Look forward to hearing about some good Antarctican smiths.
Frostmourne has the munchies.Look forward to hearing about some good Antarctican smiths.
dude, you are making your high school geography teacher proud!North America: Bidinger
South America: Fellipi
Europe: Kamon
Asia: hard one if we say one smith, smithery has to do pretty much all the work. Tanakas work is really good but he only forges and teams up with good sharpeners. So I say Toyama or Shigefusa
Oceania: Kippington
Africa: don't have one. Haven't found one yet who completely convinced me
As someone who never went to primary school here and with kids who will, this concerns me.high school
And yet you refuse to answer the question, BlokeyI’m trying to collect different knives from different smiths around the world, currently missing Africa since I just didn’t find one I really want, only ones are all from South Africa
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Also lots of Japanese knives
Cool handle on the ShiHanI’m trying to collect different knives from different smiths around the world, currently missing Africa since I just didn’t find one I really want, only ones are all from South Africa
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From left to right
Canada-New Zealand-USA-Sweden-Germany-Brazil-China-Sweden-France-Australia
Also lots of Japanese knives
Hard to choose just oneAnd yet you refuse to answer the question, Blokey
dat wat she saidITS SUPPOSED TO BE HARD
what she said!ITS SUPPOSED TO BE HARD
gmtadat wat she said
… and we would not have it otherwise.This thread is an enabler….
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