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Manix 2. Black ffg S30V blade with G10 scales.

quickster47 wrote:So what knife did Gibbs always carry when he made reference to in his infamous Rule #9?

Carl

That would be a ZT 0301, I believe.

I'm carrying a stream light c4 one AAA penlight. it's as bright is I need it to be.

This community that I've had the priviledge of being a part of for the past 2-1/2 years has and is always impressing me with the tolerance and helpfulness of it's members :D For me it always feels a bit amazing when I can communicate with folks halfway across the country and the globe solely by ...

[ATTACH]20002[/ATTACH]It's here, and sharp as heck. It is smooth and locks up tight. Now I have even less hair on my arm. :D :spyder:

Definitely, good info, but, in my experience, from years of metalworking and heat treating, the first test can be pressing down any deformities on the opposite side. And testing, on the edge, would be rather futile, even though the H-1 is a work hardened steel.

I agonized over which knife to get, and I, finally, decided on a green Delica. I'll put some pics up when it gets here. :spyder:

tried to open a pistachio nut for my wife, sliced half of the pad parallel with the nail on my middle finger on left hand. 5 stitches. Bad thing is i play guitar - now i can't until it maybe heals. So far i can't feel anything after a month. Nerve damage? Getting better but who knows if i'll ever ...

I've been seriously considering the Tasman Salt, as the hawkblade would prove very useful for day to day tasks.

D-2 is an almost 'stainless' tool steel manufactured by most manufacturers around the world. I was in manufacturing for 35 years, and we used d-2 steel for much of our work. I was in charge of procuring steel for quite a few years, and d-2 was a common steel to purchase in our business. We purchased ...

I stabbed myself with my Ladybug, today, but not deep, at all. just a bit to let me open my eyes, and breathe a sigh.
I had cut my thumb, very badly, several years ago, once with a Buck, and once with my wife's Victorinox. Both times I ended up in the ER getting stitches. With the Buck, I was ...

I got a VG-10 foliage green Ladybug, from Amazon, today, and it is very very sharp, but I'm thinking of the Ladybug salt hawkbill, too. It has a SE, and I think it will be just the ticket to open boxes and stuff.

I got a package from Amazon, this evening. In it was a Spyderco Green Foliage Ladybug 3, and a Kershaw Asset. Both knives were exceedingly sharp and very tight, with just a smidgen of side play in the Spydie, that was easily tightened up, and none in the Kershaw. I am so very pleased with my ...

I haven't decided, for sure yet, whether my next will be a Delica or Endura, but it will most likely be orange.

Well, actually, two, when my ladybug shows up. It's well on the way. I've also got two Kershaws, two Cases, four Bucks, two Gerbers, and two Gerber multi-tools and a Schrade Sharp finger. I have several others packed away including two Damascus blades. I've only just started collecting Spydercos ...

Benny90 wrote:Just watched the 4 youtube videos of Sal talking about and demoing the Sharpmaker. Great stuff, I seriously want one now. I really didn't realize how versatile that thing was until watching the video. Sal did an excellent job and definitely sold me on the Sharpmaker!

That is what sold me, on it.

WOW! My Sharpmaker came, in the mail, today. I watched the youtube videos, by Sal, as I was touching up my knife blades. It did a fantastic job, and I fully expect it to get better each time I use it. But, I am stoked. I even touched up my Kershaw Tanto Blur. I like the way it did the serrations ...

KardinalSyn wrote:Why don't we just say NCIS?

That would only be one knife.

Gibbs, Tony, Ziva, McGee, Ducky, Abby, Mike, Leon, Tobias. Rule #9

Thanks for the advice. I have a sharpie for marking the edge of the blade. Will probably get the UF stones, next month. I also have an 8x loupe for my aging eyes.