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Leaning towards respect any reason to choose the Providence?

HI TBD,

I'm watching. Eric is working on multiblade models, mostly for mfr in China. None are a stockman style though.

The first problem that I see would be cost, unless made in China. Making 3 blades cost 3 times as much as making one blade.

The second would be; historicallky, we've not done ...

Super blue would be my vote

I would buy some

In my opinion the flint/obsidian blades were the first serrated blades

paper wheels

I think I see your problem

I have an old native in vg-10 that i have sharpened alot. It seems like it doesn't take or hold an edge like it used to. Is this a laminate blade and I am no longer dealing with a vg-10 edge?

The Lil Temperance is one of my favorite and prized posessions. My only complaint is the clip, it is too big and I don't like how it feels when you grip it. Other than that the knife is perfect. One thing that worries me is that this model will go the way of the chinook. With each improvement (how ...

stick to trauma shears and get a pocket knife any one you prefer

The original chinook

any ideas when the next mule will be out?
Any ideas on the steel??

2 words= Paper Wheels

voted no but would like a g-10 stretch in super blue

paper wheels

it just leaves more meat for me

i think the brown looks fantastic on the southard

i just through he box away anyhow

paper wheels. It is the best eisiest sharpener i've used and it also preserves/restores the edge better than anything i've used.

would love to see this come to life