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Good choice.

Thanks for the video idea. I may do that sometime in the future.

I'm way better looking, but he has a cooler voice.

Sure. Some bastard files and sandpaper.

Good choice.

I had one, not in Magnacut but I did not like the way the handle felt in my hands.

@@knifetimestory Thanks, good to know. I'll find something, just needs to be a fairly decent stainless. I'm pretty certain how 1095 will end up in my care....

Sorry about that.

Great little knife for sure!

It is on the back and done by hand with individual stamps. It never bothered me to see the variations of depth and alignment.

@@knifetimestory Understood

Ha! That would suck!!

I knew YOU would like them!!!

Thank you!

Ahhh. Another dissatisfied customer. There are more of you out there than BRK is willing to acknowledge.

I've always liked A2 and O1 and D2. All the other stuff is just gravy.

@@knifetimestory I like D too 2. Dee two too. I enjoy D2 as well. Really good edge retention.

So glad you gave it a try and had good results. Thanks for letting me know.

That’s hilarious. But… No. I am much better looking and still have all my hair.😁👍🏻

Glad you approve!!

If you count UA-cam as movies, then yes. Otherwise...no.

That works too. Excellent suggestion.

Oh my. I read your comment a couple of times before I "got it". Yikes. NOBODY would want to see that!!!😂

Glad you caught that and appreciated it. Thanks for the sub!!

I wonder if we can apply enough pressure to ESEE to do the right thing!!!!

Glad you are experiencing a positive result from that steel. I still like it very much, but...have gravitated to 15V simply because it is less chippy.

@@knifetimestorycan’t say i found maxamet to be chippy

That is great! My knives may be from a different heat treat run. I know there are variations of REX 45 out there as well. Some in the mid60s and then others in the low 60s.

Welp, as much as I like the A2, and the size, I'm using my S35VN Izula with the extended handles 90% of the time bacause of that one major issue I have with the Sencillo. Too bad. They should have thought that out better.

Great comment and very valid points. Thank you for sharing!!

Thank you Jeff. Great to hear from you!! More designs would be cool, if they would just do me the one favor, and make the Izula out of great steel. The S35VN is quite nice, but Magnacut would just be freakin' awesome. 3V would be nice too. Loving the tractor. Loader / Backhoe that is going to make my life WAY easier.

Thank you for the kind words about the video and the critique. I always appreciate them. I do think you misunderstood my stance on the chemical thing though. Perhaps I was not clear. In a nutshell: Buck used to use real wood. Then switched to the Dymond wood probably because tree huggers whined, or Dymond wood just was so much cheaper and they needed to cut costs because Walmart priced the knife so low. The irony about the tree hugger/environmentalist thing is that they complain trees are being needlessly slaughtered to make knife handles, so the alternative is a composite/fake wood that requires wood, and a toxic soup of chemicals to create a more environmentally friendly handle. Sort of like electric cars. Where do people think the electricity comes from? Coal. So, in essence, they are coal powered. I'm glad Buck has gone back to wood and am in favor of natural materials in knives like the 110. But, have no issue with G10 and Micarta and other man made materials in more modern knives like anything from Spyderco. Hope that clears up my stance. Cheers.

Very good that you are still holding out. Good luck and all the best 😊

Seven and 1/2 months. Congrats. You have tremendous will power. If it were not for the "Loophole" I don't know if I could really have done a full year of not buying. Glad I'm not alone with the "choil" issue. Maybe if enough of us complain, they will go back to the drawing board and make it right. Always appreciate your comments. Thank you!

"Loop hole" 😂

Yes I did. HOWEVER...remember, there is the Loophole. The channel, which according to tax law, is it's own entity, it is actually doing the buying. I'm simply helping out said entity and choosing which knives it should buy!!! 😂

@@knifetimestorygreat. Now I need to start up a knife channel 😢

I highly recommend it!

I have the M1 in Magnacut and love it - it's nearly perfect. I only wish its handle scales were a bit more substantial and filled the hand like the Izula 2 does. Will have to look into having some made perhaps.

I too have looked at it and the handle is way to anemic for my hands. Too bad.

Ha. No mower deck. New tractor is a loader/backhoe. I love it!!

Maybe someday I'll do a video from the seat of my tractor and use the loader as a camera boom.

@@knifetimestory I am looking forward to it. You might consider using the rear hitch because hindsight is always 20/20.

Very clever!

@@knifetimestory Thanks!

That is a very poignant and thought-provoking comment. I agree. That is why most of my videos… I would say 98% of them are with me just talking about different aspects of the knife for history or some modifications. I too am very disenchanted by the knife community. I grew up going to knife shows and getting to talk to you all kinds of makers and it was a very special time. Now the Internet even though it has provided a way for me to have a forum to talk about knives, it has in my opinion to a degree ruined The knife community. Too many con artist, copycats, and people with only a modicum of life knowledge professing to be an expert. Quite frankly… I have forgotten more about knives and the history of them than most people will ever know. Mind you, I have been immersed in this since I was 11 and became a member of the Case Collectors Club when it was first introduced.

@@knifetimestory Cudos old fella.

The 70s and 80s when hunting for that knife was akin to treasure hunting, looking through magazines and catalogues in an attempt to find that one knife you long for, the adventure you had just to find that one knife. In my case travelling from the country to over 300 kilometres to go to a sports store where you walk in and the owners remember you even after a year or more and the genuine conversations you had back then and the knowledge that was learnt by just shutting your mouth. I agree the net has ruined so much of what we used to be. When you grow up in the bush and use knives on a daily basis, it's hilarious to watch the armchair experts telling me all about knives. Also I have split thousands of logs with an axe and never a knife, that's not what a knife is for. Finding an old knife covered in rust and you get home and give her a good clean up and you feel as though you won the lottery and say to yourself how terrific it is, knowing fully well it's probably only a cheapy but it left a memory and feeling that no new knife could ever fill. Memories of long ago, that sir is the knowledge that is of the most value to me these days. Thanks for the chat old mate. It's much appreciated. All the best from down under.

Great comment. Thanks for sharing. I love stories like that and when people share them!!

Yep. Perhaps he could not patent it. Or was cool and just wanted people to have a great handle material, regardless of who was making the knife.

Same exact knife, just reduced about 25%. I just ordered one with a leather handled this evening. Funny you should write this comment. I've had other model 7's but never with the leather handle. That is my favorite handle.

Glad you like it. Thanks for commenting.

I wish you luck on your project. Let me know how it turns out.

Yes she did!