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Better health for you. Cut this covid in halfBeen laid low with Covid the past few daysSorry for my absence
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Thanks man! I appreciate it! Funny how a little tweak like that can make such a big difference on how much you like a knife.Your polish job came out great on that one, Jon.![]()
The lead is softer than a normal HB #2, which makes for smoother writing with less pressure. I suppose one could get an art pencil for a bit less and have a similar experience, but art pencils may not some with the eraser. I’ve not been disappointed with the price and I’ve still not used up the box I have. I also like the nicer Staedler pencils without an eraser, which I put in a pencil holder with a knurled barrel at the writing end. They are also smooth writing but not quite as dark as the Blackwings since they are normal #2 hardness.I’ve got to stop getting behind in this thread!
Beefy!
I enjoy a nicely sharpened wooden pencil, although I don’t use them all that often. Those have quite the pedigree, but I’ve never tried them out. Are they worth the price?
I’d completely forgotten about those sabre-ground #85s. Don’t feel like you seem them much.
What more could ya need?
Dang that’s a good looking knife!I’ve never handled one of Mike’s knives; looks like it’s probably nice and thin behind the edge, and I can always appreciate a nice, deep sharpening choil.
Paul, you know I always have to say something when I see a #15 Farm Boy.Great pair!
That does look like it would handy for storing a lot of knives, Harry. We went to a flea market/swap meet sort of thing this past weekend, and I saw a couple things that could work for knife storage (including some HUGE old card catalog cabinets like @5K Qs was asking about in the Lounge the other day), but I didn’t find anything that was quite was I was looking for to expand my own storage.
I’ve been carrying this pair for over a week now. Probably about time to make a change, but they’ve worked well together. The sheepsfoot has done a lot of small tasks, and the Bull Buster has mostly been on apple duty. We took the kids to an apple orchard weekend before last and came back with a bunch of Honeycrisps. Scout likes her apples sliced, while Eleanor (like myself) prefers to just go for it.
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Here’s another tasty treat from the apple orchard last week. They say an apple a day keeps the doctor away, but I’m not sure how a bucket of fried cheese curds affects that.(We also had apple fritters.)
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Hope you are on the mend, Jack.Been laid low with Covid the past few daysSorry for my absence
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Hope you get to feeling better soonBeen laid low with Covid the past few daysSorry for my absence
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A good choice, Bart.
Fantastic Pair.
Feel better, my friend.
I hope you’re feeling better quickly, Jack.Been laid low with Covid the past few daysSorry for my absence
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Thanks, John.A good choice, Bart.![]()
The 48 is a good choice as wellGood Morning Porch Friends
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Hope you get to feeling better soon Jack.Been laid low with Covid the past few daysSorry for my absence
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Thank you, Bart.The 48 is a good choice as well