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Red Beard's Knives

Hall17

Hall17

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If you have not already you should really think about getting yourself one of @Red Beard knives. If you are anything like me you've accumulated so many knives in your life the last thing you think you need is another knife. I started giving away all my cheaper knives that I never use to friends, cousins, etc. because I never use them. I have 2-3 knives I use on a regular basis. Two years ago my wife and I had a little boy. He's a true boy at 2 years old and it got me thinking. I want to be able to pass items along to him as he grows. So what did I decide to do, yep buy another knife. However, I wanted this one to be a generation knife. I am really excited to to cut a turkey up with it this spring and a few deer this coming season. I hope my son loves this knife as much as I do.
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Red Beard

Red Beard

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Hall17 said:
If you have not already you should really think about getting yourself one of @Red Beard knives. If you are anything like me you've accumulated so many knives in your life the last thing you think you need is another knife. I started giving away all my cheaper knives that I never use to friends, cousins, etc. because I never use them. I have 2-3 knives I use on a regular basis. Two years ago my wife and I had a little boy. He's a true boy at 2 years old and it got me thinking. I want to be able to pass items along to him as he grows. So what did I decide to do, yep buy another knife. However, I wanted this one to be a generation knife. I am really excited to to cut a turkey up with it this spring and a few deer this coming season. I hope my son loves this knife as much as I do.
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Thank you so much for the kind words buddy! Hope he loves it when you pass it on to him!
 
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Torrent

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That right there is a true heirloom knife! Hope you get your turkey too!

Also, nice work Red!
 
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Weldabeast

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Finally got around to the first sharpening. Opted to do away with the micro/compound bevel... Factory bevel was 11 or 12 degrees. I took it to 10... Hopefully hold an edge well with such an acute angle but fresh of the stone/strop it's wicked sharp. Scratches aren't as pretty as factory but it's much sharper...

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