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wow! :thumbup:
Peter, Peter, Peter.
Uping the stakes as usual are we?
Very nice! This and Phil's burl Hermit are outstanding!
Edited: There are LOTS of outstanding Hermits in this thread!
Thanks Sergio and yes, I agree.....many awesome knives in this thread !
Can't wait till the BH makes its appearance as part of the collaboration Trio.
Since you asked Peter, here is a sneak peak of what's to come.
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Peter,
There is supposed to be 15 sets made w/ each Maker getting 5.
Andy would be the person to give an ETA.
Justen:
Have you heard any shop talk as to the ETA on Liam's part of the project and/or how many sets will ultimately be made ? Perhaps Phillip or Andy can fill us in based on what they know......I'm sure expectations are running high amongst those bitten by the Osage bug.
Peter
BTW, your Camp Nessie is what lit the fuse for me on Camel Thorn. I also remember that CT board making its way through the throng at Andy's Christmas party. I'm also curious to see how the wood matures over time.
real nice. :thumbup: after you have put it to use, i would be interested in hearing your thoughts on the convex vs. scandi grind. i know most of it is preference, but would still be interested. thanks.
IMO, scandi BH which is at 3/32 will definitely shine in bushcraft type tasks.
Don
right. i'm sure. but, "bushcraft" to me...IMO, it's just a name. when i go "out", i have a belt knife. i want it to be good in the camp, for camp stuff....stakes, fire prep, cutting cord, etc. but, i also want it to be good at fish/game processing. or, at least acceptable. so... that's what i'm asking. for all those tasks...the "impossible knife of one"...curious how you compare Andy's convex vs. scandi on the Bush Hermit. thanks buddy.
Agree. I share the same thinking. I will report back when I get the chance to use them.
Don