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Use the reply button on the right of the post you are pertaining to.Nice collection! I'm digging the 2nd from left especially.
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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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Lucky Dog Knife Co
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Whoops…I messed that up!Use the reply button on the right of the post you are pertaining to.
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I'm not sure what page I was on when I replied. 
Sam Wilson
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It's complicated.
The blade was made by a blacksmith from Chelyabinsk, he specializes in heat treatment of tool steels. The blade is made from the Russian analogue of D2, (Х12МФ). Another master from Kaluga assembled the knife and made micarta. He also made a Kydex sheath for concealed carry.
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Finally getting around to running some field tests* on a knife I cobbed together a few months ago.
Band mill steel for the blade, rived black walnut scales, and an old nail peened over for pins.
*More like driveway tests.
RLB0414
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Looks great
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Thank you. If I had some tools other than a Dremel and an angle grinder I could have done a nicer job on the finish work. Of course, being for myself, crude but effective is fine.Not bad!!!
ferider
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Love it. Does this thing also have CPK scales ? They look like it.
Like this one (FF Production Camp):
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Love it. Does this thing also have CPK scales ? They look like it.
Like this one (FF Production Camp):
Yessir, same scales. They're just about perfect for my tastes.
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StrangeDaze
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There was a production duke.
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Gary W. Graley
talked me into this one 
Griffin Company X Series EDC in stonewashed hollow ground Magnacut and marbled carbon fiber scales. I removed the belt clip and chain, for pocket carry, and I'll let you know how it goes over the next few weeks. I may switch to the black micarta scales for better grip, but the CF looks sick!
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Only one person commented that the LE Paperwork for the Buck (that I suggested reading) says it is a "clip point" but it's actually a drop pointThis just in. Read the card that was in the Buck's box...
This Boker is pretty stout! I have not explored the hidden compartment inside the scales, but plan to put a fire starter, hook, and line in there.
The Boker was returned unused, and my refund was processed. If I didn't already have the Magnacut Knafs Lulu with the 90 degree spine for striking fire steel I'd have kept the Boker.
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ferider
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Paul (@CPE_Knives) is getting close with my takedown Tanto. 0.3“ Magnacut, 12.32 ounces, 9 5/8" blade length.
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The knife is called "Wind, Thunder and Lightning"
His photos:
The knife is called "Wind, Thunder and Lightning"
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