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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.
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Sam Wilson
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Oh yeah, sure. For all I know you're probably a Canadian too. Doesn't get much worse...
I think mine's been around longer, so take that.
Sam
I think mine's been around longer, so take that.
Sam
navman
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Something different. I based this on a small pocket fixed blade I saw the Icelandic Coast Guard carrying during an exercise years ago. They used it for random everyday tasks. This one is a partial tang in rare Mike Norris Stainless damascus san mai with a CPM 440V (s60v) core and bone linen micarta scales. Finishing a pocket leather sheath now.
Aardvark
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Huh, handling a knife in bare feet. Probably runs with scissors, too.Something different. I based this on a small pocket fixed blade I saw the Icelandic Coast Guard carrying during an exercise years ago. They used it for random everyday tasks. This one is a partial tang in rare Mike Norris Stainless damascus san mai with a CPM 440V (s60v) core and bone linen micarta scales. Finishing a pocket leather sheath now.
Do you have a website? I probably can't afford it, but I really like that handle..
ferider
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Organic556
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Only one in existence with this configuration and only one guy to talk to for it.
Lucky Dog Knife Co
Lucky Dog Knife Co
SSII Kodiak gettin' some sun.
Sam
Beauty Sammy......
Something different. I based this on a small pocket fixed blade I saw the Icelandic
Guard carrying during an exercise years ago. They used it for random everyday tasks. This one is a partial tang in rare Mike Norris Stainless damascus san mai with a CPM 440V (s60v) core and bone linen micarta scales. Finishing a pocket leather sheath now.
Pretty sweet..
Nice job...
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Stubby as a Nelwyn, wild as a monkey, sharp as a chisel.
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Thank you sir
oldmanwilly
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Why do I like this concept so much? Really cool.
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I just ordered an Esee Izula and some handle scales because I liked the little Swiss Tech D2 knockoff. I really like the idea of a small edc fixed blade.
Sam Wilson
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M7 in Wilson Gray GunKote.
Sam
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Because what could go wrong with monkeys and chisels?
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Fun looking knife, I like A Lot about it....Idk why chisel grinds aren't more popular???
I made one so far, and really liked it, got a couple more coming up.
David, I hope you get to do more.
Lucky Dog Knife Co
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These look AMAZING David! Thank you for your excellent work bringing my designs to life. The special edition fat carbon one was a great idea on your part.
