, and different from the south to be sure... but I've had enough for one year
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Fiddleback Nessmuk, Some Thoughts From The Kitchen
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Yep, another 8 inches here since yesterday. and 12F for the high today. It's nice and all, and different from the south to be sure... but I've had enough for one year
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No pics, but we had steak tonight... could not find a steak knife for me, so I grabbed my kitchen Nessie, a 5/32" high grind that I've thinned the edge a little on... WOW, what a cool knife in the kitchen! Nessies are just fun to use! I think a 1/8" Camp Nessie would be great in the kitchen! (that's a bug in Papa Fiddleback's ear!)
-Will
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Mistwalker
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No pics, but we had steak tonight... could not find a steak knife for me, so I grabbed my kitchen Nessie, a 5/32" high grind that I've thinned the edge a little on... WOW, what a cool knife in the kitchen! Nessies are just fun to use! I think a 1/8" Camp Nessie would be great in the kitchen! (that's a bug in Papa Fiddleback's ear!)
-Will
The Nessie really is a fun knife to use, and yes considering the edge drops all the way down even with the guard on the Camp Nessie, it would be just awesome at a citting board. I really like the S shape of the standard Nessie though, so I wish I could talk Andy into making me one especially for the kitchen with a dropped edge, not a removed guard. Ideally, I would love a matching handled set of all 5/32 with high grind, Woodsman, Nessie, KE Bushie, and F2 for my kitchen, and emerald green shade tree would be perfect
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The Nessie really is a fun knife to use, and yes considering the edge drops all the way down even with the guard on the Camp Nessie, it would be just awesome at a citting board. I really like the S shape of the standard Nessie though, so I wish I could talk Andy into making me one especially for the kitchen with a dropped edge, not a removed guard. Ideally, I would love a matching handled set of all 5/32 with high grind, Woodsman, Nessie, KE Bushie, and F2 for my kitchen, and emerald green shade tree would be perfect
I like your thoughts! NICE!