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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.
Who got a Black Friday deal?
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Those TSPOF systems are really nice. I like te simple "flip" feature. The KO3 seems overpriced compared to the other models, but I see they just dropped the price by 1/3. How do you like yours?
I got a JET cyclone separator with 20-gallon tank at Woodcraft for $80 ... $250 off the regular $330 price. It was a Door-Buster price to get folks to come in. I was there early before they opened and the four of them they had were gone 30 seconds after opening the doors. I was one of those four. I'm going to hook it up to the bandsaw and some other woodchips and sawdust creating tools. I really like the window on the tank, so you know when to dump it.
TIP for those with portable sharpeners:
Use a piece of butcherblock, or a butcherblock cutting board for a solid and heavy base to mount the sharpener on. You can often find a used 20# butcher's block at a thrift store for $10 or less. Youb can laminate one up from 2X4 lumber, too.
I got a JET cyclone separator with 20-gallon tank at Woodcraft for $80 ... $250 off the regular $330 price. It was a Door-Buster price to get folks to come in. I was there early before they opened and the four of them they had were gone 30 seconds after opening the doors. I was one of those four. I'm going to hook it up to the bandsaw and some other woodchips and sawdust creating tools. I really like the window on the tank, so you know when to dump it.
TIP for those with portable sharpeners:
Use a piece of butcherblock, or a butcherblock cutting board for a solid and heavy base to mount the sharpener on. You can often find a used 20# butcher's block at a thrift store for $10 or less. Youb can laminate one up from 2X4 lumber, too.
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The TSPROF sharpener is built to an amazing quality. It is very precision machine. I also have a Hapstone Rs2 and it is great but the TSPROF beats it in build quality and that is something consider the Hapstone RS2 is a great sharpener.
They have their new Pioneer sharpner with the heavy base for about $100 off. That is a great deal
They have their new Pioneer sharpner with the heavy base for about $100 off. That is a great deal
