Thanks!

I bought three, together, the first time. The first one to arrive was the natural outlaw (the e handle version). I only had it for a few a days. When my Steel Heart arrived, I sent the NO-E back, because I was comfortable enough with the handling and carrying of the larger knife that I didn't feel the need for the smaller one.

i love the size and shape of the SH and the ergo handle on my mojo fits my hand very nicely. if i weren't such a recurve nut i think the Sh would be high on my list to get.

you still have you steel heart?

my first busse was a BAD....too heavy...then the CGFBM...too heavy for travel use....that satin jack you had evo.....i dont even like recurves but that...whew!

is there something wrong with my "R" key... rrrrr...RRRRR...

nope just me... still not used to this keyboard.

No, I also sold the SH-E, to help pay off that massive medical bill.

Nice knife, though. Functionally, one of the best designs, in my opinion. Huge chopping power for a knife that size. Good comfort for long sessions of use. Very rugged. Handled delicate work OK, like a slightly smaller knife. It was a little hard on my pinkie, though. They slightly changed the hadnle over time, making it a little less dropped and curved, I think, so that the later model SH-Es were not as hard on the pinkies as the early ones.

first one the jack hammer... waiting on some pants form rainwalker and i hope to put it to some good use.

Are you using the smallest size Mac laptop? My ex has one of those, and when I use her computer, I mis-type more often, due to the keyboard being a little small, compared to what I'm used to.

Never used the jack hammer, but it appears to be a nice user.

actually using a bluetooth keyboard. the older clear plastic with white keys. i didn't have as many problems with the laptop keys. i've mostly been using laptops so that may be what's going on. full size keys fell weird to me know.

There's a very weird "keyboard" I've been intrigued to try: A tiny laser device, which attaches to devices without keyboards, like cell phones, draws a "keyboard" onto a flat surface, and it reads how you type on the "keyboard".

Have you ever used one of those? If so, what did you think?

haven't seen it but it sounds pretty cool. i'm a bit of a tech head so i'd be into something like just to see it work.

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