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Older model in the shed hacking up some kindling. Hossom Woodlander. Great knife. AEFC04FD-3B2B-48FF-9023-80655A6D5E19.jpeg I had the largest version at one point. Would love seeing a sprint of the series in a different steel. I would love to see more big Spyderco fixed blades in 4V or MagnaCut. Ho...

Kindlin’

Older Hossom Woodlander.

Older model in the shed hacking up some kindling. Hossom Woodlander. Great knife.

Impinda - the overlooked Chris Reeve. Rides in pocket with keys and assorted junk.

Franken-UKPK

PJ / Christmas / Holiday neck knife. Amsler Kiri Key. Jogging pants? Onesies? Wrapping or opening gifts? Got you covered.

Merkur. Period. Good quality, good price, and enough choice to suit your style. Long handle, short handle, closed comb, open comb, etc... check them out. As for blades, I always recommend Astra. There are a million choices though. Have fun.

Made a perfect knife more perfect. Lil Native with Flytanium Copper Scales. Heavy, grippy, wonderful.

Zombies use Sebenzas

D9590770-CB9F-4C76-A9C2-9D9397563D3B.jpeg 01AAB645-F56A-417E-BEAC-EB37C2279AFD.jpeg Fifth Jeans Pocket two-hander. BM310. Didn’t realize these are quite rare. Since mine isn’t mint, may as well carry. Fun design and very ergonomic for a small knife. Pretty side: 2997DD31-1E56-428F-97F9-F8BC4EAE2BA7...

przemekspce wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 24, 2021 11:02 am

Amazing. What is it?

If I need to chop or dig the old Ontario Rat 7 comes out:
All coating scrubbed off and blade probably a little shorter than when new.

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Thu Sep 16, 2021 9:09 am

Well I have a Murker safety razor, Astra Blades, Taylor Soap, Badger brush and shaving bowl in bound. Actually not to bad of a buy in. Going to see how this works on the peach fuzz the electric razor misses.

You did good

Yeah I just don’t like the feathers. Astras really work for me. I can grow a beard in 1 day. Merkur makes long and short handles too. For a starter, you can’t go wrong. Now maybe I have to get a pack of feathers and give them another go! Just avoid Derby blades. I would not even scrape paint off win...

Get a Merkur safety razor and a sampler pack of razor blades. Any good online “men’s” shop will have them. Razor should be 40 to 100 bucks (German made) and the blades are dirt cheap. I use Astra blades and pay something like $20 for a hundred pack. Even if you change blade every 3-4 days, that’s a ...

I don’t mind new steels but the “antiquated” stuff works for me :cool: and O1 is a favourite. If it is super hard stuff I don’t strop unless it’s to clean off crud. For those ceramic stones (8000) are what I finish with. Unless I leave a super toothy edge for outside, hard workers. Few passes on a L...

Lee Valley still stocks them. Homemade is always my go to. With a softer steel, or to clean crud from any steel, you can’t beat a strop. For something like O1 you can pop a mirror edge pretty quickly.

Wait for it. Super high tech. Leather (old belt) and leather strip for large serrations (same belt) glued on piece of wood. I may test sharpness here and there, but the “face” at the end helps me hold it. I hold in left hand and lean it on forearm. Loaded with rouge. 6D3B8F2F-76A1-4E4B-8CB4-B2618BF1...

Seemed to be some interest in the ESEE Izula. Not one I carry too often, but seeing the buzz, I carried it and remembered why I got it. Beat it all you want, it'll come back for more, and you can sharpen it super easy. Love the carbon steel. Tough and forgiving.

Well maybe my favourite slip joint ever arrives. Real work knife. LionSteel Gitano in Green Micarta. Amazing. Strongest backspring I’ve seen.