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Could you possibly post a picture of a sketch of this blade shape you're describing? I'm interested.

As always, I really enjoy your pics and bonus info, Wartstein .

Yep :D By a large margin, it has seen the most pocket time this year. (Edited to add: actually, the SE Ladybug hawkbill Salt has been my most carried knife this year, it's always with me no matter what other knives I'm carrying.) Wharncliffes and hawkbills are are super useful for everyday cutting t...

I've been tempted by that Vic for a while, Doc.

The ClipiTool Standard has been great for me and certainly seems to have potential for more tool variety.

Those look delicious, Enactive!



Sliced bread and buttered toast .

bearrowland wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 12, 2020 6:17 pm

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Looks good under the red dome light
Do you plan to get an Autonomy 2?

JuPaul wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 12, 2020 4:32 pm

Setting up some brand new hatchlings in their temporary homes today.

Love your snake pics!

Pokey wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 12, 2020 8:40 pm

I pulled out my Lady Bug and turned the swastika into a tic tac toe board.

Something like this? 8G6muCP.jpg Argghh...don't show that! :mad: I was so mad when I saw that. Lol. Super annoying that probably the best looking Dragonfly with one of the best steels so far was a special release not available to the general public. We have been asking for a coated Dragonfly for ho...

Something like this?

Spydergirl88 wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 11, 2020 8:33 pm

Sharky lives!

These ClipiTools don't get enough attention and have so much potential.
My DIY "Sharky" grind may look terrible, but I'm liking this recurve and the large rounded serrations cut quite well.

While exercising the joint on my new Para 3 (w/ 52100 steel) I sliced a clean half inch cut in my little finger. I suppose the normal reaction would be to wash the cut with soap and water, control the bleeding, marinate it in Betadine, and put a bandage on it. With me it's, quick wash the blade off...

Broke down several boxes.

Forgot to put the LadyHawk back on the keys last night and left the house without it. Had the opportunity to go shoot clays this afternoon on this beautiful, wet 55° day

Cut onion for my omelette this morning

I generally like to use paracord to turn my fixed blades into danglers, usually by just attaching to the sheath from whichever end I choose and wrapping the cord around my belt a couple times. Being able to attach and detach the sheath without feeding the belt through is a plus. I also neck carry oc...

Ladyhawk