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susan Burke
  • Berwick, ME
  • United States
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They are rare to find...but women can carry knives just as well as men can! There are plenty of knives that are perfect for women too! Let the world know which knives you prefer (ladies) or recommend (gents!)
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susan Burke is now a member of iKnife Collector
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Profile Information

Are you a member of any knife club now?
No
Do you currently subscribe to any knife publication (offline)
Yes
How long have you collected knives?
16- 20 years
Favorite Kind of Knives
handmade fixed blades
About Me
I have been collecting knives since I was 10. My collection ranges from swiss army knife to a handmade razel from the graham brothers. I hope one day to have a loveless and a ed fowler. My blade material of choice is s30v.
Interests
keeping reptiles, going to the movies, creating art

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At 5:28am on June 8, 2010, Randy, HHH Knives said…
Happy Birthday!

At 12:49am on June 8, 2010, Craig T. (max) McGruder said…
Happy Birthday Susan!
At 11:48am on January 20, 2010, Frank Evans said…
Welcome To iKC…… Please visit often and you cannot contribute too much to the discussions, questions, knowledge base or photos…. If you have a passion for knives you have found a home. Great folks, always willing to help regardless if you are a tactical fan, folder fan, custom fan or maker… there’s something here, especially great knives and a support network to help you hone your collection, trade your collection or broaden your collection… AND yes I have the hat on so I can be more like our beloved leader Scott!
At 12:33am on January 17, 2010, J.J. Smith III said…

At 2:26pm on January 16, 2010, CaptJeff Saylor said…

At 6:48am on January 16, 2010, Doug Scearce said…
Hey Susan Glad To have you with us!! Make yourself at home!!
Doug
At 8:37pm on January 15, 2010, JW Smith & Sons Custom Knives said…
Good to have you here, Susan.
 
 
 

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desiccants are fine in a SEALED application to reduce humidity,but in a open situation like a gun safe or wooden cabinet WORTHLESS. why? because they will absorb just so much humidity, then are "saturated" and are rendered useless.to rejuvenate the…
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Kevin S Gallagher My new knife, Benchmade RIFT auto Axis. Will post a review this weekend.
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KG the flipper action is a bit tight when compared to other flippers.
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Any of you use desiccants to protect your collections? If so, where do you live, (how humid?) and in what what do you keep your knives? (I make drawer cases for all manner of collectors -and lots of knife collectors- and wonder if I ought to help th…
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I thought I'd jump in here and "end" this thread: I did send the knife into Case Repair fellowing the instructions on the website. I intentionally tried to forget about the knife so I wouldn't drive myself crazy haunting the mailbox every morning i…
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I suppose it all depends on the 'defendant's" political leanings. Seems to me that the enlightened left can get away with murder (or switch-blades), while the conservative folks get in trouble for saying 'dang-it' after something heavy lands on thei…
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One has to be careful with WD-40 use, Only 10% of its ingredients are non-hazardous, the rest can be considered hazardous to varying degrees. The following is from the WD-40 Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS): DANGER! Flammable aerosol. Contents und…
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Thanks for the positive comment,The leather stamps are made from nails.
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Man that sure is a beauty,hard core all the way! Gotta love that sheath ,all that leather stacked !!
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wow! yeah that's a fantastic list. I think you need to add WD-40 or a similar product to help remove dirty oil from the pivots of folders or any moving parts and to help loosen stuck screws. another item would be lok-tite or a similar product to s…
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Add a can of Ren Wax to keep them nice and purdy and I also use a little bag of Silica gel to keep the moisture out ! You sure did a good list though! One doesn't even think of all the stuff that you use and accumulate.
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