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Style: BJJ, wrestling3
It may not be big. It may not be flashy, but not a single day goes by at work that I don't use it.
The Griptilian by Benchmade. It's a damn good work knife.
Now that right there is what I call a thread winner.
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thrutch endorses the Opinel no.7 for an outdoors knife. light as ****, and very pleasing in the hand.
Old school lawnmowing, my Suffolk Punch 43s is as old as the hills:
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The Topcon 211d made me the engineer I am today. in a roundabout way:
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