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That's a must for sure, once you've had it, you cannot "unhave it". Most SAKs, really, are enough and the knife for most people's lifetimes and needs.
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Knives you couldn't live without?
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That's a must for sure, once you've had it, you cannot "unhave it". Most SAKs, really, are enough and the knife for most people's lifetimes and needs.
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I see you did this yesterday, we must've had the same idea you just posted it first. I'll leave mine up for a few days, if it doesn't garner much response I'll close it.
To answer your question my custom Bud Nealy Aikuchi.
To answer your question my custom Bud Nealy Aikuchi.
I wouldn't want to be without my Spyderco Military and my Victorinox Tinker. Both knives are as efficient as it gets. The Military cuts so well with the full flat grind and tapered profile, and the Tinker has everything I need (Flat and Philips screwdrivers) and nothing I do not.
I just bought one, directly from Emerson, my first Emerson in a couple of years. The quality is outstanding, better than ever. Very well put together, perfect grinds, no gaps between the G10 and liners, perfect lockup and centering, etc.
I just bought one, directly from Emerson, my first Emerson in a couple of years. The quality is outstanding, better than ever. Very well put together, perfect grinds, no gaps between the G10 and liners, perfect lockup and centering, etc.