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matthewdanger said:
I got a good deal on a few of these neat knives. It is made by Survival Kits International (I have never heard of them). It is an carbon steel Ontario kitchen knife blade with a flat(ish) grind all the way to the edge. The edges typically need a little work and the back edge is sharpened so it may not be legal to own everywhere - please check your local laws before calling dibs.

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got any more that you would like to spare?
 
Snow said:
I can't remember who posted the thread, but somebody made a neat convex field sharpening kit with some strips of sandpaper and mousepad. I just made one for myself and have the sandpaper and mousepad pieces left over for 4 more kits. My Walmart only had 400, 1000, and 2000. If you want more, you'll have to add it. I also don't have any more Altoids tins, so you'll have to supply your own. However, if anybody would like the paper and pad pieces for a kit, shoot me a PM.
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Snow, I received the sharpening kit materials yesterday. Thanks again:thumbup:

Jon
 
matthewdanger said:
I got a good deal on a few of these neat knives. It is made by Survival Kits International (I have never heard of them). It is an carbon steel Ontario kitchen knife blade with a flat(ish) grind all the way to the edge. The edges typically need a little work and the back edge is sharpened so it may not be legal to own everywhere - please check your local laws before calling dibs.

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would take one of these if there's any left


andrew
 
I have a Gerber folding saw that I could send to a new home. It's been around a while but still sharp and works pretty good. It has a nylon sheath.

j_a789@hotmail.com

That is in case I forget to check back for a while.
 
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