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Old 23rd January 2010, 03:58 PM   #8
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Your wish is my command .
Even in -0c temps .
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Nice pics, and many thanks indeed, sir!

Technically speaking thus, would that mean then that that talibong has a combination of flat grind and convex grind, and it's not a chisel grind after all, as explained here? In any case, it looks like for some the convex grind is a cut above the rest.
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