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Title should hopefully cover it. Looking for someone with experience shipping from US to AUS, would just prefer to not find out the hard way if there are any odd crap to take into account.

It's a RAT1. 3.5" blade, unassisted, isn't the version that fires tactical nukes. I don't think there's anything to worry about there, but I'd appreciate any info folks have, especially on how to send it. I usually ship via a tape-sealed USPS Small Flat rate box, not sure if there's a better way available.

Come on smart folks <3

I've been having a bit of an existential issue with this one. This came up a while back, but a user submitted a post saying that he'd met Guy Fieri and 'immediately' got into making custom kitchen knives. He linked his website in the title of the post with a portfolio of his pieces. Another user dug into it and it turns out our friend was using knife blanks from Jantz supply.

Here's an album of shots from his website and the source blanks.

I wouldn't care so much if it weren't for two things:

A) Our friend is charging $275 for having added Cocobolo scales to a $12 blank without ever mentioning that it was made from a blan

but I love you guys for posting it. It's always a surprise when I click into anything and it's been a hell of a time trying to figure it out what I ended up with. Thank you all for keeping things interesting!

After a couple weeks using it, what are your thoughts on Reddit? Have any of you tried downloading Reddit Enhancement Suite? What are your favorite/least favorite things about the site? Are there any other subs that you've found that you particularly like?

Also: To all the people I've seen say that their 'English isn't very good' - I honestly wish I could speak another language as well as you do. Don't be shy!

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