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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.
The New Snark Thread
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tanglediver
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Circle hooks never found their way under a bass bait, there would be no need to SWING and set the hook.
tanglediver
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Was literally donning the Fonzie jacket for a ride to the post office and make a drop, when "pitter, patter, Pitter, Patter, PITTER, PATTER, CRASH!!!"
Ok, get the truck keys...
Ok, get the truck keys...
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In June I had to change my eating habits because my blood glucose levels were out of wack bad first goal was to control my glucose levels. Once I got into it I started dropping weight. I set a secondary target for under 300 lbs this morning I was 299 lbs. The first of June I was 338
daizee
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If only!
Sold half my inventory, which was totally fine. Didn't have any Birudashi on the table this year unfortunately. Those and the paring knives are usually popular (and lower-cost). Good news is I have a head-start on the next show, and/or inventory for other things. The venue that hosted me (it's a trail of artists across town) consigns for me anyway, so more stuff that can go in the case. Two previously interested parties weren't around today, so maybe a couple more will go too.
Met lots of people, a bunch of friends stopped by, bawled with Hefty Lefty's onocology nurse who randomly stopped in.
Good weekend. Scarfing leftover Indian food cold from the fridge because I skipped lunch!
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Hope the damage was very minimalWas literally donning the Fonzie jacket for a ride to the post office and make a drop, when "pitter, patter, Pitter, Patter, PITTER, PATTER, CRASH!!!"
tanglediver
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Damage? No damage, I was going for a ride, but a thunderstorm dissuaded me from the idea.
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Woops!~
No. I'll have to proofread my posts better.
daizee
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Geezus, Magnacut is expensive.
Just ordered some more. Gotta get my stencils updated too.
ETA: had planned for Magnacut to replace CPM154 as my high-wear stainless, but it's SO much more expensive that I think there's room for both for the time being. Ordered more of that too (and AEB-L).
Just ordered some more. Gotta get my stencils updated too.
ETA: had planned for Magnacut to replace CPM154 as my high-wear stainless, but it's SO much more expensive that I think there's room for both for the time being. Ordered more of that too (and AEB-L).
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I haven't tried that alloy yet, but I keep hearing good things about it.
I am pretty satisfied with CPM-3V and CPM-M4.
The highest carbide stuff I use is S110V by Spyderco, but it doesn't handle impacts very well.
I am pretty satisfied with CPM-3V and CPM-M4.
The highest carbide stuff I use is S110V by Spyderco, but it doesn't handle impacts very well.
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Looking for a new job again. Hate job hunting. Sigh...
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