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  1. Andrew Colglazier
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    Best hard use folder (Farm etc)

    I recommend the Spyderco Gayle Bradley. It is a very strong folder made with good materials. The blade is M4 steel. I have used it for all...
    Post by: Andrew Colglazier, Jun 18, 2012 in forum: General Knife Discussion
  2. Andrew Colglazier
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    Hard Use Spyderco

    Gayle Bradley. http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/714931-Gayle-Bradley-Hard-Use?highlight=andrew+gayle+bradley+hard+use Andy
    Post by: Andrew Colglazier, Jun 15, 2012 in forum: Spyderco
  3. Andrew Colglazier
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    I need your help again

    I like #1 the best. I don't care for a clip point design, and a drop or spear point gives more strength to the tip. Double edge isn't legal in...
    Post by: Andrew Colglazier, May 26, 2012 in forum: General Knife Discussion
  4. Andrew Colglazier
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    New Design "Nutria" Framelock

    Nicenicenice!!! Andy
    Post by: Andrew Colglazier, May 15, 2012 in forum: For Sale: Folders
  5. Andrew Colglazier
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    Le Camembert (the Knife, not the Cheese) by Guy Vialis

    Excellent. Well done as always. Thank you sir! Andy
    Post by: Andrew Colglazier, May 15, 2012 in forum: Knife Reviews & Testing
  6. Andrew Colglazier
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    What do you use for yard work

    This, mostly. [IMG]
    Post by: Andrew Colglazier, May 10, 2012 in forum: General Knife Discussion
  7. Andrew Colglazier
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    Gayle Bradley Hard Use

    How about a Superleaf or a Manix II XL in M4? Beefy blades with quality materials. Those would be some great workers! Andy
    Post by: Andrew Colglazier, Mar 24, 2012 in forum: Spyderco
  8. Andrew Colglazier
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    Gayle Bradley Hard Use

    I have a Superleaf, and decided to employ it as a hard user, to be subjected to the same or similar indignities as my GB has been forced to...
    Post by: Andrew Colglazier, Mar 23, 2012 in forum: Spyderco
  9. Andrew Colglazier
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    Amsterdam Meet 2012 Report

    The Starmate is right up my alley!! Andy
    Post by: Andrew Colglazier, Mar 23, 2012 in forum: Spyderco
  10. Andrew Colglazier
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    The common denominator...

    OK, so, how did you manage to bring toe and traditional together in the same place? Andy
    Post by: Andrew Colglazier, Mar 23, 2012 in forum: Traditional Folders and Fixed Blades
  11. Andrew Colglazier
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    Heavy sweat on stainless folding knife blades

    MSM, I live in N. TX also. I work in the heat on a regular basis and have had no issues with corrosion with any of those steels. In fact I carry...
    Post by: Andrew Colglazier, Mar 23, 2012 in forum: General Knife Discussion
  12. Andrew Colglazier
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    Amsterdam Meet 2012 Report

    Now there's a design where the choil (to me) makes sense. This is a knife not made for heavy use, but for finer cutting tasks, with plenty of...
    Post by: Andrew Colglazier, Mar 22, 2012 in forum: Spyderco
  13. Andrew Colglazier
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    Spyderco Civilian & Matriarch Review

    Most states these days permit the carry of a handgun. A handgun has little utilitarian use. Most states also allow the carry of a pocket knife....
    Post by: Andrew Colglazier, Mar 22, 2012 in forum: Knife Reviews & Testing
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    The Ultimate Thread. Spyderco Vs. Benchmade

    I may be all wet here, as I don't have a lot of experience with Benchmade, but I'll throw it out for general mauling. What about consistency of...
    Post by: Andrew Colglazier, Mar 19, 2012 in forum: General Knife Discussion
  15. Andrew Colglazier
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    Is there such a thing as "sharp enough"?

    Exactly. I keep a very sharp edge on my small pocket EDC knives because they don't get used very often, so taking the time to put a fine edge on...
    Post by: Andrew Colglazier, Mar 15, 2012 in forum: General Knife Discussion
  16. Andrew Colglazier
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    Is there such a thing as "sharp enough"?

    I was answering the question of the OP with my own opinion. I'm not belittling anyone or anything. I'm saying, sharpen the knife to the point...
    Post by: Andrew Colglazier, Mar 15, 2012 in forum: General Knife Discussion
  17. Andrew Colglazier
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    Is there such a thing as "sharp enough"?

    I'm not a pro chef or a barber. If I were, then I would keep my knives sharp enough for those purposes. If you are a pro chef or a barber, then...
    Post by: Andrew Colglazier, Mar 15, 2012 in forum: General Knife Discussion
  18. Andrew Colglazier
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    Is there such a thing as "sharp enough"?

    How sharp does a pencil have to be, to write with it? It's possible to get a pencil very pointy indeed, but how strong will the point be, and for...
    Post by: Andrew Colglazier, Mar 15, 2012 in forum: General Knife Discussion
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    If you could give your ancestors 100$ of tools what would you gift?

    I would give them a pictorial instruction booklet about how to make soap. Andy
    Post by: Andrew Colglazier, Mar 10, 2012 in forum: Outdoor Gear, Survival Equipment & More
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    When a hankie comes in handy, or Thanks Carl (and Mr. Van)!

    I carry one or two bandannas every day. When it's hot, one goes on my head and I have an extra for upper respiratory emergencies. The other day...
    Post by: Andrew Colglazier, Mar 10, 2012 in forum: Traditional Folders and Fixed Blades
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