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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.
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I'm Brian and so's my wife!I read that it's 1 BF knife per household member. I would like 12 blade forum knives for me and my 11 wives please.
I'm Brian and so's my wife!
I'm stoked to see that Naked Narwhal blade etch! Gonna be sweet!![]()
Me too! I’m pretty sure I won’t even get one though, I’ve only been in here 9 months.I would like 2 of the bladeforum knives.
Don't feel Bad, I've been on here for YEARS and missed 'em....Me too! I’m pretty sure I won’t even get one though, I’ve only been in here 9 months.
Sharpening is not the problem. Grinding the blade "Blank" from thin stock by hand without creating a recurve is the problem. GEC has grinding machines that can be adjusted for height and depth of grind for repeatable accuracy on hundreds of blanks. I'm just not a FAN of recurve blade styles especially on slip joints.Absolutely no problems sharpening the blade. I had a similar concern, but it got real sharp just fine. The angle of the belly made for a really, REALLY nice cutter.
Yep my 86 Oilfield is the same way. Not too much of an issue if I used my Spyderco sharp maker.
The recurve is very shallow, as to be negligible. I don't sharpen my 86 Oilfield any different than my other knives.
Without a doubt so slight to be negligible, but it's there...as I've said I've seen others more pronounced that I had to pass on purchase. I'm just not a big Fan of a blade that can be FLAT that has a recurve....We all have our own ideas on this, and I'm sure I will get try to get this #86 for my collection.
The recurve is very shallow, as to be negligible. I don't sharpen my 86 Oilfield any different than my other knives.
Looks like just a bit more of a gap than the factory GEC sheepfoot grind
The recurve is very shallow, as to be negligible. I don't sharpen my 86 Oilfield any different than my other knives.
I don't know, I think anything with that Abalone stuff on it might qualifyAll this talk has me thinking. When is there going to be a GEC girl’s knife? Or even a ladies’ knife? Or a Mountain Woman’s knife?
And no, French Kate don’t count.
What do you mean?What is the most acceptable way to release a GEC knife?