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My knife collection. Ok ladies & guys lets see yours.
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Is this a free for all thread now? Don't make me post some users!
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Nice stuff, Barber! Thanks for sharing.
Bear- you know you wanna. But don't, cuz I'll have to set my credit card on fire.
Bear- you know you wanna. But don't, cuz I'll have to set my credit card on fire.
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I will spare you today but once you see the knives I am working with, you won't be able to escape the wrath of our great sickness (addiction).
Anyone wanting to see my past reviews can, by clicking on my name next to the avatar and select view public profile then select visitor messages.
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Hi all I am seeing some really awesome collections. Thanks for posting them
all.
Tknife your sheath is going to be done tonight and will be ready to ship
by Friday.
Bear thanks again for all your pics and post I still can not believe it
has only been a little over two months since I opened up my shop.
I thought I would just make knives on day that it rained or snowed
but now I am making more knives than cutting trees. I cut trees for a
few hours in the morning and then by after noon and making knives.
Again all very nice pics of the knives keep them comming.
Bryan
all.
Tknife your sheath is going to be done tonight and will be ready to ship
by Friday.
Bear thanks again for all your pics and post I still can not believe it
has only been a little over two months since I opened up my shop.
I thought I would just make knives on day that it rained or snowed
but now I am making more knives than cutting trees. I cut trees for a
few hours in the morning and then by after noon and making knives.
Again all very nice pics of the knives keep them comming.
Bryan
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Ya, tknife is getting my knife before i get my knife.:grumpy: but its not pink.
I saw several knives i've never saw before and i really like them. Maybe i will turn out like all you guys, you know, with a suitcase full.
I saw several knives i've never saw before and i really like them. Maybe i will turn out like all you guys, you know, with a suitcase full.
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You folks all have some very nice collections. I'd be all over taking some pictures and posting my humble and rather small collection, but with dial-up internet I dread the thought of uploading almost anything. And don't even ask how long it takes to load threads like this.
You know you're addicted when you wait a significant portion of an hour to look at pictures of other people's knives.
You know you're addicted when you wait a significant portion of an hour to look at pictures of other people's knives.
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I hate double p0sts!
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My pic from Blade magazine's "The Knife I Carry":
C.L.A.K. is the knife second from the right a Herters? It sure looks a lot like it. My dad gave me one a couple years ago, it was his fishing knife. It has a lot of sentimental value to me and I am weary of taking it in the field. I have not been able to find a lot of info on it, if you have any to share I would be greatful!
Dad's knife:
Sorry- not what you are looking for, mine is a Frosts Laminated steel. Interesting to note that the sheath looks identical other than color of dye. I have never seen yours before, they are the same design as a Grohmann knife. Thanks for showing yours- is it a full convex grind?
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man.. there are some great looking knives on this thread...:thumbup:
i snapped a pic of my wife's ever-growing knife collection, yesterday... there are a few that didn't make it in the pic...
what do you all think...
i snapped a pic of my wife's ever-growing knife collection, yesterday... there are a few that didn't make it in the pic...
what do you all think...
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My current collection...(missing a Camp Tramp, Swiss Champ, Kershaw, and another Spyderco)
Just the folders.....
Peace, John
Whats that small buck on the bottom row on either side?? I used to have one of those when I was little. It was given to me by my grampa before he passed and then got lost. Do they still make those, I would love a replacement!!
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Wow mike, your wife has a good selection! I like the ML knife, I really need to get one of those. He has some on his website that are really nice, they sell quick though!
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C.L.A.K. Thanks for the reply, yes it's a full convex. It is very easy to maintain and stays sharp!
And to add some blades to the thread here are some from my small collection:
2 CRKT, Mora, and my beloved GL Drew Ulu
A big chopper, and a Mora for size comparison
My Ontario knife collection (purchased before the hoopla)
RAT 7
Every day carry
OHT, CRKT Glock 17
And to add some blades to the thread here are some from my small collection:
2 CRKT, Mora, and my beloved GL Drew Ulu
A big chopper, and a Mora for size comparison
My Ontario knife collection (purchased before the hoopla)
RAT 7
Every day carry
OHT, CRKT Glock 17