The USA Made Blade show us your well used knife ZT giveaway!

I use a ZT 0801 as my beater knife for yard work type stuff. It's a beautiful knife, but not the best performer for actually cutting stuff (the grind is too thick too low, it gets wedge-ey quick in my experience). The damn thing feels and looks amazing, though, so I can't stop using it.

I thinned it down and convexed the crap out of it, which helps. Even scratched up and well used, the thing is still gorgeous in photos:

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Another shot of the now much taller edge bevel:

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Here is my first Blur. I carried it daily for nearly ten years and used it for everything from fishing line to electrical wires to opening paint cans (with the frame). The blade still doesn't show a lot of wear (DLC is awesome) but the frame anodizing does.





 
Sorry for potato quality. My stripped Bk-16 with the not so well done kydex sheath i made for it. Blade has a little rust(cant really see in pic) and lots of scratches, eventually i might try to polish it up. Would love that ZT. Been needing a good folder but don't have the cash for one right now.
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Going to shut this down Wednesday night late! Get your entries in while there is still time!
 
Awesome! there's a hot dog joint in downtown Salisbury a customer told me about years ago. Ill have to ride over when your up and running to eat a dog and buy a blade :thumbup:

Haps! It will be a block behind our store! Good burgers and hot dogs! I think they will be a good draw for us!
 
International entries must be willing to pay shipping cost!

I know I'm gonna get flamed for this but I believe if you're doing a giveaway you should be willing to pay for shipping (you being the person doing the giveaway).
 
The winner is post number 80! Stabman congratulations to you! I will shoot you a PM to arrange getting you your prize!

Thank you all for the entries, love seeing all the well used and well loved knives!
 
I know I'm gonna get flamed for this but I believe if you're doing a giveaway you should be willing to pay for shipping (you being the person doing the giveaway).

They didn't have to do the giveaway at all. International shipping is expensive. Get over it and learn to be thankful for the kindness of others.
 
They didn't have to do the giveaway at all. International shipping is expensive. Get over it and learn to be thankful for the kindness of others.

Implying I'm not thankful. What I'm saying is that if you're willing to give something away, shipping shouldn't be a factor.
 
First of all congrats to Stabman. I missed this giveaway but still wanted to show of my old ebony jack. It has seen a lot of use, both from previous owner and me :D

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Implying I'm not thankful. What I'm saying is that if you're willing to give something away, shipping shouldn't be a factor.

Shipping is a factor when it runs up to more than $50 on something that one is giving away free. A guy from Greece wanted to buy a little Dragonfly from me. $85 to ship. You really think a small store offering a knife that is worth hundreds of bucks (as they often do) should have to take that kind of loss to ship the FREE knife internationally? I don't get your logic. Sounds a lot like first world problems to me. Haters gonna hate.

Anyway, Stabman got the knife(congrats dude!) and USAMadeBlade is an awesome store for offering these great giveaways.
 
The winner is post number 80! Stabman congratulations to you! I will shoot you a PM to arrange getting you your prize!

Thank you all for the entries, love seeing all the well used and well loved knives!

Congrats Stabman and thanks whitty for the great giveaway!

Congratulations Stabman!

First of all congrats to Stabman. I missed this giveaway but still wanted to show of my old ebony jack. It has seen a lot of use, both from previous owner and me :D

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Anyway, Stabman got the knife(congrats dude!) and USAMadeBlade is an awesome store for offering these great giveaways.

Congrats.

So happy right now. :)
Thanks again for the very generous giveaway, and it was great seeing all the knives; many very nice ones, including the ebony jack.
 
It's been a while since I've done it but there is no mistaking the tar on that blade, and I certainly know the paper in background as well. Anyone who wants to lose a couple of lbs should roof in July.

yep roofs in summer will make you or break you. especially the steep ones!

been almost a week to the minute:D

ETA: wasnt paying attention. congrats stabman!
 
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My heavily used ,heavily modified Emerson CQC11 . Tom Krein regrind,roground part bead blasted,I reprofiled the handle .
Ooops, too late
 
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