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Me too brother..... me tooI feel so DEKless not owning a 3!
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.
Me too brother..... me tooI feel so DEKless not owning a 3!
Dang! Must be nice
What is the one on the far right?
Keen to see this comparison but there is nothing attached friend! Please add it inAmassing a small collection of Magnacut pieces I see...
The one on the far right is a swedged DEK2. I originally tried (and failed) to take some decent photos to compare these "heavy duty" knives, as it was quite evident to me that there was a lot of thought/planning that went into the eventual execution of the swedge on this DEK model. Despite a bit of material taken off part of the spine, the areas where material was removed was... very intentional. For us average joes, I am not sure we'll encounter a situation where we'll be able to see a swedge model fail where the non-swedged model won't, at least short of "intentionally breaking it". I originally thought it was interesting to read that Lorien, who was originally against the swedge being offered on the DEK2 eventually changed his mind about it lol.
I'll see about trying to take the photos in better lighting sometime.
That's absolutely fowl!I dig the blue canvas. Low light here doesn’t do it justice.
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Say it to his face - chicken!That's absolutely fowl!
Amassing a small collection of Magnacut pieces I see...
The one on the far right is a swedged DEK2. I originally tried (and failed) to take some decent photos to compare these "heavy duty" knives, as it was quite evident to me that there was a lot of thought/planning that went into the eventual execution of the swedge on this DEK model. Despite a bit of material taken off part of the spine, the areas where material was removed was... very intentional. For us average joes, I am not sure we'll encounter a situation where we'll be able to see a swedge model fail where the non-swedged model won't, at least short of "intentionally breaking it". I originally thought it was interesting to read that Lorien, who was originally against the swedge being offered on the DEK2 eventually changed his mind about it lol.
I'll see about trying to take the photos in better lighting sometime.
Ohhh I thought you tried to upload further images on that post quoted. I just realized you were speaking about a previous image. My bad! And thanks for that. It seems the swedged Dek2 still has a very stout tip. Reminds me of a Hinderer spantoKeen to see this comparison but there is nothing attached friend! Please add it in![]()
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It's here! I've ordered some double-black Micarta andJo the Machinist customer service is awesome even before I had the knife in my possession.
Like the look of those DEK scales!