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    Plinker
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    Bk2 $52 on amazon. I suppose you have more to spend if you want. I'll post up pics of my beckers tomorrow.

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    Scotty Hit It...
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    Have a couple Falkniven knives., F1 and a A1. Both have convex grinds. A convex grind works well for chopping/cutting wood.

    I've cut up branches with both to try them out, worked well. Slow going, but doable.

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    Plinker
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    Default Becker Knife and Tool Pics

    Here's just a couple pics of my two beckers. A bk2 and bk11. My bk11 is my edc, horizontal carry at 11 o'clock. Bk2 stays in my get home bag along with a tiny strop shown in the pics, and a Leatherman Wave. Last but not least, my Gransfors Bruks, small forest axe is in my "Tools" bag.

    Tools bag explanation: I have a family, so clothes and general camping, GTHOOD type stuff is a massive endeavor to keep organized, and undoubtedly something will be overlooked or forgotten. This is where my 'tools' bag comes in. I know if my wife or I have only one bag to grab, it's that one. She knows it, I know it. My family can forget or lose comfort, clothes, entertainment for the two young ones, etc. While this category would be a terrible thing to overlook or forget, I know the truly important 'tools' are all together and accounted for. It includes everything not pertinent to 'get home' survival and lends more towards stuff for comfort, like an axe, multi-fuel stove, better sharpening tools and larger strop, better rain gear, small tarp, larger capacity water filter, extra ammunition, firearms cleaning supplies, crank radio, simple Ti pot to boil water, a bit of cash, etc.

    Thanks for looking. Keep your powder dry.

    Cheers,
    Matt
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    Rest of the pics...

    6 - Choked up on the stippling for finer work.
    7 - Just the newly stropped steel.
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    Plinker
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    Quote Originally Posted by offgrid View Post
    Have a couple Falkniven knives., F1 and a A1. Both have convex grinds. A convex grind works well for chopping/cutting wood.

    I've cut up branches with both to try them out, worked well. Slow going, but doable.
    I definitely want a F1 one day, just so much $ to part with.

    I also like the Condor Knife and Tool offerings. Definitely something for you guys to take a gander at. Carbon steel and leather sheaths at budget pricing.

    Cheers,
    m.

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    Kukri. Done.
    Mom's comin' 'round to put it back the way it ought to be.

    Anyone that thinks war is good is ignorant. Anyone that thinks war isn't needed is stupid.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SA Friday View Post
    Kukri. Done.
    Check out the tests on the Kukri. Can be found for around $18. I have several more expensive knives but I also have several Cold Steel Kukris. Can't beat it for the money.

    Wood Chopping Test - http://knifetests.com/ChoppingShootout.html

    Kukri Torture Test - http://knifetests.com/ColdSteelKukri...ctionTest.html

    Check out the other tests too...informative and entertaining!

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