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I hope you got a fork to dig into some food for you and your wife.
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What did everyone get for the holidays?
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Trying out some new paring knives I got this year.
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Buck 112 with finger grooves. I had a coupon….which is a favorite saying of mine, but the cutlery store had a great sale and discount I couldn’t pass up. Also still have a Bear and Son carbon steel lockback coming, I used some Christmas present funds so technically it is a Christmas present or an early birthdate present as mine is in January.
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Well I got old guy stuff, audio books and socks etc.
But what I gave was what made the day special for me . . . .
Gave our adult son a set of deer antlers to use for knife handles. He is trying out his hands on stock removal knife making . . .still developing his grinding skills. Also gave him a couple of slabs of 1095 steel for his next couple of tries.
Gave our 16 yer old grandson a Leatherman Wave Plus. This is his first quality multitool. Neither his mother or grandmother quite got why this was a big deal for him.
Finally, I gave both of them a Damascus replacement main blade for their multitools, with the caveat that an E-Bay bought Damascus blade may not be bullet proof and to keep the stock, D2 blades just in case.
What I got: My wife found a vintage Buck 112 in a "antique shop". It is an early one with the sharp edges to every part that wear out your pants pocket. I cherish it because she shopped for it with my interest in her heart. It needs more work than I have patience, tools or skill for to get it back tho usable condition. It needs to be disassembled and deep cleaned. I intend to send it off to Buck for that.
But what I gave was what made the day special for me . . . .
Gave our adult son a set of deer antlers to use for knife handles. He is trying out his hands on stock removal knife making . . .still developing his grinding skills. Also gave him a couple of slabs of 1095 steel for his next couple of tries.
Gave our 16 yer old grandson a Leatherman Wave Plus. This is his first quality multitool. Neither his mother or grandmother quite got why this was a big deal for him.
Finally, I gave both of them a Damascus replacement main blade for their multitools, with the caveat that an E-Bay bought Damascus blade may not be bullet proof and to keep the stock, D2 blades just in case.
What I got: My wife found a vintage Buck 112 in a "antique shop". It is an early one with the sharp edges to every part that wear out your pants pocket. I cherish it because she shopped for it with my interest in her heart. It needs more work than I have patience, tools or skill for to get it back tho usable condition. It needs to be disassembled and deep cleaned. I intend to send it off to Buck for that.
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