Back after over a decade.

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archangel
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Re: Back after over a decade.

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Welcome back. Sorry to hear about your losses, that had to hurt. Next time, duct tape them to your body. ;)

Oh yeah, congrats on the wife and kids! Way to go!! :rolleyes:
Michael
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Grail knife, still to be acquired: original Tuff by Ed Schempp Feel free to help me find one at a reasonable price...
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Hi.
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Wartstein wrote:
Sat Aug 22, 2020 12:44 am
And the Caly 3.5 is a knife I never had but it looks like a perfect design regarding what I am looking for in a folder: Compact closed size, still a cutting edge of over 3", backlock and the "thinner" (3mm) blade stock (as opposed to the "thicker" pm2-ish 3.7mm)
Cambertree wrote:
Fri Aug 21, 2020 9:15 pm
I always like to hear about knife models that people settle into using for years and years.

What a great model that ZDP189 Caly 3.5 is. I’d be happy to use that one as my single knife for a long time as well.

Ack, sorry you lost it, too.
The 3.5 in zdp is a perfect knife. There is nothing I would change about it. Paired with a SE Cricket was the perfect edc. I will get another eventually. For now I am looking at knives I haven't tried yet. I'll save replacing my 3.5 for a special occasion.
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