Very nice !I thought that looked familiar.
I've got mine hooked up to a PC with a set of Edifier r1280t 2.0 speakers... Probably overkill, but man does gaming sound GOOD!
Beautiful shots my friend as the norm
Both beauties on their own.I just received my knives here in the Netherlands! I guess there isn't much I can say that hasn't been said already, but I am really pleased with them. Great color and texture on both and excellent fit and finish. The darker one has a little bit stiffer pull than the blond, maybe a 6 versus a 5. Now, I just have to decide which one to keep, as the other is a gift for a good friend (unless he doesn't like it, in which case I won't have to choose).
Thanks to knifeswapper for all of his time and trouble getting the BF2020 arranged and produced and to @spudz762 for taking on the duty of European Shipping Coordinator!
A couple of (poor) photos I managed to squeeze in with the dying embers of daylight.
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Certainly an interesting link and Levine wrote well then but it needs to be looked at in perspective.
Mostly it refers to horn in storage and that's when infestation is most likely to occur, horn stacked up, membrane still adhering etc. Responsible knife makers would use some pesticides in these situations as a preventative. It also relates to museum pieces which are very old or ancient, notably furniture or vehicles as conduits of infestation. In the home, if you have wall to wall carpets of natural fibre, you've warm damp spots, you don't clean much then the larvae could gain hold at the same time storing horn handled knives in cloth in dark damp areas MIGHT attract larvae attack if your house is already infested. Lately, people have rugs or floor materials in synthetics and this is far less attractive to these pests. Here in Scandiland, people still regularly take their mats/rugs outside and give them a good thrashing or spanking that should help
Finally, if you use the knife a lot it's excellently protected, but storing in dark/humid places COULD invite larvae attack, especially if you home resembles a hoarder's zone (I suppose many knife addicts could be in that scenario ) Well, a home invasion of zombies or anything could happen
I love the wharncliffe blade for cutting open bags of salt.
So which one did you keep Charlie ?Not as dramatic as some, but very nice horn, with decent matching!!
I like these!!
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