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What kind of folder do you carry?
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benchrest308
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This is a foreign concept to me.
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Well, I was born in Brooklyn...so...
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I should have added to my post with the knife images just above...that I am very much looking forward to an overbuilt CPK folding knife to complement those I displayed as my current predilection.
Something to look forward to with great interest. I'm certain for many of us.
Something to look forward to with great interest. I'm certain for many of us.
Holy blood groove, Batman!
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Murphjd25
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After getting the EDC2 from a fine feller here, I honestly have not been using the folder in my back pocket at all. I only carry a folder because I can lol. The EDC2 does every task I need, day in and day out. I love this knife, best little knife for tradesmen.
Murphjd25
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I feel the banhammer coming on^^^^I want one (EDC2)...dammit. You guys sure love rubbing salt in unhealed wounds.
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I hadn't thought of that...I feel the banhammer coming on
I'll PM you my mailing address.
Did i join the right forum? I thought this was the blade forums not the hammer forums.I hadn't thought of that...
I'll PM you my mailing address.
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Sadly, some of the knives I've seen, (not on this sub-forum), might be better employed as such.Did i join the right forum? I thought this was the blade forums not the hammer forums.
Here's a knife I haven't carried in a while...purchased a few years back from a member here...
Fair enough lol. I unfortunately own a few “hammer blades” myselfSadly, some of the knives I've seen, (not on this sub-forum), might be better employed as such.
Here's a knife I haven't carried in a while...purchased a few years back from a member here...
.I’ve only recently gotten into folders
but I’ve got quite a few fixed blades. I’ve found this subform thanks to blade show and youtube. Hopefully i can add some CPKs to my collection soon.
Really? That awesome! I wish i had gotten into knives and blades sooner. Always new things to learn.Years ago, there was a "Hammer Brand" made by New York Knife Co. Those "hammers" were good knives.
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It's never too late...and there's never enough time to know it all.Really? That awesome! I wish i had gotten into knives and blades sooner. Always new things to learn.
My grandfather gave me my first knives when I was a young boy in the late 1950's...and I've still only scraped the surface...so to speak.
The more you learn, the more you realize how much more there is to learn. About the knives, about the processes, about the craft.
I imagine "Fearless Leader", (that's you, at
Nathan the Machinist
), probably knows that better than most all of us.Soooo... that's an Arm&Hammer knife? Doesn't look that cleanYears ago, there was a "Hammer Brand" made by New York Knife Co. Those "hammers" were good knives.
