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Thats awesome news

Looking to get one of these myself, glad to hear its comfortable to use with bigger hands.

Great explanation, been trying to improve my free hand sharpening

Thats a shame man, hopefully spyderco fixes that issue

I decided to just live with the rattle of the guard. So there I was on Friday making a fire and wanted to split some 2x4s. Figured I'd use the respect to baton them. Everything was going good until it wasn't. Everyone was worried about the hole being a weak spot but apparently it was the spot where...

Wow thanks for all the replys, definitely some tips and tricks to help me out

Hey y'all, hopefully some can help me. Im currently trying to figure out what to charge for some knives I'm needing to give up, I cross reference ebay alot but know the prices can be on the crazy side sometimes, does anyone know any other reference source. Thanks for any help.

Looking at Larrin's data, 14c28n just seems like a pretty-darn-near ideal budget knife formula. High toughness with decent edge retention and good enough stain resistance means a knife that is hard to damage and easy to maintain which is, IMO just about perfect for entry level knives aimed at non-e...

Woodpuppy wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 20, 2021 8:24 am

I wonder if Larrin’s methodology could be applied to the CPM-M4 recipe to obtain a stainless version...

That would be amazing if its possible.

Pass, not sure if id do business with blade hq moving forward anyway. Some scandal I missed? Well it seems other people have chimed in with the info, but yeah the data breach and the way they seemed to not want to admit it, just kinda rubbed me the wrong way, I might purchase from blade hq in the f...

Pass, not sure if id do business with blade hq moving forward anyway.

Bought a few things from dlt, really happy with them and I love the rewards program, even though its just fueling my addiction lol

PeaceInOurTime wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 06, 2021 3:57 pm

Trav64 wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 06, 2021 6:43 am

Nice, that looks pretty good.

Thanks :)
Someday I'll get something better. I've been bingeing George Defined on YouTube. He reviews alot of packs. So many different layouts and options!

Ill have to check him out.

"Outdoor Products" brand, unknown model, purchased from Walmart for ~$20. I've used this bag for everything for ~5(?) years, now. Work, travel, motorcycle, bicycle, hiking, walking, it does everything for me and has held up great. https://i.imgur.com/8c9FU9n.jpg https://i.imgur.com/kwdEFZ...

Naperville wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 04, 2021 9:17 pm

Trav64 wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 04, 2021 7:47 am

Very nice, man you've got all the bases covered ha, I'm still trying to get a good kit for my truck and car, might have to steal some ideas.

I get carried away taking notes when I read and watch videos.

Ha, me too, end up with bout 1000 things to get

Nice, what kind of camera do you have? i'm currently using a nikon z6ii. i have a temba byob 10 that holds my camera with a 24-70, my old 80-200, and either my new z mount 50 or my old f mount 60 macro lens and ftz adapter. it slips perfectly into my kelty with some room to spare for a few survival...

ladybug93 wrote: ↑

Sat May 16, 2020 2:22 am

i have tried multiple backpacks from camelbak to maxpedition to hiking day packs. i’ve yet to find the perfect bag for my edc. what’s everyone’s favorite and why?

Still looking for solid packs myself, seems luke thread has a lot of great options to check out

knifemovieguy wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 04, 2021 10:42 pm

Some good shots from Gullfoss waterfall in Iceland and Tenerife mountains
Edit: mistaken the thread

Love that boba patch!

i usually go back and forth between a 5.11 moab 10 and a kelty redwing 32 depending on how much i need to carry and whether or not my camera is coming with me. Nice, what kind of camera do you have? i'm currently using a nikon z6ii. i have a temba byob 10 that holds my camera with a 24-70, my old 8...

Various ones depending on my loadout....Maxpedition, Swiss Army/Victorinox, High Sierra, Kifaru, Kemp...and a couple of others. They all serve their purpose and I've worn out several of various makers over the last 30 years. Pick one that is comfortable and carries your gear oriented to your prefer...