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Awesome choice. Let us know how you like it. Was debating between the one you got, PM3 crucarta or the mules. Went with the mules. Because I waited too long on the T15 mule and it sold out. Decided I shouldn’t wait on the K294 because it was getting low in numbers. Next I’m going to get another AEB...

Monochrome Maxamet Monday, today (color photo though )

What will be my first piece of magnacut should arrive in a day or two. In the form of the all-black PM2. Excitement level is high!

Great images last week, you guys! To get things rolling for this week: here's a shot of my current go-to carry, as I've been pretty smitten lately. I noticed the work sofa has a micarta-like texture, so figured I'd take the fiber-look to the max with this shot that also shows the look of the LynchNW...

A micarta-on-crucarta sort of day.

Manixguy@1994 wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 19, 2024 11:29 am

Nice shot ! Very creative. Dan

SaltyCaribbeanDfly wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 19, 2024 6:05 pm

Very cool

Thanks you guys!

Trying some new perspectives lately.

Endura K390 Wharncliffe. Stoked!

Sounds like an interesting chemistry to me - I'm fond of the high-HRC mules and would be interested in testing/use if the opportunity arises down the road.

Smashed the bumper on our new truck... and so got a new plate bumper shipped freight in an absolutely huge box with tons of packaging. The packaging didn't stand a chance with my Rex45 Manix2 LW on-hand, even though they sort of matched. Absolutely crushed the job! https://i.postimg.cc/mggMPDrb/IMG-...

FullScaler wrote: ↑

Sun Feb 04, 2024 7:45 pm

Thanks Josh.

Did a smooth set today that really show off the Birdseye in the maple. About 15 minutes of light sanding aff the cnc and a quick coat of BLO and ready to go.


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Oh man, those look fantastic with the grain revealed!

I'm planning on testing out some of the techniques and tools I have from my stone carving experience. I am thinking it will act more like stone than steel when sharpening so I am thinking very fine diamond on various materials. I have soft backed diamond wheels going up to 50k as well as diamond pa...

Bought a cheap ceramic knife to practice sharpening on in anticipation of the HIC Mule. First time trying to sharpen a ceramic knife. Out of the box it wouldn't slice a paper towel and barely sliced into a regular piece of paper. Sharpening it was an interesting experience. Initially started on my ...

As far as the forum goes, there are many , all over the world, that have an interest in knives and edges, to some degree, that have no persons in their world with whom they can have a serious conversation about knives. All too true. I joined this forum exactly because of this fact, and I'm quite th...

Absolutely hilarious, the disparity between the number of responses to this thread/poll, vs. the absolutely quite similar thread that just queries the number of knives. Fun games, and I'll participate in both.

Man, I'm feeling seen. Even with my relatively modest collection of a few dozen knives, the decision fatigue often leads to a few knives going with for the day... I typically keep 3-5 different steel/designs in the scary sharp state on the shelf so I can pick and choose based on the cutting (or abus...

Manixguy@1994 wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 02, 2024 7:31 am

PM2 is a DLT Tan exclusive which is difficult to get a true color of scales in cloudy conditions. I like them but clean them more often than other scales . I may switch them out someday . Dan

Dan, now that I know it's actually a light tan color I'm even more envious! Great looking knife.

It was a "warm" day here, still about 45F at sunset, so I'm celebrating by having a fire. https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-SjD7gSk/0/L/i-SjD7gSk-L.jpg Man, the edge on your PM2 looks so good (and acute!). Looks like great fire weather. Unrelated, but here's mine for this fine Friday: h...

Interesting Forum name you chose i.e. "Ozark75". Which begs the question: Are you from the Missouri Ozarks? Yeah I do know that some of the Ozark range also extends south down to Arkansas. But most of the really good parts of the Ozarks Mountains ( big Hills) are here in good old Missouri...