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  1. #741
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    Quote Originally Posted by danjared View Post
    I love the Griptilian. I used to have a Mini-Grip but gave it to my brother. I've been thinking of getting another.

    I'm carrying this really cheezy $10 pocket knife


    I'd like something better but in reality, it does what I need it to do


    Best,


    Jake
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    Quote Originally Posted by danjared View Post
    I love the Griptilian.
    Amen, mine takes a wicked edge.
    Matt

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    This is what I took to the stones today. Just finished the scales and pinning.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ouch View Post
    What a cool looking cleaver.
    I love it! It's Mark Richmond's of CKTG own series of knives. Very thin Chinese style cleaver, made from AEB-L, the same steel they use for razor blades.
    What it basically is is a huge razor blade on a stick

    Quote Originally Posted by danjared View Post
    I love the Griptilian. I used to have a Mini-Grip but gave it to my brother. I've been thinking of getting another.
    Yep, the Grip is a great folder. I especially like this one, the 550HG, because of the blade profile & the Spyderco-type thumb-hole instead of the usual thumbstuds.
    Add to that 154CM steel that takes & holds a shaving edge, AXIS lock great handle & you got a sweet knife for less then $100. Pretty good value I'd say.
    Can-can scratch patterns!

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    one of the peeps wrote to my inbox asking what the gold coloured thingie is

    I know this is OT but in the event anyone else was wonderin'....

    It's a FUMOTO Valve. it replaces your OEM sump drain plug and allows crankcase oil changes to be done by moving the lever instead of R&Ring the bung plug time and again. This is the first one I ever used and I can attest it's a great product, especially changing oil on my diesel F-250 that uses 15 quarts. I can use a regular sized oil pan and stop the flow easily when it gets near full (drain pan), then dump the pan and come back and finish draining oil

    the clip lookin' thingie is a gudgeon pin circlip from a 150 2t motor...I use it on the Fumoto valve as sort of insurnace. the pocket knife made it into the pic because I ordered it along with the Fumoto valve through Amazon so the F valve would qualify for free super saver shipping. the valve was about $15, the knife $10

    there was a Fumoto valve to fit my drain pan for $25 and change I could have ordered by itself (and make free shipping). Only difference between it and the one I bought, the one for $10 more has a nipple coming off it to route oil flow. I didn't need the nipple but felt a $10 pocket knife would be more worthwhile


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    Jake
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    Ny new 6/8+ ERN (thanks Matt!) on my new bout from TSS. First hone off this rock with very acceptable results.
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    Jon

    Just because it's sharp, does not mean it's smooth.

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    I honed a Rolls Razor to 1 micron earlier.

    I cut some lapping film to be about the same size as the hone that comes with the Rolls Razor and was able to use them pretty much as inserts, so I was able to hone using the normal honing system in the Rolls Razor case.

    A quick test shave and I'm very happy with the results.
    Keith

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    Dilucot marathon today. Switched to the bbw, and a 1k, for a bit on the Wade Wingfield which I'm really hoping shaves well as it's the oldest blade I've got my hands on so far.

    I like this stone, it's a vintage glued combo. I bought a little coticule, a big coticule and then I picked up this one which is just right - I feel like Goldilocks. The combo slurry stone is also just big enough to use as a finisher or touch up stone, which is nice. I'm in the process of lapping the long side of the slurry stone so I can hone on it as I seen Jake was doing it and it looked cool.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Raithskar View Post
    Ny new 6/8+ ERN (thanks Matt!) on my new bout from TSS. First hone off this rock with very acceptable results.
    Looking good Jon I hope I shaves well.
    Matt

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    Shapton Pro's & CBN,

    5K & 4.5µ on knives & 15K & 0.75/0.125µ on razors
    Can-can scratch patterns!

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    Is that an mk 32 with the faux bamboo scales?

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    Henckels 6/8 that i just re scaled, hope it shaves well tonite. touched up another Henckels too!

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    Alfredo
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    P. Holmberg dagger actively convexing it (true to original grind) on Shapton 220 glass & Shapton Pro 1.5K & 5K.

    Touch-up on the Maestro Wu with 15K Shapton Pro & 0.75µ CBN
    Touch-up on the vintage Dexter carbon parer with 0.75µ CBN
    Touch-up on the FW Söderén with 0.75µ & 0.1µ CBN

    Ready to hunt, cook & shave
    Can-can scratch patterns!

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    Quote Originally Posted by hudik View Post
    Is that an mk 32 with the faux bamboo scales?
    Nope, an MK#6, very similar except it's ˝ hollow & has a spikier point then the MK#32, same size & look otherwise though.
    Can-can scratch patterns!

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    Quote Originally Posted by hig789 View Post
    Looking good Jon I hope I shaves well.
    Indeed it does Matt!
    Jon

    Just because it's sharp, does not mean it's smooth.

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    All touch ups:

    6/8 Dovo Bismarck
    6/8 Revisor
    11/16 Dorko
    Henckels 80
    CVH Mk No4
    J.A. Hellberg Frameback
    W&B Celebrated Hollow Ground

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    Quote Originally Posted by TonyN View Post
    All touch ups:

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    Right now Slash is smiling.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Doc226 View Post
    Right now Slash is smiling.
    I hear ya' Alfredo! The films make is easy.
    Tony

 

 

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