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Thank you for the wealth of data and charts Larrin. I'm a huge fan of the unbiased data and have been following your blog for a few weeks by now. Perhaps the biggest point of confusion most people have is with respect to error propagation. Most people see data points and assume they're absolute valu...

I rarely post, but couldn't resist. This proved far more difficult than I anticipated. Like most people, I value the steel for the task and environment it'll be subjected to. Naturally, this means I value more than just 3, but here goes nothing. CPM-M4: Incredible edge retention while being easy to ...

Just ordered one from White Mountain Knives. At the time of this posting there are 14 left. edit: You may have to search the part number (C81GPDGY2) as they misspelled maxamet. edit2: 10% off with code"sharpstuff" edit3: All gone Thank you for posting this! I managed to snag one before they sold out.

Excellent suggestion with the sprig. It's currently my favorite fixed blade for freshwater fish hands down, and it comes with a nice sheath. I'm a little too hesitant to risk damaging the s90v blade on wood though. I guess you should decide what you would likely be cutting first and go from there.

Hiking and fishing are important hobbies of mine, so I’ve come across this issue before. From Spyderco, the Bradley Junction, mule-team, and waterway are hard to beat. I recently purchased a junction on sale and hope to test it as a short-distance hiking and fishing knife. It’s made from PSF-27, whi...