nice collection !!!
few of mine
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I like that Spydie (I mean, of course I like the CRK, but...), have you put it to use? And if so, how does she handle the pressure?
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I like that Spydie (I mean, of course I like the CRK, but...), have you put it to use? And if so, how does she handle the pressure?
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I love my 210TK, best knife ever.
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Becker Necker it is, I thought I did a better job of disguising it!
He beat me to it...the rounded guard and that sharp corner gives it away.
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my favorite fixed blade is the one I am making at any given point in time!
seriously, the Moran, Russell, and Scagel blades are all great history. The funny thing, I was looking at the blades first as a knife maker and not a collector, and was looking at which ones I thought would function best. I picked the Russel, Moran, and Scagel without noticing who had made them. It was only after I went back that I realized that the ones that looked as if they should function the best were by this famous trio of smiths.
Thanks for sharing this nice collection with us.
Kevin
seriously, the Moran, Russell, and Scagel blades are all great history. The funny thing, I was looking at the blades first as a knife maker and not a collector, and was looking at which ones I thought would function best. I picked the Russel, Moran, and Scagel without noticing who had made them. It was only after I went back that I realized that the ones that looked as if they should function the best were by this famous trio of smiths.
Thanks for sharing this nice collection with us.
Kevin
