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[Blues]

That's a PEACH*



*Performance Enhanced At Carothers Headquarters

I thought it was a pair.

 

[Mendoman]

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I knew that would be a controversial, borderline sacrilegious, statement but true nonetheless. However, nothing beats the salvaged, hurricane ravaged, trailer wood paneling or popsicle sticks.

 

[Grenock]

I knew that would be a controversial, borderline sacrilegious, statement but true nonetheless. However, nothing beats the salvaged, hurricane ravaged, trailer wood paneling or popsicle sticks.

Redeemed

 

[Uncle Slayton]

This handle shape is probably the nicest fit I've ever used (hard use demonstrated here)

 

[trevitrace]

^^ What kind of wacky variety of apples are those?

From last weekend. The fk didn't do much but spectate during the drop, cutting up and stacking/removal of the tree but was crucial when cold libations needed opening afterwards.

 

[Grenock]

^^ What kind of wacky variety of apples are those?

From last weekend. The fk didn't do much but spectate during the drop, cutting up and stacking/removal of the tree but was crucial when cold libations needed opening afterwards.

An old Husky white top and an EAB killed ash, doesn’t get much better than that.

 

[trevitrace]

Thanks, Marc. Thankfully only have had two in the yard. The one in the pic was about 15 feet from the cabin and leaning heavily. Hooked a rope up to my friend's truck and pulled for good measure but it was still a little sphincter puckering.

 

[Gusbuster]

 

[dericdesmond]

 

[ferider]

Morning CPK.

 

[tinfoil hat timmy]

Morning CPK.

be kind to that knife.

What do you think it can baton through steel or something???

Stick to butter and lead chain bro.

 

[ferider]

be kind to that knife.

What do you think it can baton through steel or something???

Stick to butter and lead chain bro.

No chunky peanut butter. Also, I forgot to pee on the chain this morning ...

 

[Richard338]

No chunky peanut butter. Also, I forgot to pee on the chain this morning ...

Yeah that PB is as creamy as the coffee. I wash down my extra chunky PB with strong black coffee!

 

[on_the_edge]

Fearsome foursome???

 

[Blues]

"Works for us!"

 

[SwarthyGnome]

 

[benchrest308]

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That chatoyance!

 

[Tree Herder V]

 

[Uncle Slayton]

^^ What kind of wacky variety of apples are those?

From last weekend. The fk didn't do much but spectate during the drop, cutting up and stacking/removal of the tree but was crucial when cold libations needed opening afterwards.

Late reply have been out of town the past week and a half. Apples are apocryphal in origin but hundreds of varieties grow in my area. These two are from some family land

 

[Pàdruig]

I have had an EDC (what gen it is, I know not) for awhile now but I haven't carried or used it all that much. I had it in my pocket yesterday and was trying to figure out why I didn't gravitate to it as much as I thought I would. What I came up with is the fact that it was sporting Ironwood scales. Sounds a bit silly, right? Who would shun such pretty wood (settle down )? As much as I love Ironwood and enjoy seeing it on knives, I also know what happens to Ironwood with use and handling - it darkens to an almost Ebony like appearance. Now I like Ebony, when it's actually Ebony, but I don't like it when Ironwood loses its figure and color so I think on a somewhat subconscious level, I have prevented myself from truly enjoying the knife that the EDC is.

Well, I had a solution already and I implemented it last night. I had a few sets of extra scales and I picked out a set of OD micarta and installed them, opting to keep the shiny hardware. I also am not much of a lanyard/fob guy - I find that they get in the way, especially on folders. However, on a little fixed blade that I like to pocket, a fob is most excellent so I made something crude but it works.

I was gifted this bead a few years ago in a Secret Santa exchange and have never found a use for it until now. It's kind of cool actually, the Mt. Hood bead from Hinderer's "Summit" series. I grew up on a farm with a daily view of some of the PNW's most prominent mountains - St Helens, Hood, Jefferson, 3 Sisters. (Jefferson from a hike a few years back pictured below)