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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is available! Price is $250 ea (shipped within CONUS).
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/
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Thank you so much for your generous support of my humble work!
norcalAF
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A man after my own heart!
el gigantor
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What's the model name for the second-to-last knife?
norcalAF
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Commission the second ever! I bought the prototype for a kitchen knife for my 7 year old daughter Emiko, and it works great for both of usI love that wood and blade shape!norcalAF .
it makes a great detail knife in the kitchen and would surely make a great pocket carry EDC companion 
if intended for EDC, I would ask David for a lanyard tube instead of a solid rear pin so you can tie something on.
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Sirupetite
So named for its inspiration from the much larger Nepalese Sirupati that bears a similar shape. This little guy was followed with the development of the DropT, and American Gentlemen, which share similar design language. It's been humorously referred to as the "tactical butter knife". The spec pic below represents an update to the design since the two iterations below, being ever so slightly taller in profile for a tiny bit of added strength. This knife, however, is not a Superman, but a Flash.
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So named for its inspiration from the much larger Nepalese Sirupati that bears a similar shape. This little guy was followed with the development of the DropT, and American Gentlemen, which share similar design language. It's been humorously referred to as the "tactical butter knife". The spec pic below represents an update to the design since the two iterations below, being ever so slightly taller in profile for a tiny bit of added strength. This knife, however, is not a Superman, but a Flash.
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