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There are a lot of factors to consider but speed and consistency are a big factor in the example you used. The product needs to be in the customers hand ASAP and it needs to taste just like the one from the store down the street or anywhere for that matter. Getting the staff needed for that consiste...

PayneTrain wrote:The title of this thread sounds gross and painful. I was very happy to find pictures of a very handsome knife. Well done, looks great!

I'm about to acid wash my Chubby.

Stay tuned. :D

I'll be right in the middle of sharpening, lose my concentration for a split second, and SCRAAAAATCH! (I can't possibly post the barrage of filth that I utter at this moment anywhere on the internet) right across the side of the blade. I have messed up my share of knives this way, sadly even a coupl...

Michael Walker and Howard Viele have already been mentioned and those are a couple of my favorites but I'd also like to see the Jerry Hossom fixed blades make another run. Just too pricey for my blood on the secondary.

I've got the Brita unit that goes on the faucet and it works well.
I've seen a few complaints about leakage (it's the internet, who's going to log in to rave about their cheap faucet filter not leaking?) but mine works great and the filters seem to last forever. YMMV

Jesus Quintana: Let me tell you something, pendejo. You pull any of your crazy sh*t with us, you flash a piece out on the lanes, I'll take it away from you, stick it up your a** and pull the f***ing trigger 'til it goes "click." The Dude: Jesus. Jesus Quintana: You said it, man. Nobody f**...

5 maybe 6 on my must have list, mostly Golden models though. Thanks for the report.

Donut wrote:Beans don't count as dessert! :)

Funny thing a guy named Donut would reply.

Bacon wrapped donuts with maple syrup.
Dessert envy. :cool:

Putman scaled Mille with pork chops.
Those chops didn't stand a chance.
Wait till you see dessert. :D

I don't know why it's not out already. :confused:

You mean I should have more than one knife?
Crazy. :D

remnar wrote:Barman, Those look great! The Native kinda reminds me of a Nutter Butter. Delicious. :D

Mmm Nutter Butter...
Thanks remnar.

Jazz wrote:Those are sweet, Barman. Welcome over here, by the way.

Thanks!
I've got lots more where they came from.

My Tatanka and Native 5 S110V carbon with Kevlar scales and Ti low carry clips.
These will be familiar to members over on BF.

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Some examples it this thread.

Starmate is a good sized beefy blade. It uses Teflon washers, edges are a little uncomfortable, the lanyard tube rattles and the sharpening notch is unfinished and rough. I liked the Teflon washers so that's no issue and the other 3 listed I remedied myself. It's a nice carry just wish the new model...

I wouldn't. Soulds like to me someone is just trying to make a BIG profit. But if your financial situation is one that if you dropped $200 and lost it you wouldn't care, get the tool. It is a good tool. They sold for $70 or $80 if I remember correctly. That's not cheap IMO but I've had the tool for...

Question: I found one BNIB PE 440c version, should I pay the $200 the seller is asking?

Kristi I looked through this thread and didn't see this question asked: Can you ship to an address in New York State that is Upstate and not even close to New York City? Upstate NY doesn't necessarily have many restrictions except for Rochester. Other than that it's the interpretation of law enforc...

russde wrote:Oh my...my first mule AND my first Forum knife on the same day...my wife might kill me. It'll be worth it.

What, you're not buying two of each?!