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Ooh, man that looks nice, and like it'd be a pleasure to use. Unf.
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Now that just looks comfy.
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Getting frustrated and figure this is the place to ask. I'd like a better stone set than the cheapo triangle one I have now, but there are too many options. I'm thinking two, 400 and 1000 grit (sound right?), good size, preferably less than $50 each. Will be for kitchen knives, a cleaver, and pocket knife sharpening. Anyone have recommendations? Little overwhelmed.
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Man, that is cool as hell! Thank you for sharing. The last picture, does that pinky-ring knife style have a name or specific purpose? Been thinking about getting a garden knife and that looks ideal, if I can find a way to carry it around without sticking myself.
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Jul 20, 2020 01:49
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Kenshin posted:Looks sort of like a karambit. It does, doesn't it? Karambits only register as weapons in my head, so I wasn't making that connection. Thanks.
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BLARGHLE posted:The tiny twisty one next to the dagger? I don't remember exactly what the kid called it, but he was trying to base it on some historical european/mediterranean design, rather than the karambit. It was for his girlfriend to use in the garden, if I recall correctly. Yeah, that's the one. Ah! Knowing where it came from/what it's used for got me "boline". But possibly a historical style, not the crescent moon not-actually-usable-as-a-knife ritual blade. Thanks!
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