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^^ Bloke’s got it. I sometimes hold the knife closer to vertical and just work on the tip to “catch up” with the work in the ear of the knife.

I wish I had a backup of the BHQ Para 3 in M4. Its my go-to favorite. It was my first Spydie after a long hiatus... what a way to come back. I have the rex45 para 3, and Rex 45 seems like a better M4, so maybe I’m covered. Haven’t used it yet though...

^^that looks awesome.

TkoK83Spy wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 17, 2019 9:34 am

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Ooo I like those green scales! Dye job?

Well I forgot about it entirely! Was bathing two 4-year-olds and reading them bedtime stories :cool:

But what would Matthew Quigley carry?

The Shaman!! Would LOVE to see this combo on just about any/every other Spdyerco knife. Love Cru, Love Micarta! Yes. Yes. Yes. Word! Siren looks cool; in it's simplicity of shape it kinda reminds me of the Goddard (if not exactly). It's very close. I thought it was a Wayne Goddard salt at first. Lo...

I was looking forward to the cruwear shaman, but I think the star of this reveal is that stretch! Looks like a giant manbug / one eyed jack! I like that blade *very* much.

So when are you swapping the St. Nicks’ DLC blade in?

Hatchet 7419 wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 14, 2019 8:42 pm

Wife not going to be happy

Not an uncommon phenomenon round here!

My old Camper SAK:



Trying to get the hang of feather sticks with a Mora Kansbol and BRKT Bravo 1. I clearly have a ways to go...

Just touched mine up on the Doublestuff 2 last night. Quick few passes on the ceramic side, couple passed on the suede pouch that I’ve loaded with green compound. Back to shaving sharp. It’s a very easy steel to maintain. My doublestuff seems perfectly matched to this steel... can't say that for mo...

I need these to hold off a while, paying off my Blacktail longbow is still stinging...

standy99 wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 13, 2019 8:51 am

Bought a knife from home in Australia from a well known knife retailer in the US and had it shipped to the US and still had to pay Aus 10% GST....

^^that is wrong right there.

Marcus52AR wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 06, 2019 1:01 pm

There's a YouTube video from a USN attendee who said there's a possibility of a rosewood Rex 45 Shaman in tje works. Tough decision if so, the crucarta shaman sounds equally tempting.

Auuuuuuuauh? (Tim the toolman Taylor sound...)

Hydraulic oils are pretty nasty. They are also generally hydrophilic, and can absorb through the skin. I’d avoid them like the plague.

Just touched mine up on the Doublestuff 2 last night. Quick few passes on the ceramic side, couple passed on the suede pouch that I’ve loaded with green compound. Back to shaving sharp. It’s a very easy steel to maintain.