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What's Your Preferred EDC Knife?
Excellent! Yeah I'm getting pretty fond of the Axis lock style as well -- ChippewaAce
- Post #118
- Forum: General Discussion
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What's Your Preferred EDC Knife?
Ok cool. Yeah I'm looking at that sharpening puck somebody mentioned before as a kind of starting place. Was at Bass Pro the other day as well and they had a rack of different models of a belt sharper called Work Sharp that looked intriguing, I'll have to do more digging on that. Fairly...- ChippewaAce
- Post #117
- Forum: General Discussion
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What are You Listening To? ~ August 2021
Low Country Blues - Gregg Allman- ChippewaAce
- Post #125
- Forum: General Discussion
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Estate Pipes Nice To Look At, But-
I started with my Grandpa's and over the years bought some estates at antique shops, had a few made and given to me by family and friends but over the past year or so. Honestly, my MM cob is probably my most smoked pipe!- ChippewaAce
- Post #51
- Forum: Pipe Talk
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What's Your Preferred EDC Knife?
Nice looking knife!- ChippewaAce
- Post #110
- Forum: General Discussion
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What's Your Preferred EDC Knife?
Dang :/ I didn't know there were restrictions on knives like that in NY as well. Yeah I definitely have a backup edc knife for travel as well for the same reason. Hard to fight back a hatchet attack with a toothpick.- ChippewaAce
- Post #109
- Forum: General Discussion
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What's Your Preferred EDC Knife?
Very nice! Yeah those Griptilians were appealing too, I think the Osborne just seemed "classic" to me, but definitely open to other stuff in the future -- ChippewaAce
- Post #107
- Forum: General Discussion
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What's Your Preferred EDC Knife?
I'd eventually love to have a shop area at home with a bench grinder! For now I'll find something I can learn with and grow into before the shop arrives!- ChippewaAce
- Post #105
- Forum: General Discussion
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What's Your Preferred EDC Knife?
Cool. I've heard great things about those Spyderco Sharpmakers. I'm definitely a noob in this world as well, but I want to get good enough to just do it at myself when needed.- ChippewaAce
- Post #104
- Forum: General Discussion
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What's Your Preferred EDC Knife?
Well - I went with the Benchmade 940 Osborne, have been carrying it for about a week now and love it! Next question - what is ya'll preferred method of knife sharpening?- ChippewaAce
- Post #95
- Forum: General Discussion
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Roosting Time
Incredible! Appreciate you sharing that photo and story. Would indeed be awesome to smoke a pipe underneath that movement -- ChippewaAce
- Post #4
- Forum: General Discussion
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Grandma Outdid Herself
Right on! That'd be the perfect occasion!- ChippewaAce
- Post #36
- Forum: Pipe Talk
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Grandma Outdid Herself
Wow! No such thing as coincidences! Let us know how it smokes ;) Jk, jk - no pressure at all. Beautiful pipe and heirloom!- ChippewaAce
- Post #32
- Forum: Pipe Talk
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Grandma Outdid Herself
Gorgeous pipe and an even better story! Thank you for sharing! Could be a "special occasion" pipe, or perhaps one that you smoke once a year on your Great Grandad's birthday. Cheers!- ChippewaAce
- Post #30
- Forum: Pipe Talk
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Colored Stems
The world of tobacco and pipe design is vast and varied! To each their own, but I tend to agree that a black vulcanite or some sort of wood stem just looks and feels "classic pipe" to me.- ChippewaAce
- Post #38
- Forum: Pipe Talk
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Neat Little Mystery Pipe with a Strange Button
Such much education for me in this diagram, thanks brother!- ChippewaAce
- Post #18
- Forum: Pipe Talk
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Neat Little Mystery Pipe with a Strange Button
Raise your hand if you just now learned what a "button" is in regards to pipes ? Beautiful pipe by the way!- ChippewaAce
- Post #13
- Forum: Pipe Talk
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How to Re-Hydrate Pipe Tobacco
I have a near full tin of Drew Estate "Harvest on Hudson" from 2012 (forgotten about and quite dry) and a half full, opened a month and a half ago tin of Mac Baren's Danish Mixture that could also use a little moisture. I thought the Hudson smelled heavily of tea when I reopened it, so I used a...- ChippewaAce
- Post #31
- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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What's Your Preferred EDC Knife?
Ha! That's fantastic! Appreciate the response. You mentioned having had that knife for 6 years, that's what I'm looking forward to in the purchase of a quality knife, something well built that'll last a lifetime. I'm not a collector per se, so I imagine I'll buy my first, maybe a second to have...- ChippewaAce
- Post #84
- Forum: General Discussion