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That's a great idea for a woods/survival knife. My compass has a mirror, so I always figured I'd use that if I were in a pinch, but having multiple signal mirrors isn't a bad idea. I don't have a lot of eclectic with polishing knives though. Honestly, I've always been one for finishes to prevent ref...

That sucks. I never tell anyone what’s inside, always lie. Like model train parts, or hot wheels, or chess pieces, or legos… whatever comes to mind at the time. Keep us posted This is my go to every time. Unless the guy likes like he collects model trains... then it's just replacement car parts. To...

ZrowsN1s wrote: ↑

Fri May 27, 2022 5:00 pm

zhyla wrote: You can turn any SE blade into PE but not the other way around

I accidentally made this a PE.

Good grief! That's my biggest aversion to trying to sharpen my SE knives! Is that just too much pressure while sharpening?

What are the sexiest farm animals?

Brown chicken brown cow (said to the tune of bow chicka bow wow).

I hope using fancy scope technology doesn't start to make our service members less capable with more primitive aiming solutions. Not that I think it should not be done, I think the technology is one of the few ways to increase lethality over past methods, just like using optics in the first place d...

I made a couple of raised garden beds yesterday! The Byrd Hawkbill is the right tool for the job of opening bags of soil. Best budget knife I have purchased in a long time!

I'm actually pretty excited to see the military adapt the 6.8x51. I've shot the .308 at 1000+ yards and the drop of the .308 compared to some better BC bullets leaves something to be desired. Granted, the .308 will still be around long after in gone, but it is cool to see 6.8 mm being adopted. Gives...

PeaceInOurTime wrote: ↑

Mon May 23, 2022 6:55 pm

Sounds impressive. The Autonomy will be on my radar in the future.

Same. Got to handle one before. It felt awesome.

The sensitive series is the white one. Green is the original I think, with mint, quite „sharp“. Red is sandalwood. Yep. So far I've used the sensitive one and the sandalwood. Both smell and work great. I'm gonna try original next. Let me know what you think. I'm interested in this, but over here it...

There's an awful lot of broken trees after the heavy snow yesterday.

I'm a huge of the fight in the first Rocky movie.

https://youtu.be/Q_qhLRUh66k

Ric wrote: ↑

Mon May 09, 2022 12:49 pm

The sensitive series is the white one.
Green is the original I think, with mint, quite „sharp“.
Red is sandalwood.

Yep. So far I've used the sensitive one and the sandalwood. Both smell and work great. I'm gonna try original next.

Yep. Gonna sound like an old man when I say "we need the moisture though. "

Congrats! Looking for a wedding carry here next month (aka looking to buy a new knife).

RustyIron wrote: ↑

Fri May 20, 2022 5:17 pm

Evil D wrote: ↑

Fri May 20, 2022 4:43 am

Good thing you didn't need to rub your eye

Good thing he didn't need to scratch is manhood.

Truth.

Not gonna make fun of you, because the second I do... slice, there goes my finger!

My tenacious' centering: https://i.postimg.cc/305X1vvX/20220516-080055.jpg Doesn't bother me one bit. The knife is usually on my pocket, or being used. The centering doesn't effect the knifes deploying or cutting ability, so what do I care? It's a tool and performs as such. I doubt most people are b...

Although I’ve been a Spyderco fan for years, I’m just now getting to the point where I plan on breaking down and cleaning my knives. I watched Eric Glesser’s (super helpful) video about maintaining the Shaman, and had a question for the more seasoned members of this-here forum. As Eric was reassemb...

Not gonna lie, I don't care much about centering on my budget/beater knives. My tenacious and hawkbill are both a bit off, but that's what I expect for getting a budget knife. Centering doesn't make my blade more or less versatile.

My current other is the Benchmade Claymore.

Currently listening to"long as I can see the light" by Creedence