Aerial Traveler
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- Thread starter Aerial Traveler
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- Chardon, OH
There are other threads here; but I will post again soon.
evo
Been here much more than a while
- Location
- My Island, WA
I’ve been using crkt’s bear claw. I’ve tried numerous over the year, and think I’ve lost about 4 of them since I was 16.
I’ve tried the serrated and strongly dislike them, much preferring the normal edge. Pain to sharpen, and not good for all tasks due to the shape. But bomber for packages and general utility.. also ROPE!
I’ve tried the serrated and strongly dislike them, much preferring the normal edge. Pain to sharpen, and not good for all tasks due to the shape. But bomber for packages and general utility.. also ROPE!
Chris Schultz
Carpal tunnel level member
- Location
- Minturn
Benchmade. Super stout knife. Can’t remember the name of it but: Push button open, a safety to lock open/close, partial serrate tanto blade. The handle is stout enough it makes a good hammer too… It’s really easy to operate, lock/unlock, open/close one handed too.
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- Location
- Chardon, OH
See: https://www.treebuzz.com/forum/thre...like-to-celabrate-those-to.35185/#post-519270
See Post #4, and others
See Post #38
See Post #5
See Post # 61
See Post #4, and others
who carries a knife into the tree?
I used a butter knife for that... didn't want to cut through the divorce papers inside the cake...
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who carries a knife into the tree?
Was just wondering? If so what knife and how or have you had to use it?
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who carries a knife into the tree?
Was just wondering? If so what knife and how or have you had to use it?
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flushcut
Been here much more than a while
- Location
- Delavan, WI
Benchmade Pinnacle 750 partially serrated is my EDC.
neums
New member
- Location
- Margaritaville
Benchmade 940 has been my daily for many years. Perfect balance for my hand.
- Location
- Grass valley
- Location
- Grass valley
Benchmade full immunity small enough not to notice in a pocket under a saddle big enough to tackle about any task straight edge is easy to sharpen and great for cutting rope
I'm a practical man, when I'm not wearing chainsaw pants and doing tree work, on my belt I've always got my Leatherman Wave+ and a tiny Gerber folder that uses replaceable razor blades. It's great to have blades you can just trash and replace, instead of a fancy knife where you are worried about damaging the blade doing rough work with it.
- Location
- Chardon, OH
Serf Life
Been here much more than a while
- Location
- Maine Island
Your Buzz-kung-fu is strong Greg!
- Location
- Chardon, OH
Coarse grit stone / DMT alone will create a "micro-serrated" edge on straight utility blade. Good for cutting rope, etc.
Simpleiowaguy
Participating member
- Location
- Vinton
My go to while doing tree work is a de-assisted benchmade barrage. Outside of tree work i have a good assortment/collection that I enjoy rotating out. Both folding and custom fixed blades
- Location
- Chardon, OH
@Serf Life – Just for fun . . . . . . .
Actually, back in the late 1960's and 1970’s I studied (played) Shaolin Kung Fu, Minna Jiu Jitsu, & Tai Chi Chuan.
The majority of people will not know that higher levels of Tai Chi involve weapons.
I still have a homemade, 3 ft long ceremonial demonstration knife (sword), in the basement (no sharp edges).
Now, back to the Post Topic EDC:
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