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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
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mikeymoto
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The idea that there might just actually be a FOLDER someday!
I have all the fixed blades I will ever need, so maybe there will be a folder in my time.............................
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Or in your case, another folder!
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The Bromance (and warm, fuzzy posts from Bravado).
+1. And the flippers. Don't forget the flippers.
mymindisamob
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Or in your case, another folder!
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Well, it would be nice to have one I could actually use...............
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You're talking folders right?
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Well, it would be nice to have one I could actually use...............
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Somethin' less thick that carries better than a roll of 50 cent pieces in your pocket! Full flat grind, one piece handle, frame lock!
For me it's the knives. The community is cool too but if I wasn't into the knives, where would I have gone?
Soulrack223
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the Busse folder. It's a fantasy that borders on cruel and unusual punishment. The designs were done but it is obvious that it will never see the light of day. :foot:
Jaxx
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Stalking Amy... $0 
:thumbup:
High speed Internet connection... $80
Busse knives... $27,020,700 :foot:
This community, filled with great folks from all over the world that I'd have never had the honor & pleasure of knowing if it weren't for this Forum... Priceless.
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:thumbup:High speed Internet connection... $80
Busse knives... $27,020,700 :foot:
This community, filled with great folks from all over the world that I'd have never had the honor & pleasure of knowing if it weren't for this Forum... Priceless.
:thumbup::thumbup:
Soulrack223
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stjones
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Stalking Amy... $0
High speed Internet connection... $80
Busse knives... $27,020,700 :foot:
This community, filled with great folks from all over the world that I'd have never had the honor & pleasure of knowing if it weren't for this Forum... Priceless.
That's AWESOME Jaxx!!!
I LOVE it!!!!
The knives brought me here, y'all keep me coming back!!!!
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For me the forum has always been about fun. The knives are great but really it is about the people. You can make great knives and they'll never sell if you don't have great people involved.
Early on I recall going into the forum and it was a highlight to see posts from the likes of Skunk, Cobalt, Jaxx, Guyon, ResinGuy, Old Pig Sticker etc etc and any one of the 45 members of the Ducci family or Ducci himself. It was those guys that made it great for me and seeing them at Blade made it better.
Maybe that will happen again :thumbup:
Early on I recall going into the forum and it was a highlight to see posts from the likes of Skunk, Cobalt, Jaxx, Guyon, ResinGuy, Old Pig Sticker etc etc and any one of the 45 members of the Ducci family or Ducci himself. It was those guys that made it great for me and seeing them at Blade made it better.
Maybe that will happen again :thumbup:
LMT66
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I watched this forum for a while before participating. One day I stopped by JRE Industries to pickup a custom handled and sheathed Fallkniven A2 they had for sale and noticed he had a tan micarta BAD in a freshly made sheath. First time I ever saw a Busse in person and I was impressed!
I then watched some more in the forums and tried getting a handle on all the current and past models. Takes a while to get some understanding of it but the Old HOGS helped with my questions.
I then was on the "hunt" for what I wanted and that in and of itself was awesome. I only have a couple left from this group but this was what I had rounded up over time.
After that I had a few SJLE'S and a CS ABA. IMO, the best of Busse's blades for woods use.
I even tried my hand at swapping out slabs and re-tubing it. Wasn't the greatest work but it was a fun project with the help of the folks here that had experience doing it.
Some I admired, some I used and some I abused pretty bad and that is when I finally understood just what INFI is. It's some good steel for sure!
After parting with most, I am down to a small collection of only what I will use. There are two that I wan't back and a couple HOGS are going to send them back soon for what they paid from me.
I also rounded up my favorite Busse's, the SHBA. One I had sold and regretted it. I asked for it back and back it came for the same price.
And an old Hog, who noticed my fondness for the general design and the feel of the handles on the SHBA, but my displeasure of the guard and choil, introduced me to a maker who has a blade that fit the bill! Abe Elias Bushcrafters (Diving Sparrow Knife Works). I can keep my SHBA's unused and safe queens. Thanks!
