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Two For Tuesday

Loving this combination. Between the two 99.99% of my cutting needs are met.
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that is a awesome combo Abe.
I wish I could find my Sebenza:(

Marl71
Sometimes simplicity is best:thumbup:
 
Scotcha said:
Thank you, the spalting on the Lady is just beautiful.



Phillip, CRK has introduced new inlays - Spalted Beech, Bog Oak etc. Have a look at their dealer sites. The spalted Beech is just awesome!!
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Abe
There might be some confusion
What I meant was..........I have a Sebenza w/ a graphic and I have no idea where it is. I am beginning to think I have too much "stuff"
 
VANCE said:
Abe
There might be some confusion
What I meant was..........I have a Sebenza w/ a graphic and I have no idea where it is. I am beginning to think I have too much "stuff"
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You do have tooooo much stuff if you can't find your sebenza :eek:
 
VANCE said:
Sometimes simplicity is best:thumbup:
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Thanks. It is definitely a practical handle material, but something about canvas micarta just feels great in my hand. I like the look of wood better, and fancier phenolics are cool, but for a wood carving knife I think tried-and-true is best.
 
I know, I know...I'm late in posting this one. I was in the Snokies all week with no internet other than 4G on my phone at times. But I had two with some attitude with me on some of my wandering :)

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More from the trip into the mountains later, but yes... yes they really do shit in the woods :D

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A couple of chopper/slasher(s) from Ochsenkopf (Oxhead)... A hickory handled "Slashing Hook" and a "Gertl Swiss Pattern".

I've got a wooded section/area in the back of my lot with many vines and overgrowth that I try to keep after with annual maintenance and selective clearing.

Also a matching BSS/Handyman combo with navy burlap over natural liners and yellow pinstripes.






 
PolRoger said:
A couple of chopper/slasher(s) from Ochsenkopf (Oxhead)... A hickory handled "Slashing Hook" and a "Gertl Swiss Pattern".

I've got a wooded section/area in the back of my lot with many vines and overgrowth that I try to keep after with annual maintenance and selective clearing.

Also a matching BSS/Handyman combo with navy burlap over natural liners and yellow pinstripes.
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Nice combo! And given the edged Shillelagh selection, I shall remember to stay on your good side too.
 
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