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I don't wanna quote it because it will take up half the page but thanks nozh2002.

I hear Kein(Or kien i am not sure the name) does a regrind, but the issue is he leaves a HUGE stamp on it lol. That is the only person I know as a professional, but I see a lot of people who say they can. Not sure if they can because I never tried it

Jay_Ev wrote:Your definition of "just fine" differs from mine then, because a half inch of blade snapping off isn't exactly "just fine".

Haven't you ever heard of the Ninja tanto military?? It pretends to be a normal millie then when you least expect it HIIIIYAH! NINJA TANTO!

Interesting. Odd laws and all. Especially about the Balisong. That is really interesting and confusing at the same time. I would just say "Screw it, I am going to jail" and pick up whatever knife I feel like lol. Luckily I live in a city where I just have to follow the 3 inch law (which wi...

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!! The Bob Lum Tanto will be a sprint that is released while I am out of the country!!! The 2ndary market prices are going to kill me!

Tell me how it works for you. If it works out well I shall take your business model and apply it to the South East

bh49 wrote: Cooked beef.

And thus, the mysteries of the universe are solved. I am going to look for some canned cooked beef in the market today to see how it taste.

Oh we have plenty of makers from professional quality part-time makers to full-time bladesmiths knife makers. Sal is looking into a pits collaboration and others he has worked with are known to me. Guy stainthorp , Stu mitchell who has sheffield history in his blood also , Alan Wood , Grace horn pl...

Cruwear is a non stainless alloy "cold work" tool steel that is typically used in industrial knives and slitters and is considered an upgrade over D2 and used in some of the same applications. It is not designed for high speed use like M2, M4, M42, etc. That's where the cold work part com...

Zenith wrote:They did.

Tomorrow I shall hunt for it!

w3tnz wrote:Looked like cat food to me :p

It looked like apple cobbler for some reason. It made me hungry.

I would vote for something tougher, or not as brittle. A tool steel or high carbon or Elmax

One of the fixed Karambits I have has that exact problem on material unless using a full punch but I consider the spyderco serrations unique. On reflection they would be better being the flat ground type on the tenacious rather than the spyderedge as these cut like a plain edge , plus the last port...

That would be a an honour :D I actually have a design I drew to be commissioned by a custom maker a fixed karambit with a slight ramp at the top edge before the blade with jimping. And a finger guard with a stop on the underside (double edged) also jimped like the choil on the woodcraft if I were a...

Can we keep this civil and not into an ad hominen attack or a "my country" etc thread? I in no way speak Russian but I used to spar with a Russian and from what I can tell he did say some positive words, (unless the guy I sparred with was bad mouthing me with a smile lol) I will admit I a...

ya sorry about that. I meant Military but pm2 came out so easy

So I have seen some places listing that they will sell a CruWear Military

I am familiar with a lot of steels, but this one I have only heard of in passing. Anything think they can enlighten me?

Something about the name makes it sound like it has high strength and wear resistance.

JudasD wrote:I have zero excitement for CTS-XHP. I would like to see more 204P, M390 and Elmax though.

JD

I like it, Think of it as a stainless D2

Blerv wrote:Don't forget CPM-M4! :D

OOOOHHHH YAAAAAAAAAA!

Just personal taste but a fixed karambit with linen micarta with a spyderco symbol on the scales ... Cool personified . Now that sounds amazing. Good grip. I love micarta because it can even work if your hands get sweaty or its wet. I hope if spyderco does make a fixed blade, they take your advice ...

Classy as always sir.

Those look sweet, wouldnt mind replacing all my bulbs with those