One knife, so much cardboard..
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EMERSON! The right tool for the job at hand, bro! Great pic! That cardboard will be sliced and diced in short order! [emoji106][emoji122][emoji123]
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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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EMERSON! The right tool for the job at hand, bro! Great pic! That cardboard will be sliced and diced in short order! [emoji106][emoji122][emoji123]
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At least I will get some practise using the chiselgrind
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Goin' through the pics on my laptop and found THIS little gem. Took this last year while working on the coast - I'm thinking Gold Beach, if memory serves! Scaled a pretty large rock - a mountain of a thing, really - and secured this awesome shot.
Of course, the "after" shot was how I came tumbling down, to the tune of a bunch of little brats laughing and pointing at "the fat guy" who "had no business" climbing at his age. Dude - I'm 46. Really?? Of course, I tried kicking sand in their faces, like Any self-respecting adult - but they were too far up the rock at that point and I simply looked even more "the fat guy" LOL
Hate those kids, LOL
OH, so the MORAL of my story/pic is how I miss my Sebe 25. She was my first "serious" knife, if that makes sense. I ended up moving on and selling her, but I kept the custom bead she came with.
Because you never forget your first!
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Of course, the "after" shot was how I came tumbling down, to the tune of a bunch of little brats laughing and pointing at "the fat guy" who "had no business" climbing at his age. Dude - I'm 46. Really?? Of course, I tried kicking sand in their faces, like Any self-respecting adult - but they were too far up the rock at that point and I simply looked even more "the fat guy" LOL
Hate those kids, LOL
OH, so the MORAL of my story/pic is how I miss my Sebe 25. She was my first "serious" knife, if that makes sense. I ended up moving on and selling her, but I kept the custom bead she came with.
Because you never forget your first!
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Heres one my dad picked up for me in France. Unique to me. It opens by sliding the blade out the front and locks with a liner lock.
That is cool, looks like a french variation of a Benchmark Rolox, any more info on it?
:thumbup: How do yo like the ZT Matt?
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Pr3inar
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Sexy, bro! That some Busse steel your wielding there?? Looks like the Gemini, if memory serves. Either way, great knife and great pic! [emoji106][emoji122]
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Thanks. It's a Busse "NARK". Apparently not many of them out there and this one is in perfect condition. Just got it this week.
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Thank you! I'm pretty happy with how they turned out. These were done by Rayster.
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