A few things about these old HOGS. They are generous and look out for you.
I was asked, when Busse released them, if I scored a 1-300 SFNOLE because of my known fondness for the model. An old HOG had an extra and was concerned I didn't get one. It was available at cost!
Last year I was scraping by with a back injury (not working/ no money coming in). Another old HOG offered to send me some knives to sell for him and make a few bucks to keep food on my table. I was shocked to say the least! That was real nice of him to offer!
And yet another Hog and I have a great mutual trust. Either of us will send the knife out and if we are short on cash (just paid the mortgage?) pay whenever you can even if it is next month. These are big buck blades too!
To some it may seem like just another internet forum on yet another message board but it is more than that. It's more like family here.
The folks at Busse are great people and AMY-O is a bonus to the Busse threads!
When the old HOGS return - take notes because they are good people!
I then watched some more in the forums and tried getting a handle on all the current and past models. Takes a while to get some understanding of it but the Old HOGS helped with my questions.
I then was on the "hunt" for what I wanted and that in and of itself was awesome. I only have a couple left from this group but this was what I had rounded up over time.
After that I had a few SJLE'S and a CS ABA. IMO, the best of Busse's blades for woods use.
I even tried my hand at swapping out slabs and re-tubing it. Wasn't the greatest work but it was a fun project with the help of the folks here that had experience doing it.
Some I admired, some I used and some I abused pretty bad and that is when I finally understood just what INFI is. It's some good steel for sure!
After parting with most, I am down to a small collection of only what I will use. There are two that I wan't back and a couple HOGS are going to send them back soon for what they paid from me.
I also rounded up my favorite Busse's, the SHBA. One I had sold and regretted it. I asked for it back and back it came for the same price.
And an old Hog, who noticed my fondness for the general design and the feel of the handles on the SHBA, but my displeasure of the guard and choil, introduced me to a maker who has a blade that fit the bill! Abe Elias Bushcrafters (Diving Sparrow Knife Works). I can keep my SHBA's unused and safe queens. Thanks!
A few things about these old HOGS. They are generous and look out for you.
I was asked, when Busse released them, if I scored a 1-300 SFNOLE because of my known fondness for the model. An old HOG had an extra and was concerned I didn't get one. It was available at cost!
Last year I was scraping by with a back injury (not working/ no money coming in). Another old HOG offered to send me some knives to sell for him and make a few bucks to keep food on my table. I was shocked to say the least! That was real nice of him to offer!
And yet another Hog and I have a great mutual trust. Either of us will send the knife out and if we are short on cash (just paid the mortgage?) pay whenever you can even if it is next month. These are big buck blades too!
To some it may seem like just another internet forum on yet another message board but it is more than that. It's more like family here.
The folks at Busse are great people and AMY-O is a bonus to the Busse threads!
When the old HOGS return - take notes because they are good people!
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For me it's a place to see what other like minded people are doing with their knives of choice, Busse.
I do like seeing how people modify their knives, what sheaths people are choosing or making and lastly how people are employing their knives in the field.
I do like seeing how people modify their knives, what sheaths people are choosing or making and lastly how people are employing their knives in the field.
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The people.
I believe the knives are the catalyst for many great friendships formed here. I have had the pleasure and honour of meeting some of you in person, all of whom I now consider a friend
So, Jerry & Co., if it wasn't for you guys, your awesome products and your wonderful attitude towards life and business, this great community wouldn't exist.
CHEERS!
*burp*
I believe the knives are the catalyst for many great friendships formed here. I have had the pleasure and honour of meeting some of you in person, all of whom I now consider a friend
So, Jerry & Co., if it wasn't for you guys, your awesome products and your wonderful attitude towards life and business, this great community wouldn't exist.
CHEERS!
*burp*
