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[BlindMouse2of3]

Mine just so happened to unexpectedly appear today. Wow. The burlap was a request by me of a slightly modified version of a folder. Nailed it. The green mini chooper was a test blade that I managed to claim first . The chooper is so much more than I had anticipated in all good ways. Just under 6" from tip to scale, the size is perfect for large carry without being to much knife. It is remarkably perfectly sized. It also has a squarish grip that agrees with my hands and to answer the question of material I had the other week of what I prefer better: textured burlap or smooth suretouch. The answer is textured suretouch is awesome. If anyone needs it I have a white river firecraft 7 that needs a new home as it'll never be carried again. Seriously though I'll go trade it in at the knife store in the next couple of days. This pair I can quickly see becoming my outdoors pair if I'm not careful. I look forward to having a little time to properly test them.

 

[BlindMouse2of3]

Here we see the Chooper in its natural habitat. It was used to process a good bit of two cows this weekend. I wasn't there but I hear it did great. I should have it back tomorrow and will see how the edge it holding up (should be dull no doubt). I imagine that it should have the first application of a nice patina on it.

Spoiler: Cow parts

 

[Bob Denman]

Here we see the Chooper in its natural habitat. It was used to process a good bit of two cows this weekend. I wasn't there but I hear it did great. I should have it back tomorrow and will see how the edge it holding up (should be dull no doubt). I imagine that it should have the first application of a nice patina on it.

Just remember: There is no such thing as a steak that is too big. It's just that the grilles are too small!

 

[BlindMouse2of3]

You make make a nice grill out of a 4'x8' sheet of 1.5" thick steel, a cat 972 and a propane oxygen torch.

 

[Bob Denman]

 

[u.hansen]

David Mary,
You exceeded my expectations. The grind is perfect for the cutting I'll be doing.
THANKS

 

[David Mary]

u.hansen you are very welcome and thank you for posting!

 

[u.hansen]

Action pics of David Mary's knife



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[RSL19]

 

[DocJekl]

Incoming! Thanks David!

 

[James River]

Incoming! Thanks David!

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Those are awesome man!

 

[DocJekl]

Those are awesome man!

Been in my pocket since they arrived yesterday...

 

[David Mary]

My personal chef knife I made myself in 15N20 and tigerwood.

 

[DocJekl]

I received my David Mary Zoomerang from Empire Outfitters the other day, and finally got around to taking pics of it. I included it next to my G-carta trout Midirang and a Murray Carter San Mai neck knife for size comparisons.

 

[James River]

 

[RSL19]

You digging it?

 

[BlindMouse2of3]

Forgot to clear the aluminum foil.

 

[David Mary]

Shouldn’t have looked. Now I’m hungry

 

[BlindMouse2of3]

Come on over. Leftovers for days

 

[RSL19]

Midnighter Fighter and a serrated hawkbill. Besides selling David's work, I also have a growing collection. This MF is just insane. Dang it so is the Hawkbill.