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.
You should package some as Texas pixie sticks. But yea, there were a few people I'm out party that were surprised to find out that the green dusty coating was. It reminds me of home down in the Ohio valley.It's like you are reading our minds - as long as you include the big bottle...of Advil.
It is a great state. Have you enjoyed the pollen?
Psyop that sounds delicious brother. I haven't seen blackberries on the plants yet... But i plan to do the same once i can pick enough blackberries off wild plants around muy property.
Made Neko a mansion... 4'X4' and 5' tall. Off the ground a foot. All 3/4" plywood 4x4 and 2x4s.... I can jump up and down on top of it without issue.
Huge for this dog... But the idea is i can use it for any dog, or easily turn it into a small coop or rabbit pen...
TBL... Looks like no one will ever get the dart challenge... As now the sign is blocked... I will move it... But that one shot will forever go undefeated lol
I guess the quote feature will never work right.... I know I'm tired of deleting every quote i made since the beginning of this thread.
Mora... nom nom nom...Mora's are fun though. Even though you don't need 4.let alone of which 3 are the same. But you want them. I know you do.
I'm evil
Mora... nom nom nom...
It actually has become one of my favorite Moras, the difference between it and a standard Mora is actually not that much. Cutting performance is still very good as they have the overall geometry dialed in. The blade is shorter, and wider than a standard clipper blade. I also have noticed the edge is very stable and easy to maintain. I think the blades thickness is around an 1/8", thicker for a Mora but still thin compared to most everyone else lol.
Psyop that sounds delicious brother. I haven't seen blackberries on the plants yet... But i plan to do the same once i can pick enough blackberries off wild plants around muy property.
Made Neko a mansion... 4'X4' and 5' tall. Off the ground a foot. All 3/4" plywood 4x4 and 2x4s.... I can jump up and down on top of it without issue.
Huge for this dog... But the idea is i can use it for any dog, or easily turn it into a small coop or rabbit pen...
TBL... Looks like no one will ever get the dart challenge... As now the sign is blocked... I will move it... But that one shot will forever go undefeated lol
I guess the quote feature will never work right.... I know I'm tired of deleting every quote i made since the beginning of this thread.
It actually has become one of my favorite Moras, the difference between it and a standard Mora is actually not that much. Cutting performance is still very good as they have the overall geometry dialed in. The blade is shorter, and wider than a standard clipper blade. I also have noticed the edge is very stable and easy to maintain. I think the blades thickness is around an 1/8", thicker for a Mora but still thin compared to most everyone else lol.
Here's some comparison pics from when it was new compared to a stock MG and a Helle Harding.
Na, just the standard Mora Clipper/Companion MG, a Helle Harding, and the Mora Pro Robust in my pics. The new full tang Mora is the Garberg, they also have a little neck knife coming out called the Eldris, and a redesign of the Mora 2000 called the Kansbol. Both the Eldris and Kansbol are on my radar, they look very neat.
