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#148611 - 08/22/16 02:53 PM very good survival knife ****
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#148614 - 08/22/16 03:32 PM Re: very good survival knife [Re: desert.snake]
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Hah! I cannot type cyrillic, link is not live (try web url alone), and NO WAY am i doing a video search of NO.69! (which in english is quite sexually suggestive).

PS- just got in another MOD 4 knife, as i trust it above all others, ALL others, never fail, no matter WHAT...i might bend one, might, but never would it break.


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#148618 - 08/22/16 03:41 PM Re: very good survival knife [Re: Lofty]
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You don't need to type anything. Click the arrow in the center.
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#148619 - 08/22/16 04:11 PM Re: very good survival knife [Re: W Polidori]
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Lofty, I saw your knife, it is thick))
like a knife for cutting torch.

Video has been going with English subtitles.
From smartphone is difficult to see,
from the computer should be good - big display.
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#148625 - 08/22/16 06:43 PM Re: very good survival knife [Re: W Polidori]
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Originally Posted By: W Polidori
You don't need to type anything. Click the arrow in the center.


Arrow does nothing on a this android smart phone. I will track down video with no problem, but could not resist the jibe.


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#148628 - 08/22/16 07:32 PM Re: very good survival knife [Re: Lofty]
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May not load on phone. Loads on computer just fine.
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#148629 - 08/22/16 07:35 PM Re: very good survival knife [Re: W Polidori]
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Originally Posted By: W Polidori
May not load on phone. Loads on computer just fine.

It loads on phone !!
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#148637 - 08/22/16 09:26 PM Re: very good survival knife [Re: Michael_Mason]
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As stated above, not on THIS phone....but enough of this, let me watch the video via search.

for anyone else with this problem....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SmTtSB-t0KM

Nice useful tool made from whatever....end of the world survival skills.

Showed this to a friend and he agrees....A Red Herring Hacksaw.(dang! did it again!)


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#149443 - 09/03/16 01:59 PM Re: very good survival knife [Re: Lofty]
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In fact, the knife for the campaign can be made from Saw benches Saw.
Thickness 2 mm, but for most purposes it is enough.

You can fell trees




Unfortunately, the English language is not provided, but the methods are quite clear visual
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#149484 - 09/04/16 04:06 PM Re: very good survival knife [Re: desert.snake]
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Unfortunately, I have little enough time, that even sticking a prefinished blade in a handle is not happening anytime soon.

But a fun hobby, I am sure. Or, great to know for areas where finished knives or blades unavailable or cost prohibitive.

As for need, not very likely, as if I managed to find or keep up with what I need to make a knife, I likely kept up with a nice quality dependable knife in the first place.

But something I would have been all over when younger, and was, we cold chiseled blanks out of old crosscut saw blades, ground and tempered the blades, and used oak slabs for scales, or walnut crate, and elegant bent nails as rivets.


Edited by Lofty (09/04/16 10:14 PM)
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