PSF27/D2 Interest

Would you be interested in D2 as a steel choice?

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Over the years I have owned and used a few of Bob Dozier's knives. They are hard to beat for edge retention. If used properly, they hold up very well. I definitely would not use one to pry open a car door or pound through a hardwood log, but there aren't many small thin blades that I would do that to. I know that it's weird, but I always thought that a knife was for cutting and an ax or hatchet was for chopping, but that's just me. Isn't a cold chisel a better tool for cutting bolts and nails?
 
UffDa said:
Over the years I have owned and used a few of Bob Dozier's knives. They are hard to beat for edge retention. If used properly, they hold up very well. I definitely would not use one to pry open a car door or pound through a hardwood log, but there aren't many small thin blades that I would do that to. I know that it's weird, but I always thought that a knife was for cutting and an ax or hatchet was for chopping, but that's just me. Isn't a cold chisel a better tool for cutting bolts and nails?
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Don't you come up in here, on the CPK sub no less, and spit blasphemey like an ax or a chainsaw would be better at chopping through a 10" log than a BC, don't you do it! It only took Lorien three days and 62,347 whacks to do it with the BC. You can keep your ax and chainsaw, mister.
 
Grenock said:
Don't you come up in here, on the CPK sub no less, and spit blasphemey like an ax or a chainsaw would be better at chopping through a 10" log than a BC, don't you do it! It only took Lorien three days and 62,347 whacks to do it with the BC. You can keep your ax and chainsaw, mister.
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:p Chainsaw? Who said anything aboooot a chainsaw? They only have them up north in Canuckistan and Alaskastan.
 
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