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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.
Which CPK are you carrying today?
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Made sure there were no nose-buggers under the scales, put froglube there and switched to my own Torx screws.
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First-off, I love the BFK in any configuration as the most practical and comfortable camping knife around.Made sure there were no nose-buggers under the scales, put froglube there and switched to my own Torx screws.
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Secondly, I have a healthy respect for Spyderco’s overall line of knives while having a love/hate relationship with specific models. In general, the Military does not interest me. Conversely, the Fluted Titanium Military is one I would very much like to own. Who says knife collecting has to be logical rather emotional sometimes?
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That is the best looking Spyderco I have ever seen. Very nice! The other blade ain’t bad either.Made sure there were no nose-buggers under the scales, put froglube there and switched to my own Torx screws.
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ferider
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The Kephart doesn't get enough credit over here. Obviously lacks the coolness factor for some .... not for me.
Agreed. And to take it a step further - the fact that it's so un-sexy and basic looking makes me love it even more. It's just a utilitarian knife that's deceptive in its usefulness. It's lightweight and easy to hike with, works well in the kitchen and in camp. And in D3V, it's taken to another level, and capable of a lot more than its looks might suggest.
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Kinda looks like a cross between a sharp butter knife and a lazy dagger. Some people like it, and some like a swoopy speedy looking knife, even if it's not as functional...The Kephart doesn't get enough credit over here. Obviously lacks the coolness factor for some .... not for me.
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Like a SAK on steroids - it's also, IMO, the least threatening fixed blade to pull out - say - at a picnic.
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The Kephart doesn't get enough credit over here. Obviously lacks the coolness factor for some .... not for me.
The CPK Kephart is a nice functional knife for sure.
Dude, every time I see your coffee, I think of Austin Powers “nutty” coffee in the linked scene below…..
I like em all!
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The CPK Kephart is a nice functional knife for sure.
Dude, every time I see your coffee, I think of Austin Powers “nutty” coffee in the linked scene below…..
Bless your heart for that.
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Oh man, you better send that back to the mother ship for restoration right away after such abuse!My friend probably has objections to my peanut butter, too. Creamy vs. chunky, not available at Starbucks, etc.
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Yep! I would destroy my sammie if I tried that with my DEK1 which is not as functional as the Kephart. A large butter knife that can spread or slice is a winner in my book!My friend probably has objections to my peanut butter, too. Creamy vs. chunky, not available at Starbucks, etc.
