• Preorders are LIVE for the 2024 BladeForums Traditional Knife

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Couple pics of chopper #3, Daniel's avatar.. yes I was the mofo who snatched up his first sale on the forum! MINE muahahaha!@#$

I first didn't notice this chopper had a micro bevel to the convex.. So it handles chopping great--no edge damage.. I'll try again though :D

Enjoy the photos X_x

Edit: 2nd and 3rd photos show how easy it is to use the sharpened rounded tip (hard to call it blunt..) to dig a bowl or water cache.. or to dig for whatever odd reason you might have.. either way, it stands up to the stabbing motion and prying it took to dig a bowl in that downed tree.. wooo hoo :)

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DANG, LUCKY! [in my best Napoleon Dynamite voice]

Seriously nice chopper dude! Or is it a whacker?!


-Xander
 
Hmm, yes perhaps whacker.. I think you might be on to something there!
 

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Whacker.

Chopping is work and... oh never mind.

Thanks for posting that man, that is really cool. Nice to see someone showing how versatile the tip area is, it can be used for all kinds of pry style cutting that would be tough with another knife.

Great photos, much better than mine!

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^ that shiz is property of DFK forum hoez! Jroc can't even touch that biznitch!
 
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