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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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clinton1
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Richard338
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Paul Long is missed in his retirement.
dericdesmond
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Had mentioned giving my cuz who was leaving for the army an aebl dek-1. Well I ended up trading that for a sweet Hinderer. Decided to give him this d3v one instead that I picked up from blade this year as well as a Military I picked up from
Boru13
years ago. Didnt notice at first but after closer inspection it appeared to have an acid wash “lite” for lack of better explanation. Brought it back to the show on Saturday to ask Mark
Wtf and he said it was acid washed despite the tag not mentioning. To me it looks tumbled with a rash,,cant really feel its texture like you can most aw’s. No less its finish was cool and unique and the bte also seemed extra thin. Hope he beats its ass.
Boru13
years ago. Didnt notice at first but after closer inspection it appeared to have an acid wash “lite” for lack of better explanation. Brought it back to the show on Saturday to ask MarkWtf and he said it was acid washed despite the tag not mentioning. To me it looks tumbled with a rash,,cant really feel its texture like you can most aw’s. No less its finish was cool and unique and the bte also seemed extra thin. Hope he beats its ass.
EMCEE
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Beautifully done and I agree w/ Richard, Paul’s sheaths are a step above and will be missed. If you don’t mind, what is the inlay material on your Shiv sheath and where were your DIW scales made ? Great stuff there man !
dericdesmond
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^cant believe they did ya like that on the d3v stamp placement. Oh and bowling ball handles? Wtf
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That is awesome!
Do you slide the shelf out to remove the sheath and shiv?
(If so that's even more cool)
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Yep. The sheath will come out, but the knife is trapped.
Tensegrity
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First of three hay deliveries dropped off before last week's storms. Have been working this little demon hard on the farm.
My neighbor dropping off the first cart with his older sister riding shotgun... for the three mile return trip. Hearty stock in that fam.
Finishing with the third delivery yesterday. All set for winter.
My neighbor dropping off the first cart with his older sister riding shotgun... for the three mile return trip. Hearty stock in that fam.
Finishing with the third delivery yesterday. All set for winter.
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Dude I'm so jealous of you!!!!
EMCEE
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Looks amazing too. Those fasteners really pop. Congrats !
EMCEE
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Your “ little demon” went from ‘lil demon to “THICKK ‘Lil Demon” from the 1st pic to the 3rd. Good to see I’m not the only one that changes knives as often as our pretty ladies change their outfits !
The farm always looks amazing, btw. You and the fam seem to have your own little slice of heaven.
MightyQ
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Thank you!!
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This one which had been eluding me ever since I whiffed on many opportunities to score one (or a few) back in the leaner days:
