@@peppereddingo9339 yes that knife actually did do very well, I like cruwear, it takes that toothy edge and bites in and cuts were some steel wants to slide over stuff. Hopefully you can try it out
I like this cruwear and the fact you treated it up at 63, and even after all that cardboard it was still sharp but a few swipes on the strop and it was back were it was, I like toothy steels some just glass out and slide rather than cut and naw they can keep them, when I get a better set up imma record my cut tests and stuff and show everything
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Another great fixed blade. Just beautiful. I am really going down this fixed blade rabbit hole.
@@DavidBurge-xf8zx even though I have a few slipjoints I'm a fixed blade guy at heart and probably always will be
@@SouthernKnifeLife It's a rabbit hole I am just now going down. I can see how they can be super useful.
Looks like that blade steel did very well. I'd like to try some of that out myself. ATB, Dingo
@@peppereddingo9339 yes that knife actually did do very well, I like cruwear, it takes that toothy edge and bites in and cuts were some steel wants to slide over stuff. Hopefully you can try it out
Thanks man!
I think cruwear will be what I use for the most part moving forward. I’m trying some 4v now but I’m pretty sure it’ll be cruwear
I like this cruwear and the fact you treated it up at 63, and even after all that cardboard it was still sharp but a few swipes on the strop and it was back were it was, I like toothy steels some just glass out and slide rather than cut and naw they can keep them, when I get a better set up imma record my cut tests and stuff and show everything