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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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Angry Waiter
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Nice case too!
Angry Waiter
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Jakeywax31
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Added another 86 to the stable. Rosewood lamb will ride along side it today.
Boattale
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Primble
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I mentioned this morning that I would be adding another folder to my tote, after the mail call. I got this custom stag WT by Dean Robertson off our exchange last week.
I am pretty pleased with it. Nothing goes with red stag much better than a Buck's profile.
4 inches closed.
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I am pretty pleased with it. Nothing goes with red stag much better than a Buck's profile.
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sbh06
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Great looking lamb, John.
Great setup there, Pete.
Looks like that new 86 should fit in perfectly with your group, Paul.
TylerG12
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Just got this in the mail today. I'm very thankful for this one.
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screened porch
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This for the past few days, being rugged and resourceful.
The Boker Wiss this morning.
The Boker Wiss this morning.
Viper84
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Whoa! I've never seen a 3 blade jack knife from GEC.
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Thank you, Jeremy.
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The handle was coming of my saucepan.
So I used the screwdiver on my Sudbuster to remove and clean the handle.
I then used my LM 300M with slightly modified bit holder to put it back nice and tight.
Both of these are really excellent tools.
The Sudbuster is like a stubby old fashioned cabinet screwdriver,I like having an extra blade that can be used for various jobs.
So I used the screwdiver on my Sudbuster to remove and clean the handle.
I then used my LM 300M with slightly modified bit holder to put it back nice and tight.
Both of these are really excellent tools.
The Sudbuster is like a stubby old fashioned cabinet screwdriver,I like having an extra blade that can be used for various jobs.
Headwinds
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Yep, it covers just about everything I usually need. I really should carry this combo more.Definitely!
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Nice Pete
Congratulations Paul
Nice catch Mr PI mentioned this morning that I would be adding another folder to my tote, after the mail call. I got this custom stag WT by Dean Robertson off our exchange last week.
I am pretty pleased with it. Nothing goes with red stag much better than a Buck's profile.
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I never think to look in the exchange! 
JonMcD
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I say YES to everything in this photo sir!