The most beautiful Busse of all time?

I wouldn't go so far as to say this is the most beautiful...but I know Garth feels a slight twang of regret not keeping this variant off the table. ;)
Beautiful grinds, and perfect bookmatched spalted maple scales.

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Groovy front to go with groovy rear...
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ExtraBaconPlease said:
AZTimT, does the Full Flat Grind version bite deeper than the CBT version?
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It depends on the material you are chopping. The fatter FFG works better for splitting tasks like what you see here because the CBT's actually stick out a little on the CGFBM and increase friction, but the skinnier CG takes deeper bites when chopping a hard wood due to slightly better edge geometry. My LE still has it's very fat original v-edge, I am trying to see how many more years/decades it can make it on that edge. They both perform really well across the board. :thumbup:
 
Thanks for the INFI-err-info :p I ask because i am too excited to get my CBT HUCKs and wonder how they would compare to a Full Fat MOABOLO even though the MOABOLO is thicker i think 1/4" is plenty thick :)
 
for me it's the basic 10 le choiless...pure minimalist...it's like an old skool sports car - stickshift with no traction control or electronic doodads.

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There are a lot of different Busse knives that I consider beautiful but the most beautiful one to me is my Crusader, because I was lucky enough to score one and it's MINE!:D

 
Not sure who it was but a while back someone here posted a pic of an antler handled RMD LE or INFIDU. Can't remember which or whose it was but I do know that I was instantly smitten with it.
 
May not be the most beautiful knife, as beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but this is the one I can't put down
 
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