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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.
Sorry wrong thread
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SNAFU said:That's beautiful man, brings tears of joy to my eyes. Porkducci, when I grow up... I want to be just like you.
What are the four from the center top knife to the left? Is one a EU-17?
They are all Steel Hearts, SH1, SHII, SH Proto (center) SH customs, FSH proto and HOFSH.
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Well since this seems to be a thread about nothing in particular, what are the qualitative differences between rats and hogs. I don't really know much about fixed blades a collect folders mostly spiderco's a few Microtechs and benchmade. I only have one fixed blade a tactical tonto made in Spain by muela that sits beside my bed just in case. But one of these days I'm going to get something better and more attractive to take its place. I found myself around the site quite a bit lately mostly because I'm in the running for the squeal like a HOG contest. You all seem to be a pretty well mannered pleasant lot. So anyway if you have any suggestions on a good fixed blade possibly best value under $200
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A druid said:
They are both mammals, but rats are smaller in general, and have hooves. The Rat has a straight tail, and pig tails are often curly. Rats are usually not eaten, but Hogs are quite tasty.:thumbup:
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A druid said:Well since this seems to be a thread about nothing in particular, what are the qualitative differences between rats and hogs. I don't really know much about fixed blades a collect folders mostly spiderco's a few Microtechs and benchmade. I only have one fixed blade a tactical tonto made in Spain by muela that sits beside my bed just in case. But one of these days I'm going to get something better and more attractive to take its place. I found myself around the site quite a bit lately mostly because I'm in the running for the squeal like a HOG contest. You all seem to be a pretty well mannered pleasant lot. So anyway if you have any suggestions on a good fixed blade possibly best value under $200
The best value would be one of the new HDs from the Busse company store at about $167, can't beat it!
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I never said that the pics ruined the thread. Great blades in fact. It's just that the thread turned serious all of a sudden. Potentially dangerous when we're talking about an anti-thread. Serious threads fade into the archives. Anti-threads can last forever. Your grandchildren could be posting in this thread at some point.Cobalt said:How can this ruin a thread
I don't think I could drive in Holland: http://carcino.gen.nz/images/image.phpi/6f4ee0c7/driving_theory_test.gif?cb=1115204527
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Guyon said:Oh, and here's a pic of Charlize.
Have Mercy!!! I am sooooo glad this picture didn't come out blurry!
Solstice, Yeah that's the BA-E that I had a aftermarket BB done on. I sent it to Garth to have the handles reattached but he put new handles on it and ran it through the Busse BB cabinet so now the finish matches my factory BB Busse's. He also sharpened it for me. It looks great.
I tell you what, and I know you all already know this but Busse really goes far and beyond what they have to to please their customer's. They are #1 in quality and Customer Service in my book. :thumbup:
RedEdge77, eggs and bacon does sound good for breakfast. I've been eating wholegrain high fiber Koshi cereal for breakfast to be healthy but I may treat myself now.
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kassi kassi not kashi:thumbup: