woodysone
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Mat, I see two cups, who is the other one for?CPM: Carothers Performance Mugs! Over one year old and still performing like champs
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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: 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.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Photos! Post your CPK photos here!
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Standard78
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Split personality
Jeff Dickinson
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Diggin' the bright green tero w/ blue fasteners. Now all she needs is some black leather pants!
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This one is from way, way back #oldschoolcpk from the era when Nathan was a wee nipper in shorts 
Yup, he was still uber talented back then 
All the kidding aside with many thanks and gratitude again at my long time CPK-Bro @JustinFournier for honoring with with both custody and ownership of this unique EDC1 with Osage hands scales. My understanding is that these handle scales came from a block of Osage which Justin had sent to Nathan meaning that it is not from Nathan's own past stash or the newer ones which Nathan has since secured from his aunt's orchard/farm. Apart from this exception, everything else is vintage OG-CPK, i.e, the texturing on the scales, the black micarta liners and the while 9 yards. It's probably not stabilized the way in which Nathan has been doing the recent Osage handles (I forgot if he uses some resin or what not). In any case, I have no idea what the frak I'm muttering on about, so how about some pics, eh?
Yup, he was still uber talented back then All the kidding aside with many thanks and gratitude again at my long time CPK-Bro @JustinFournier for honoring with with both custody and ownership of this unique EDC1 with Osage hands scales. My understanding is that these handle scales came from a block of Osage which Justin had sent to Nathan meaning that it is not from Nathan's own past stash or the newer ones which Nathan has since secured from his aunt's orchard/farm. Apart from this exception, everything else is vintage OG-CPK, i.e, the texturing on the scales, the black micarta liners and the while 9 yards. It's probably not stabilized the way in which Nathan has been doing the recent Osage handles (I forgot if he uses some resin or what not). In any case, I have no idea what the frak I'm muttering on about, so how about some pics, eh?
Comprehensivist
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^ Very handsome piece of CPK history you have there
Casinostocks
. The original EDC configuration is still my favorite.
Congratulations on becoming the custodian of that beauty.
Phil
Casinostocks
. The original EDC configuration is still my favorite.Congratulations on becoming the custodian of that beauty.
Phil
Elgatodeacero
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The first CPK I ever purchased. Many more have followed.
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Richard338
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Damn! I'd say you hit the ground running!
Spyderco G clip. I put it on almost every sheath. Can be used with or without a belt and is easily removed without taking off the belt.
TommyGun56
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TommyGun56
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All DEK'd Out
From left to right(top Photo)
ECAM, African Blackwood, Cocobolo, Osage Orange, and Double Black Canvas. All D3V
Shout out to the CPK Crew for producing another "Fantastic" offering
From left to right(top Photo)
ECAM, African Blackwood, Cocobolo, Osage Orange, and Double Black Canvas. All D3V
Shout out to the CPK Crew for producing another "Fantastic" offering
Jeff Dickinson
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All DEK'd Out
From left to right(top Photo)
ECAM, African Blackwood, Cocobolo, Osage Orange, and Double Black Canvas. All D3V
Shout out to the CPK Crew for producing another "Fantastic" offering
Unbelievable! I know pics never do'em justice, but that cocobolo looks REAL nice.
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All DEK'd Out
From left to right(top Photo)
ECAM, African Blackwood, Cocobolo, Osage Orange, and Double Black Canvas. All D3V
Shout out to the CPK Crew for producing another "Fantastic" offering
Simply beautiful, magnificent and stupendous DEK1s. Congrats my friend and thank you for sharing
trevitrace
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One of these times I'm going to order a fancy Cpk. Those look fantastic. Congrats!
Richard338
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That's too much! I don't know which mystery wood is heading my way, but it looks like all of them are awesome...All DEK'd Out
From left to right(top Photo)
ECAM, African Blackwood, Cocobolo, Osage Orange, and Double Black Canvas. All D3V
Shout out to the CPK Crew for producing another "Fantastic" offering
TommyGun56
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Simply beautiful, magnificent and stupendous DEK1s. Congrats my friend and thank you for sharing
Thanks, they are indeed Beautiful, CPK just keeps rolling out magnificent Knives
Nathan the Machinist
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Thanks, they are indeed Beautiful, CPK just keeps rolling out magnificent Knives
I'm curious. Could you rank them? In your eyes, which one of those look the best to you in person?
Edit to add: I looked at all of them (obviously) and I have my own thoughts on this, but I would value your thoughts on it as well.