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[dericdesmond]

My Fav tool. Someone scored today on the exchange.

 

[trevitrace]

Love seeing it get use.

 

[dericdesmond]

^Closing in on 3 years now. Appreciate you

 

[Jabrni]

The right tip for the right job.

 

[dtmbinb]

That's what she said.

 

[dhwfd46]

New to me, DEK1, on the belt and on the job, right out of the box. Got a lot dirtier before I was done. Goes through concrete bags way easier than the hoe.

 

[clinton1]

 

[ryco1008]

 

[patrickguignot]

Just received my new EDC in Magnacut with satin grind. Here it is next to my other EDC in D3V.
That's really an amazing knife

And next to a Basic 5 with coarse ghetto satin grind :

 

[yoko]

JORTS ?!!

 

[PolRoger]

JORTS ?!!

I think they have black liners… So grey TeroTuf?

 

[patrickguignot]

I think they have black liners… So grey TeroTuf?

Yes grey TeroTuf. Super grippy.

 

[yoko]

I think they have black liners… So grey TeroTuf?

Keen eye good sir!

 

[JACKMANDU]

 

[trevitrace]

Finally got an ugly, greyed out knife to match my boring, ugly grey sheath.

I noticed the finger choil on the new one is noticeably smaller than the original and thinking it would've maybe been a little lighter as well. According to my crappy kitchen scale it's a whopping .2 oz.

 

[Retired UPS Driver]

Finally got an ugly, greyed out knife to match my boring, ugly grey sheath.

I noticed the finger choil on the new one is noticeably smaller than the original and thinking it would've maybe been a little lighter as well. According to my crappy kitchen scale it's a whopping .2 oz.

I like the new one better, even if only a hair lighter. I really like the smaller choil
+ your a bit darker blade too

 

[Andersonbushcraft]

Finally got an ugly, greyed out knife to match my boring, ugly grey sheath.

I noticed the finger choil on the new one is noticeably smaller than the original and thinking it would've maybe been a little lighter as well. According to my crappy kitchen scale it's a whopping .2 oz.

Looks to me like the greyed out one was reground. It looks to have about half the flat between the fuller and the bevel than the original. If the edge was ground up to repair damage from the test pieces that were zombified, then reground to the proper thickness, that would explain the shallower choil. Are the blades different widths from top to bottom?

Either way, that knife is sweet! Is that green micarta?

 

[PolRoger]

Looks to me like the greyed out one was reground.

Either way, that knife is sweet! Is that green micarta?

I believe that Nathan referred to it as being "undead micarta".

Which is some of the last remaining early OD green canvas micarta that has now aged and turned slightly brownish in color.

 

[trevitrace]

Looks to me like the greyed out one was reground. It looks to have about half the flat between the fuller and the bevel than the original. If the edge was ground up to repair damage from the test pieces that were zombified, then reground to the proper thickness, that would explain the shallower choil. Are the blades different widths from top to bottom?

Either way, that knife is sweet! Is that green micarta?

That was my thinking, too. It appears to be a little less tall than the original one, but I don't have a caliper to verify. They're both od green.

 

[Andersonbushcraft]

That was my thinking, too. It appears to be a little less tall than the original one, but I don't have a caliper to verify. They're both od green.

Inside every big knife is a smaller knife waiting to be ground out...

Either way, nice score! That looks like a fantastic user and a really unique piece. I wonder if someone was ever able to wear out their CPK knife, if they could send it in to be resurrected...