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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Where the snark is the snark?
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Thanks guys, also got around to making the first bunch of the "trailmates" as they have been come to be known. Been two years I've been meaning to offer this design. I can't really say its new. I made a,slightly different version of this pattern 10 years ago, but it morphed into what you guys know as todays Yuma. But I always like the pattern, so, here it is. These are CPM154 as well.
This knife is the perfect cross if a Yuma and a Magua got in bed and had a kid.
This knife is the perfect cross if a Yuma and a Magua got in bed and had a kid.
Thanks guys, also got around to making the first bunch of the "trailmates" as they have been come to be known. Been two years I've been meaning to offer this design. I can't really say its new. I made a,slightly different version of this pattern 10 years ago, but it morphed into what you guys know as todays Yuma. But I always like the pattern, so, here it is. These are CPM154 as well.
This knife is the perfect cross if a Yuma and a Magua got in bed and had a kid.
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Thanks guys, also got around to making the first bunch of the "trailmates" as they have been come to be known. Been two years I've been meaning to offer this design. I can't really say its new. I made a,slightly different version of this pattern 10 years ago, but it morphed into what you guys know as todays Yuma. But I always like the pattern, so, here it is. These are CPM154 as well.
This knife is the perfect cross if a Yuma and a Magua got in bed and had a kid.
I'm going to go ahead and pretend you didn't post that...
Dammit.
Stainless too, huh?
Dammit.
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Hahaaaaaa! Finally got around to experimenting with stainless steels. Had a couple of failed attempts, but learned a lot and now we have Yumas in CPM154.will have more info on a new thread in my subforum soon.
Great. I will be needing one of these. Definitely with orange liners. Why'd you have to go and do that, Todd? But I'd be more than happy to help pay for your (discounted) dental work.
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Ha, I'm still smiling about that deal. You know the doctor even called me today to make sure everything was good. You just don't get service and willingness to help out of doctors like that very often. Really renews my faith in humanity.
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It's more than an upgrade. It's legit if you have whiplash, aka soft-tissue damage. That kind of thing tends to linger and can affect quality of life. Moreover, it's likely her insurance will eventually try to screw you on long term medical costs. My advice is to secure a reputable attorney and get your primary care physician to prescribe some form of physical therapy. Even if the insurance offers to pay for doctor's visits, they won't pay for all the time, energy, and loss of work it takes to go to the physical therapy appointments.
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The only thing I see wrong with this statement is that WW, AFAIK, does not have a job.....so....no "loss of work".
optimizing. takes too much time.
.41? connosewer? hah.
just found out there's at least one .460 riflenice.
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chilly
Yeah. Effing cold - and I've spent a week in sub -20° temps. Problem is, no acclimation. Last week, shorts....this week, 3 layers and a face mask. What I know is, it'll be about 45° in my bedroom tonight. Gonna make it hard to get out from under the covers tomorrow morning.
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Thanks guys, also got around to making the first bunch of the "trailmates" as they have been come to be known. Been two years I've been meaning to offer this design. I can't really say its new. I made a,slightly different version of this pattern 10 years ago, but it morphed into what you guys know as todays Yuma. But I always like the pattern, so, here it is. These are CPM154 as well.
This knife is the perfect cross if a Yuma and a Magua got in bed and had a kid.
That's really nice. :thumbup: What are the specs on that one?
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Be careful you don't shatter.....
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There are times where I wish the PNW had more extreme weather, then I see this and reconsider. I can't even imagine -9
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the wood stove is scorching hot
just getting wood on the 4 season porch, i thought my pants were going to shatter
the wood stove fixed that the other way, i think the fibers melted
hah
7 more hours to sunrise, i expect it can get a bit colder
just getting wood on the 4 season porch, i thought my pants were going to shatter
the wood stove fixed that the other way, i think the fibers melted
hah
7 more hours to sunrise, i expect it can get a bit colder
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Well, I did have to go and turn the air conditioner down so it will be cool enough to sleep. So maybe it was the breeze?
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Well, I did have to go and turn the air conditioner down so it will be cool enough to sleep. So maybe it was the breeze?
Darned smug Texans with their warm weather.
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