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Another NO Frills Added

Started by tippit, February 11, 2012, 04:34:00 PM

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tippit

I forged out one more No Name camp knife to see what will work best for processing meat and  around the kitchen.  This one is 12" OAL with a 7 1/2" blade.  Which ever one wins will be prettied up...the rest well there is always the ever present reject bucket   :(   tippit

 
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DANA HOLMAN

Thats a big one and a Nice one,
Dana
"When Satan is knocking at your door,
Simply say,

"Jesus, could you get that for me?"

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akaboomer

Very nice. I have been called a reject and I have a bucket;)
Looking forward to a review of the Meat Cutters. Perhaps a pic or two with the reviews?

Chris

amar911

I really like that one too, Jeff. I don't know what you would consider a "reject", but I am going to be standing in line to get one.

Allan
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Bladepeek

Anyway, it's not called a reject bucket. It's called a shop knife. Ya gotta have something of your own that you use in the shop.
60" Bear Super K LH 40#@28
69" Matt Meacham LH 42@28
66" Swift Wing LH 35@28
54" Java Man Elk Heart LH 43@28
62"/58" RER LXR LH 44/40@28

john gerrard

Please keep us up to date as to which knife you feel does the best to process meat. I have a bunch of knives that I like to experiment with to see which one works best at butchering.

Believe me you craft some of the very best knives that I've seen.  Brokenwing

ron w

If you want to place your rejects in my collection let me know.......I like that one!   :thumbsup:
In the beginner's mind there are many possibilities. In the expert's there are few...So the most difficult thing is always to keep your beginner's mind...This is also the real secret of the arts: always be a beginner.  Shunryu Suzuki

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