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Old 06-05-2008, 03:03 PM
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Originally Posted by dmaxjenn
......well im a couger you know,
Yes. I know. I peeked.
 
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Originally Posted by dmaxjenn
......well im a couger you know,
I noticed.

i think im past the ***** age now....
Umm. Umm. Umm. I gotta go cut something down.
 
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this is from Linda in advance.. jk

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I noticed.


Umm. Umm. Umm. I gotta go cut something down.
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Ok Bob - would you mind divulging your knife sharpening secrets??. I get my knives pretty sharp but nothing like that. What exactly are you using?

Is that an expensive knife?
 

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I doled out some good coin for a sharpener (about $80) and with some
practice I got good at using it. As for that knife? No it's not too
spendy at all. Ti-Lite by Cold Steel. A more expensive knife
has the ability to hold that sharp edge for longer,,,, but any
knife can be made that sharp. A cheap knife sharpens fast but
dulls quickly.A good knife takes longer to sharpen but because
of the quality and hardness of the steel it will hold the edge longer.
 
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Sorry. Here's a pic of the sharpener I use.
 
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Ah, yes...after looking closer - I have the same Cold Steel knife.
 
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Old 06-05-2008, 04:59 PM
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For me, that sharpener was money well spent. If I only
had one or two knives, and they really only needed to be
touched up once a year, I wouldn't spend that much.
You could get them done at a knife store for like four bucks.
 
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its not a knife... ruger p345
 
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In the pocket, Gerber EZ Out Jr. On the belt, Leatherman Wave multi-tool.
 



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