Fixed blades

[Crag the Brewer]

I was generously given my first Beck this week....
She's SMOOTH.....& Silky.
Lots of fondling and groping.






O1 Beauties

 

[Horsewright]

Damasteel Vaquero Ultralites, a model I hadn't made in some 8-10 years maybe:

 

[jfk1110]

Did someone say @KiljoyKutlery ? Man let me throw these into the mix!
Ditto to all that @charliedontsurf and @BOHAWG both said.
Homie can make a stout blade that is just aesthetically pleasing...
I've known Gene for about 12 years and have gotten to know him, his design and philosophy are all his own.

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My personal fave of the bunch:


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Love.his stuff.......

 

[Alone]

What flashlight you got on the 45? Need to pick one up, but they are SO pricey these days

That's a "SureFire". I believe that the nomenclature is the "X300". As far as I know, it's one of SureFire's cheapest weaponlights. (*"Cheapest" being relative)

 

[Alone]

 

[Aardvark]

Wow, I like everything about that Condor. Well, except for the fact that it isn't mine.
Is the handle walnut?

 

[beeinak]

My CPK EDC arrived last evening and looks like it will make a great addition to my favorite EDC fixed blades for in town.

 

[Alone]

Wow, I like everything about that Condor. Well, except for the fact that it isn't mine.
Is the handle walnut?

Yessir, the scales are walnut.

 

[luethge]

This thing doesn’t fold. This is my first time using one of these and I’m impressed. Chops really well for what it is. Ontario SPAX is going to be an excellent beater.

 

[William Duncan]

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This thing doesn’t fold. This is my first time using one of these and I’m impressed. Chops really well for what it is. Ontario SPAX is going to be an excellent beater.

Man that thing looks familiar.. Was those ever army issued? I think I use to have one in my humvee.. I remember fondling it all the time waiting on the stupid blue froce tracker to load..

 

[Crag the Brewer]

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This thing doesn’t fold. This is my first time using one of these and I’m impressed. Chops really well for what it is. Ontario SPAX is going to be an excellent beater.

Would be Cooler with zombie green Micarta.....lol

-actualy, I do think it's pretty Neat

 

[SharpBits]

Man that thing looks familiar.. Was those ever army issued? I think I use to have one in my humvee.. I remember fondling it all the time waiting on the stupid blue froce tracker to load..

The Spax has an NSN so it is likely you saw one in the army.

 

[luethge]

Man that thing looks familiar.. Was those ever army issued? I think I use to have one in my humvee.. I remember fondling it all the time waiting on the stupid blue froce tracker to load..

This one came from military overstock after the last withdrawal.

 

[William Duncan]

This one came from military overstock after the last withdrawal.

I thought it looked familiar. I remember having conversations with my driver and gunner about weird cut out in the middle. Pretty sure it fit on the humvee door somewhere. Nonetheless it brings back good memories. Thanks for sharing

 

[Alone]

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This thing doesn’t fold. This is my first time using one of these and I’m impressed. Chops really well for what it is. Ontario SPAX is going to be an excellent beater.

"Hold my beer..."

 

[Arathol]

I thought it looked familiar. I remember having conversations with my driver and gunner about weird cut out in the middle.

The cut out is a fire hydrant / gas main shut off wrench

 

[knoefz]

Afternoon tea in the backyard.
MKM Normar split some dried beechwood.

into some real small sticks

Sorted in thickness

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The some nice curls. Beechwood isn;t too easy to get nice long curls

Then sliced some gingerroot for tea and a kaki fruit to eat

Started the fire with a piece of birchbark and my ferrorod.
The but of the Normar is a fantastic striker!

Put my mug with water on, waiting for the boil while feeding small sticks into the fire

Love the flames

We have a boil

Then tea is ready

 

[jfk1110]

Afternoon tea in the backyard.
MKM Normar split some dried beechwood.

into some real small sticks

Sorted in thickness

\

The some nice curls. Beechwood isn;t too easy to get nice long curls

Then sliced some gingerroot for tea and a kaki fruit to eat

Started the fire with a piece of birchbark and my ferrorod.
The but of the Normar is a fantastic striker!

Put my mug with water on, waiting for the boil while feeding small sticks into the fire

Love the flames

We have a boil

Then tea is ready

Really do love seeing your posts like this..............Thank you for sharing them

 

[ferider]

NKD …. I’m thrilled.

Really great, Hunter / @Huntsman Knife Co. LLC. !

SSDFK for size reference:

 

[RLB0414]

NKD …. I’m thrilled.

Really great, Hunter / @Huntsman Knife Co. LLC. !

SSDFK for size reference:

With that, who needs a small axe for kindling and limbs.