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NEW TOY! Knife? Machette? Axe? - Ian Haines - 25 May 2015 Here it is! Another new baby! I got it from Blades UK, in Lincolnshire. DEETS: >>> £47.00. >>> 15 inches long. >>> 7(YES, SEVEN)mm thick. >>> Titanium coated, for reduced corrosion in the field. >>> It weighs around 2 - 2.5 pounds. It's like a cross between a knife, a machette and an axe, and I'm inclined to think it would serve the purpose of all three very ably. It's beautifully balanced and, once owned, it'd be loved and never replaced. Ian. RE: NEW TOY! Knife? Machette? Axe? - Skean Dhude - 25 May 2015 At 7mm it can also be used as a crowbar I would think. Sounds like a real tool and not some of the toys we get here. RE: NEW TOY! Knife? Machette? Axe? - Ian Haines - 26 May 2015 No doubt, it could...the strength of the blade has shocked me. I tried to bend it and it just plain refuses to bend. Sometimes, if a blade doesn't bend, that's a sign that it just might break, but I don't think so - not with this chunky monster! I think I'll probably buy a second one. When anything great is made or just available, in Britain, you can guarantee that it will soon no longer be made, or will become very unavailable, so it pays to buy while you can. This is one of those items. RE: NEW TOY! Knife? Machette? Axe? - Skean Dhude - 26 May 2015 I've just bought one as well as some other toys. There is a reason I don't go to these sites just to browse. RE: NEW TOY! Knife? Machette? Axe? - Ian Haines - 27 May 2015 Is that because you end up spending way too much on just the right level of "new-toyness"!? What the Hell? Pamper yourself! You can always sit in a shopping area with a cup and a sign and pay for it all in one day! RE: NEW TOY! Knife? Machette? Axe? - Skean Dhude - 27 May 2015 I always find other things to buy while I am browsing. This trip cost £390+. RE: NEW TOY! Knife? Machette? Axe? - Jonas - 27 May 2015 I have a Kershaw knife that comes with an interchangable wood saw blade. It's really a neat setup! |