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I`m definitely a fan of the Boye dent,it adds to the visual appeal,and I like the way it cradles my thumb.

I have been looking for this jewel for a long time,maybe some day.Nice review Mr Blonde,and thanks for the nice flashback.

Hay there JD,yeah I always wondered how well it would do skinning a deer,I often thought of trying it,but never got around to trying it.I`m glad that you can find so many good uses for it,enjoy it my friend. :)

Happy Birthday Kristi,I wish you many more years of good health, and Happiness.

I`m sorry for your loss,it is hard.

Or someone dragging there fingernails across a chalk board. :eek:

Pinetreebbs wrote:Oh nice! Fingernails dragged across oxidized car paint is tough to endure too.

The C-44 Dyad is definitely on the top of my list,and I do agree with Deacon that the G-10 and VG-10 Steel would be a great combination,I want one real bad.

I have been seeing these ads on tv about the Olde brooklyn lanterns,these have led bulbs,I have thought about getting one myself,it`s worth checking out. https://www.oldebrooklynlantern.com/

One Brother's thread just inspired me. However I had thought of it a couple of years before but just wasn't sure about how it should be designed. Now I know that it would need a blunt or rounded off tip to make it safer for emergency use. I think it's high time for a Rescue type Hawkbill and I can ...

I love all the ones I have,and give them all equal carry time,I don`t want anyone of them getting jealous.

Happy Birthday Deacon,I hope you had a good one,and wish you many more. :)

I got mine from New Graham but there are a lot of vendors that carry Militec but I was able to get Militec Grease directly from the company with no problem. Several of the internet knife dealers carry Militec in their stock. I think Oso Grande does and I do believe that Grande Prarie does as well t...

Hey Joe,I am interested in trying the Militec,it looks like what I need,where do you purchase your yours from?

That's the one selling point I like about Militec>> it doesn't seem to attract dust/lint like many of the wet lubes do. I've also heard about this new series of "nano-lubes" i.e. nanotechnology. I've been told that "nanotech" lubes will eventually make most lubrications obsolete...

I prefer the dry lubes better,than the wet,the wet lubes really attract lint and dirt and I find that I have to clean my knives more frequintley.I have been real parcial to tufglide,it`s good stuff.

The biggest advantage I see that a plain edge has over the Spyderedge,it`s easier to do a non stop pull cut on things that require clean cuts.The spyderedge requires more of a sawing back and forth motion,which is good if your cutting ropes or small limbs on bushes or trees.

tonydahose wrote:i told her that the knives weren't worth anything awhile back and i haven't heard from her since.

Uh Oh,It might have made her mad.

I applied Tuf Glide to the blades 3 - 4 weeks ago and have carried the Case knife in my pocket every day. I noticed some rust yesterday on the top of the spines of both blades. The sides of the knife look good. I used a gentle abrasive accessory on my Dremel to remove the rust and applied Tuf-Glide...

If she has an ebay account,she could sell them that way.