Christobal, is that one of the Italian Forum fixed blades? Big Mike
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Christobal, is that one of the Italian Forum fixed blades? Big Mike
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I made these camp tongs in about 3 minutes.
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Some very nice choppers, folks!
Here is one of mine, forged from a big horse rasp. I call it the "Khulok".
Andy
Here is one of mine, forged from a big horse rasp. I call it the "Khulok".
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Trees are going down good in this thread :thumbup: I'll contribute a few pics to
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I see that I am in good company here, nice to know that other people also have more choppers than would seem reasonable to normal folk.
chopping pulled pork
cleared a fallen tree off a trail with a Busse BM-E
Burt Foster Blue Collar Camp Knife
rtiger2 using my Busse Ruck Kensai
Had some friends over to help me drop some trees, we had a few knives...
after they left, still had to clean up the mess
so I used most of these
Barkie Golok
Busse SHBM
fun with pumpkin
chopping pulled pork
cleared a fallen tree off a trail with a Busse BM-E
Burt Foster Blue Collar Camp Knife
rtiger2 using my Busse Ruck Kensai
Had some friends over to help me drop some trees, we had a few knives...
after they left, still had to clean up the mess
so I used most of these
Barkie Golok
Busse SHBM
fun with pumpkin
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Don't get a chance to get into the wuhdz as much as I did because of the constraints of college and a few other things (like a 4 year old with another one on the way). Hopefully things will change when I finish my Master's, maybe I'll even get back to teaching (I miss it).
But here are my choppers:
CS Khuk Machete. Best 20 bucks I ever spent with my clothes on. It's a little more scratched up now.
CS Trailhawk. I flat love this thing. I want a Rifleman's hawk or a Norsehawk, too.
RAT7. Bought it back when Jeff and Mike were still working with Ontario. The black coating had to be taken off because a buddy's wife decided to slice lemons with it and neglected to tell me. Imagine my surprise when I found my knife eaten all to hell by rust. I used a Dremel, and sandpaper that started at 80 grit and went all the way up to 2000 grit. It has since developed a patina
:cough cough:: because I used mustard on it ::cough cough:.
But here are my choppers:
CS Khuk Machete. Best 20 bucks I ever spent with my clothes on. It's a little more scratched up now.
CS Trailhawk. I flat love this thing. I want a Rifleman's hawk or a Norsehawk, too.
RAT7. Bought it back when Jeff and Mike were still working with Ontario. The black coating had to be taken off because a buddy's wife decided to slice lemons with it and neglected to tell me. Imagine my surprise when I found my knife eaten all to hell by rust. I used a Dremel, and sandpaper that started at 80 grit and went all the way up to 2000 grit. It has since developed a patina
:cough cough:: because I used mustard on it ::cough cough:.
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