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This channel sells them online but only makes available to UK. Seen other sites for Australia and one has language I couldn't even recognize. So guess if your American your last, they gonna purge rest of old stuff on us a while till maybe we're one day privileged to by like other places are now.
Mooie collectie! Oprechte vraag: veel van deze messen zijn geen ‘werkmessen’ volgens Jan, maar waar gebruik je ze dan wel voor? Of is het puur de verzameling waar het om draait?
Duuuuuudes. Friends! Thanks for all the kind words. The thumbstud on the Baby Banter is actually Titanium that is anodized a brass color. Baby Banter Fixed Blade -- coming in September. ;) I am SOOOO stoked for Saturday.
2:38 it seems to me that those 3 models of CEO compact in the middle are still different length even within their compact groop? the right in grey is the longest....
My husband died a month ago. He always cared for our many knives-kitchen and utility. He used both a natural whetstone, before that an oil stone. Now i need to learn. So i deeply appreciate your lesson. The last thing i want to do is ruin even one of the lovely knives he made/bought me through the years.
No one uses bottle openers anymore. They're just a novelty. And wooden stakes for tents? What era did you come from? The 1800s? LOL Crazy expensive if you ask me. Just get a normal traditional axe with hickory handle and forged heads and be a REAL MAN. Not this plastic vestigial of an axe that's for she/her/zee/zer and make your own sheath from moose skin that you hunted and skinned alive with your own bear man hands.
Technically the Laguiole brand is protected... At least in France. It came after a very very long fight between somebody that registered the brand "Laguiole" and the Village of Lagiuole. After many years of legal battle the Village won and now owns the brand. There's a caveat when it comes to knives though, as Thiers as you pointed out, historically made Laguiole, they still have the right to make Laguiole knives (and just knives). There's discussion to create an IGP ( Protected Geographic Indication ), but it's, for the time being, stuck in limbo by the talks between Laguiole and Thiers... over who can makes what. Now distinguishing a Laguiole from Laguiole from a Laguiole from Thiers is relatively easy. Laguioles from Laguiole are made by the Forge de Laguiole or by the Coutellerie of Laguiole en Aubrac. There's a few other artisans, but they don't have the production capacity to sell beyond what they sell in their shop, and a few select Parisian outlets.
