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WHAT is the name of that benchmade folder? THAT IS MASSIVE!!!!
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Too big, too strong, too hard...
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WHAT is the name of that benchmade folder? THAT IS MASSIVE!!!!
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That's a 610 Ruckus.
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Thanks man!
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It's not their first rodeo, Reek.
Aye but I think it to be the most badass rodeo yet!
...and you were playin like you weren't the collab...
You were totally busted!Good lookin at any rate nice to see your appearance in the thread, going to be a cool one!
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Sucks that the grind is so boring. If I'm going to buy a big blade, it has to be a recurve...coincidentally
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Thanks for answering RJ. I can't wait to sample your work, even via collaboration. :thumbup:
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Sucks that the grind is so boring. If I'm going to buy a big blade, it has to be a recurve...coincidentally
You prefer multiple useless grinds? What is it that you find boring about this grind? It is RJ's signature high hollow grind that he uses on all three of his custom Q-36 variants.
I think hes talking about the BM 610.
Though I didnt know a grind could be boring. The 610's is simple and utilitarian.
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Ahhhh. I see now. Apologies for my misunderstanding.
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Just one question, (sorry if it's already been answered, but I missed it)... How thick is the blade? 5/32nds like all of these milquetoast, elegant-slicer ZTs, or seriously thick?
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Just one question, (sorry if it's already been answered, but I missed it)... How thick is the blade? 5/32nds like all of these milquetoast, elegant-slicer ZTs, or seriously thick?
Are you calling the ZT 0200 & ZT 0300 milquetoast slicers? :grumpy:
WHAT is the name of that benchmade folder? THAT IS MASSIVE!!!!
What that little thing? Its only a 4.25" blade with an rather large handle although it is sort of cool how the 610 compares to a ZT 0100. Like the other guy said its utilitarian unlike most of the ZT/kershaw stuff that has more interesting flair and more general appeal.
The ironic thing is that I am not usually a fan of recurves but when I found ZT/Kershaw suddenly I felt differently about it. Those pictured ZT's along with my Tyrade and various JYD II knives have become my favorite folders. Don't get me wrong, I carry the 610 for utility purposes and like it but I carry the ZT's for utility plus looks.
I can thank KAI for broadening my tastes in folders but my wallet is not so amused.
Just one question, (sorry if it's already been answered, but I missed it)... How thick is the blade? 5/32nds like all of these milquetoast, elegant-slicer ZTs, or seriously thick?
Blade thickness on the protos was 3/16".
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Holy cats, the man himself responded to my query! That's awesome! Thank you sir!
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Looks like a great platform for a wave mod!