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General Tool Discussion / Re: Thread killers

« Last post by zoidberg on Today at 05:29:12 AM »

Semi annual Cruz thru

I went fishing this morning, filleting and smoking them now. Good to see you here.   

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Leatherman Tools / Re: Leatherman Charge G10 Owners Club!

« Last post by Echotech on Today at 05:19:11 AM »

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Edged Tools / Re: Help identifying old British traditional knives

« Last post by David on Today at 05:07:41 AM »

Thomas Turner, W Saynor, C Johnson, William Rodgers, Venture by H M Slater, Needham, Wade and Butcher, Ibberson, Harrison Brothers and Howson, are some more to keep an eye out for. W Saynor pruners usually bring good money. Unless the seller doesn't know what they have.

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General Tool Discussion / Re: Thread killers

« Last post by NKlamerus on Today at 04:57:19 AM »

Semi annual Cruz thru

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Leatherman Tools / Re: April Rebar and Friends Challenge

« Last post by Craig_S on Today at 04:52:45 AM »

Day 18

The conference I am at is so huge that Leatherman has a booth there. I talked to one of the salesman, Jeff, and he was super nice and listened to me babble about collecting multi tools. When he saw my modified Rebar, he flipped out and said he wanted to tell Tim about it. That made me feel really stoked but also sad because this kind of thing is on the internet every day and I swear they ignore it. Oh well, maybe I can get my Rebar signed. You never know.

Craig

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Edged Tools / Re: Wood Handled Wednesday !

« Last post by David on Today at 04:50:06 AM »

Ringed Gidgee and Cocobolo

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Sweet pair for WHW!   

Ironwood

Love the DIW!   

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General Tool Discussion / Re: Flame On! - April Firestarting Challenge

« Last post by Explorer on Today at 04:43:54 AM »

🔥DAY 18🔥

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Edged Tools / Re: Wood Handled Wednesday !

« Last post by nate j on Today at 04:27:22 AM »

guys

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Swiss Army Knights Forum / Re: Do you carry a supplemental Sak along with another knife?

« Last post by nate j on Today at 04:25:23 AM »

I have no basis for understanding how the knife laws over there, and other places get to be so stringent. Whats your take?

1.  Private citizens have no constitutional right to keep and bear arms.
2.  In the name of public safety, the government effectively bans private ownership of firearms.
3.  Violent criminals continue to use whatever means are readily available (frequently knives) to commit violent crimes.
4.  As a practical matter, knives can’t be completely banned, but in the name of public safety, the government tightly restricts their ownership and carry.

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Leatherman Tools / Re: April Rebar and Friends Challenge

« Last post by Rich_SD on Today at 03:55:43 AM »

Day 18

Mandatory Irish Whiskey pic of the challenge.

Waiting on dinner at the Irish pub.

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