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Buddy..I will take you up on your offer. That thing is AWESOME...I have to check it out! I will try to trade you outta it....just a warning
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Thoughts on WSK Knives ?
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Buddy..I will take you up on your offer. That thing is AWESOME...I have to check it out! I will try to trade you outta it....just a warning
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IMO the focus on these specialized and stylized knives is totally unnecessary. Just about any knife will do.
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Any knife will do.....for what ?
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Buddy..I will take you up on your offer. That thing is AWESOME...I have to check it out! I will try to trade you outta it....just a warning
No problem, when I get it back I'll forward her your way!
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Cutting cake - almost any knife but not the WSK. The duel grind and saw back have a habit of grabbing hold of the icing and smearing the decorative lettering during the cut. Thus rendering the WSK a truly useless design when it comes to weddings and the only symbolic activity that involves cutlery
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I still say a larger WSK makes perfect sense-assuming Bryan's WSK turns out, I'll have him crank one out in the 8-9 inch range, probably without a sawback.
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Cutting cake - almost any knife but not the WSK. The duel grind and saw back have a habit of grabbing hold of the icing and smearing the decorative lettering during the cut. Thus rendering the WSK a truly useless design when it comes to weddings and the only symbolic activity that involves cutlery
Ahh, that makes sense now...thanks Ken !:very_drunk:
Diggin' the mini WSK:thumbup:
I'd love to get one but the price is a bit steep IMO.
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They have always caught my eye, I've wanted to try one out but seems that most of the reviews I read have a negative feed back. More people dislike them than like them. I can't wait to see Bryan's ! I know when he's finished it will be sweet !
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Seems Beck just started taking orders for his WSK knives again and his "PA" WSK looks very appealing.
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This did well this weekend.
That looks super cool, info please ?
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Thanks man!
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O1 tool steel
1/4" stock
56Rc
16 1/2" length
2lbs
Comparison shots with my BK9, Machax and Junglas.
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honey badger approved
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Thanks man!
Bladesmith- T.M. Hunt
O1 tool steel
1/4" stock
56Rc
16 1/2" length
2lbs
Comparison shots with my BK9, Machax and Junglas.
Awesome, thanks buddy. How do you like it ?
I wonder if Bryan Breeden has had time to put any more thought into his ?
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HOLEY MOLEY! SHEEEEET! Daddy likey! That is a seriously awesome TEOTWAWKI tool!
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Not sure who Bryan Breeden is.......man what planet are you on ? Only messin with ya buds but you really should check Bryans work out !!!!!!
