Hopefully you didn’t pay a premium for the cosmetic elements.
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Nice, Joel! Sharp looking knife! Hehe
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It was 60 40% off
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Not too bad: It’s in the ballpark of a solid 7-9 incher. As long as you care for it - it’ll outlast you. I actually think nothing of using my trusty basic paring knife as a highspeed can opener: with me impaling them like the 1823 prohibition on staking the undead never happened.
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Well I had a Shun prior to this but I snapped the tip off…
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A doppelganger encounter?
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Yeah, was pretty dramatic…. He was hawking the other cat was inching closer
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Showdown!
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Sharp looking @Joel.
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Well, then just annoyance and not the pleasure of an imminent battle - Chatter is the usual sign:
Sadly, the video is hosted my one badly impersonating me, with a tiny beard, feeble piercings, limited knowledge and badly feigning my accent.
Although, I better get down to relaxing soon [rather than correcting or hunting for better examples]: my feed is now going through exorcist interviews (I do allow others to suggest things to add to my queue) with all of them prattling heresy as fact.
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James Lindsay,
Here he goes over a thing they are planning to implement in the UK and west
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There’s a series on The History Channel, Joel, Forged in Fire. Check it out. I watch an episode from time to time. The knife you bought, appears to be made from Damascus steel.
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Indeed. I tend to get moulds and custom 3D prints from there a lot.
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Yes, he said it’s made out of spring steel or some such…. 4 inch handle 8 inch blade
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