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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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- Thread starter shinyedges
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The knife is of course excelent, but I am really digging that sheath. My grandfather used to have a really weird looking blade that had been given to him during WW2, by a native in the south pacific after they took an island, stating "He wouldnt need it any more." The knife was much like a scythe, and if you were to make a knife specifically for the purpose of slashing someone's throat from behind, I doubt you could have improved on it much.... anyhow, it had a very carefully carved sheath made out of wood, surprisingly slim and snugly fitted to the blade. Your sheath somewhat looks like that one.
StrangeDaze
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Tops Zero Dark 30
Entrek Force Recon
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jeepin
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Pretty Cool
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New model I started over a year ago.
A real cutter!
I'll probably be showing it off and talking about It, a lot......."Sideshow" All of us have a freaky side.
This one is Cruwear 62.5HRC, and treated Right. If you know what I mean.
Rough ground, ready for clean up and soft shouldering convex of the shoulders.
-whatever that means?
A real cutter!
I'll probably be showing it off and talking about It, a lot......."Sideshow" All of us have a freaky side.
This one is Cruwear 62.5HRC, and treated Right. If you know what I mean.
Rough ground, ready for clean up and soft shouldering convex of the shoulders.
-whatever that means?
SharpBits
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I like what I’m seeing! One of my favorite steels as well.New model I started over a year ago.
A real cutter!
I'll probably be showing it off and talking about It, a lot......."Sideshow" All of us have a freaky side.
This one is Cruwear 62.5HRC, and treated Right. If you know what I mean.
Rough ground, ready for clean up and soft shouldering convex of the shoulders.
-whatever that means?
- Joined
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I like what I’m seeing! One of my favorite steels as well.
I like that most people don't know that it's a better steel....
Something that stuck in my craw, and Idk if I like it, or Hate it.....but a week or two ago, someone Here called it Motley Cruwear... Now, I can't get that out of my head!!!
*Typing this as Too Fast for Love album is going
I like what I see. I'm a little concerned about the handle above the cutting edge.New model I started over a year ago.
A real cutter!
I'll probably be showing it off and talking about It, a lot......."Sideshow" All of us have a freaky side.
This one is Cruwear 62.5HRC, and treated Right. If you know what I mean.
Rough ground, ready for clean up and soft shouldering convex of the shoulders.
-whatever that means?
Kraken Tactical Edc
Knifemaker / Craftsman / Service Provider
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Testing a few different surface finishes ill call it "Wasteland". This is on Nitro-V.
RLB0414
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Good looking blade. What material for the handle?New model I started over a year ago.
A real cutter!
I'll probably be showing it off and talking about It, a lot......."Sideshow" All of us have a freaky side.
This one is Cruwear 62.5HRC, and treated Right. If you know what I mean.
Rough ground, ready for clean up and soft shouldering convex of the shoulders.
-whatever that means?
They do have a "post apocalyptic" appearance. The book ends look like a good pocket carry size.