Let's see your CRK posing with scenery!

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You are a braver man than me! I know that the AEB-L that the CRK damascus blades are made from is crazy tough and has greater impact toughness than most of the modern PM steels, but for the life of me I cannot bring myself to use my damascus CRK for anything else other than light cutting tasks. Every time I try...it's like my heart wants to but my brain can't (or maybe my brain wants to but my heart can't?)
 
pnsxyr said:
You are a braver man than me! I know that the AEB-L that the CRK damascus blades are made from is crazy tough and has greater impact toughness than most of the modern PM steels, but for the life of me I cannot bring myself to use my damascus CRK for anything else other than light cutting tasks. Every time I try...it's like my heart wants to but my brain can't (or maybe my brain wants to but my heart can't?)
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Completely understandable. My wood inlay/Damascus blade 21s only get light duty. Micarta and Plain get a little more action
 
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