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thought it was time to play...

siguy said:
myal, i will keep an eye out for those. something i might find in an antique shop?

barberfobic, i think i may have the same one...does it have a long clip, slightly hollow ground blade and "dymondwood" handle? i will have to hunt it up for a photo if i can. it was my main woods-blade for a long time, until i saved up enough cash for a mora...
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that sounds like the one

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^ home-made stapled together sheath

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^ next to his big bro
 
rupestris, thanks, i made it meself. i always break the handles from the store, so i started making my own from nice clean maple.

barberfobic, yep that's the same one i have. i wrapped my handle with grip tape after i cut myself from slipping up onto the blade and i polished the whole blade so that the etch is barely visible. i pulled it out last night and made a few shavings...it worked fine. i found out that even my old "dull" edges from some time ago were plenty sharp...

tgiannes, its just for kicks...;)
 
siguy said:
pict,
was it like an armband with a sheath attached? or was the knife just tucked under it?

(i can't tell if you are joking or not...just in case you are serious, its nail paint)
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It was an arm band with the knife tucked under it.

Nail paint... I guess 42 is old after all.

Mac
 
pict, thanks for the info. yesterday just for kicks i tied my mora to my arm above my bicep, it actually worked pretty well and was fairly convenient to get to (as long as i don't wear sleeves). i will see about a photo later...

by the way, as far as i know, guys have been doing it since the 80's.:eek:;)
 
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