I’ll be watching
Worked yesturday which mean so did the Jumpmaster. I cut thru several feet of twine for a landscaper on the property I was on. I thought I had given him a Wave a few years ago . Anyway, I rinsed off the knife so I could put it back into the sheath without all the sand and gravel causing scratches. No drying for this knife. My Spirit photo bombed.
You've got some big hands my friend! .
Cutting thru hose with ease ( after pic of hose cut and clamp attached ) Steel looks great with no signs whatsoever of rust.
Where ya been TPC? I know you are a fan of the H1 steel and serrations. I've been wondering if you were gonna pop in and share your experiences. Good to see ya.
Aloha, Aloha!! I am very busy all day nowadays but I couldn't avoid getting attracted by the smell of H1... Yes, my love for this steel is no secret at this point.It is true that it scratches easily and is soft, but those are two qualities that just add to the "working knife" nature of the beasts that carry this steel. (Image removed from quote.)Truth is, after using the JM 1 for two years and testing the steel in the Aqua Salt and Rock Salt, this JM2 is the blade I had planned on getting next when I get back to spending $ on the hobby. I miss a nice, sharp point on the Jumpmaster (Image removed from quote.)These blades keep on cutting, and don't complain when I leave them wet in the sink or they are attacked by my corrosive sweat! Glad to see you're putting it through its paces, not many reports on the JM2 on the web!!
Very nice collection of H1 TPC . Glad to see you pop in again. I'll be taking it to the beach tomorrow