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Not my pic, that'S nc527's pic, I just posted it for him:thumbup:
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Not my pic, that'S nc527's pic, I just posted it for him:thumbup:
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This is as good as it gets right now. Most of the time when my RATs are getting used, I'm working by myself and I don't feel like getting my camera covered with animal blood. Here's a quick showing of my Izulas making some rather green fuzz sticks in the winter.
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lol, I have shaved off quite a bit, but Ive still got some. What you guys think of my pics? Any requests?
I wouldn't mind seeing the rest of that four wheeler, what is that thing?
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Cool. I grew up with four wheelers but I'm way too poor for one now.
Looks like you have a pretty sweet lifestyle.
Looks like you have a pretty sweet lifestyle.
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NC527 - I notice you have absolutely no hair on your arms. You must have that RC-6 totally tuned
(I've gone to pulling my pant leg and shaving around my knees now for sharpness testing.....Oh and how I get teased
The key, guys, is to get it so sharp that can either tree top hair or whittle it into little fuzz hairs so you don't actually LOSE any hair.
I'm gonna get in on this with my little RC-3 and some "urban survival" shots from South Florida.
Great pics so far everyone and thanks for the opportunity!
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The stick splitting is from a locus in my yard. Well seasoned, it is a tough wood to deal with and resists splitting tenaciously.
When I get a new knife, the first thing I like to do is give it some punishment. Even though this usually means scratching up the coating or whatever. I'd prefer to have my knife break on the back porch during testing rather than when I'm 2 d into a trail. So far, the Izula is meeting all the expectations I have developed for RatCutlery in working with their other products. Its a mighty tough little package!
When I get a new knife, the first thing I like to do is give it some punishment. Even though this usually means scratching up the coating or whatever. I'd prefer to have my knife break on the back porch during testing rather than when I'm 2 d into a trail. So far, the Izula is meeting all the expectations I have developed for RatCutlery in working with their other products. Its a mighty tough little package!
