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Small Busse knives
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It happens to most of us....it's difficult to pick just one.
Yep, off to the exchange!
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Don't have that many little ones left, but here they are.
That is a great little collection you've got there, and those flowers you made out sticks with that muk are pretty!!
Jaxx
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Hei Jaxx I love
THX that you saved One for me hahaha
Regards
Denis
Sorry, Denis! ...Those in that pic are long gone to new homes, man!
Wrong thread (topic is small busse knives). But out of respect for the OP you could easily create one yourself and ask the same questions and Im sure you will get some great replies
posted here:
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/s...vs-Fehrman-advantages?p=11523760#post11523760
Ended up going with my first impulse, a pork shank from the exchange with black canvas micarta handles.
Picture with NMFBM for size reference:
Excellent little knife, definitely feels as handy as it looked in the pics. Interestingly it has what appears to be a convex edge to me, thought this was usually reserved for the bigger stuff.
Feels great in the hand and my calipers say the INFI is .157". Very sharp, I can just barely push cut through an 8.5" x 11" piece of printer paper with it. Besides utilitarian tasks it feels like it could be a hell of a stabbing weapon (lives up to the "shank" part of the name) and for some strange reason I find myself resising in urge to try and throw it into wood.
Thanks for all the replies folks, I am definitely not done with the small stuff. Next up I think will be a Ratmandu because man that looks like a great knife for very little money.
Picture with NMFBM for size reference:
Excellent little knife, definitely feels as handy as it looked in the pics. Interestingly it has what appears to be a convex edge to me, thought this was usually reserved for the bigger stuff.
Feels great in the hand and my calipers say the INFI is .157". Very sharp, I can just barely push cut through an 8.5" x 11" piece of printer paper with it. Besides utilitarian tasks it feels like it could be a hell of a stabbing weapon (lives up to the "shank" part of the name) and for some strange reason I find myself resising in urge to try and throw it into wood.
Thanks for all the replies folks, I am definitely not done with the small stuff. Next up I think will be a Ratmandu because man that looks like a great knife for very little money.