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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.
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Awesome daizee. 
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Idk if any of my fellow BH's have ever tried this?
Actually kinda surprised we don't have our own thread on making maple syrup...
It's Alot of work, but we had a beautiful March.
Just a little warm
Actually kinda surprised we don't have our own thread on making maple syrup...
It's Alot of work, but we had a beautiful March.
Just a little warm
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My first Becker and my first knife mod....
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My first Becker and my first knife mod....
Looks Great, Bright and Shiny....
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Almost all stripped
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Haha, yep, getting there. I got the ol' girl in 2011. She's seen some use.
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Still only using the center area of the blade i see... youve really got use that knife in a sawing motion in the wood. You can tell its made for that by the plain edge. A knife with a serrated edge is for pounding.
Set that blade on the log and work it back and forth. You wont even need to hit it with a baton. You may even get large muscles from this activity but most likely, youll get an overworked arm, which even better! After repeating this for several attempts you may begin receiving the much sought after condition, known as tennis elbow!
also... that is a bk9 which all my becker knives aspire to be like.
Set that blade on the log and work it back and forth. You wont even need to hit it with a baton. You may even get large muscles from this activity but most likely, youll get an overworked arm, which even better! After repeating this for several attempts you may begin receiving the much sought after condition, known as tennis elbow!
also... that is a bk9 which all my becker knives aspire to be like.
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The edge is toothy enough that it may saw just fine and dandy, haha.
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Happy day early Mother’s Day BeckerHeads.
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Been a while since I posted up the collection. Couple of rare birds in there, but mostly pretty straightforward. Had to sell a few but they were mostly duplicates that I had. Didn't sell off anything too precious.
So I see the img trick doesn't work anymore? How do people post pictures now?
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Maybe I just did it wrong
Been a while since I posted up the collection. Couple of rare birds in there, but mostly pretty straightforward. Had to sell a few but they were mostly duplicates that I had. Didn't sell off anything too precious.
So I see the img trick doesn't work anymore? How do people post pictures now?
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To save a bit of money, I cut 210 small trees (invasive) to make extensions for sprinklers in one of my nurseries.
Used the King, and it did awesome.
Used the King, and it did awesome.
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The wife got a nice bottle of my favorite Scotch for me, for Father's Day:
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