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lsutigers1010
10-25-2008, 01:18 AM
awsome job noss and it not just big it fucking huge and thanks again noss cant thank you enough
Yeah it's BIG !! Also big on performance.
No problem. I responded to your PM
Gman1128
10-25-2008, 07:43 AM
Wow! Thats all I can say. That is one chopping beast! Thanks for the video.
By the looks of it, it could put the little FFBM to shame.
338 Stalker
10-25-2008, 08:50 AM
Remind me not to upset you, they were some aggressive hits, sh!t!
miro44one
10-25-2008, 09:29 AM
Woah that' s a serious chopper:eek:
will york
10-25-2008, 10:21 AM
That 4x4 demonstration reveals a huge "sweet spot" . Many big choppers can't keep up with a good hatchet, but I've never seen a hatchet that could compete with that monster. With that much length, and at .25" thick, I bet it's also one of the best performers with a baton ever created.
Thanks, Noss! :cool: :cool: :cool:
Shaolin
10-25-2008, 11:53 AM
Nice vid. FREAKN' HUGE!
kurodrago
10-25-2008, 09:55 PM
Nice Noss, Nice Performance too:rockon: I want one but I can't figure it out how much is this thing? The best place to buy?:confused:
gottahaveit27
10-26-2008, 02:05 AM
Noss did you get one of these complementary?:)
kurodrago: They are no longer for sale from Busse :( You have to find one on the secondary market now. They will be asking plenty for them. 500 plus.
gottahaveit27: Welcome to the forum. Did I get it complementary ? Yes in a way.
Will here on the forum was nice to sell me one he had and send it out to me before I have paid for it. This was very complementary of him. It was not sent from Busse.
will york
10-26-2008, 11:06 AM
The world just seemed out of synch, knowing that big blade was roaming the galaxy and Noss didn't have one at his side. Can't really feature the Boss Noss without one now that I've seen him in action with it. :cool: :cool: :cool:
culpeper
10-26-2008, 12:05 PM
Tee hee!:thumb:
gottahaveit27
10-26-2008, 05:53 PM
Thanks Noss. I've been enjoying your vids. Please keep up the great work! I'm not really sure what I was implying in that last post...I was kind of drunk last night when I wrote it:o Anyway, thanks again!
338 Stalker
10-26-2008, 07:02 PM
I gotta get me one of those NMFBM someday :D
The world just seemed out of synch, knowing that big blade was roaming the galaxy and Noss didn't have one at his side. Can't really feature the Boss Noss without one now that I've seen him in action with it. :cool: :cool: :cool:
Now the world is in sync. Well At least my world. :D Thanks Will :thumb:
338 Stalker: If you like big choppers ? I do recommend it. :thumb:
Thanks Noss. I've been enjoying your vids. Please keep up the great work! I'm not really sure what I was implying in that last post...I was kind of drunk last night when I wrote it:o Anyway, thanks again!
Glad you enjoy the videos. I'm always drunk. :D
338 Stalker
10-26-2008, 11:12 PM
338 Stalker: If you like big choppers ? I do recommend it. :thumb:
The more I see this bad boy, the more I want one. Plus I jealous, I need my own big beat stick :D
sharpshooter996
10-27-2008, 01:07 AM
Thats power. Busse did it again. :thumb:
will york
10-27-2008, 06:12 PM
Glad you enjoy the videos. I'm always drunk. :D
From the way you handled that NMFBM, I have to admit I'd been wondering if you're hitting the bottle. I think I'm beginning to understand the source of your mystique--all starting to make sense to me now...
Paul The Brit
10-27-2008, 07:10 PM
My favorite bit of that chop fest was at the 47 sec mark- 'it has nice rounded edges, no sharp edges at all'... So typical Busse cutting edge then??? ;)
From the way you handled that NMFBM, I have to admit I'd been wondering if you're hitting the bottle. I think I'm beginning to understand the source of your mystique--all starting to make sense to me now...
LOL :D I go through 5 bottles a day of that stuff. :D:D
My favorite bit of that chop fest was at the 47 sec mark- 'it has nice rounded edges, no sharp edges at all'... So typical Busse cutting edge then??? ;)
Funny. I was wondering when someone would comment on that. :D Actually it came with a shaving sharp edge. it still shaves after the chopping. :thumb:
gottahaveit27
10-28-2008, 10:05 PM
Just got one at the exchange-OD green w/black slabs. The OD is a really nice color and the black hand shaped really complement it nicely. I'll post pics when I get a new battery for my camera:D This blade is ridiculous. I've only done a little test chopping so far and I already love it :thumb: The only thing is that it cost me nearly 600 and the factory edge has a burr running the entire length on one side. Oh well looks like this one is going to be sent away for a little touch up. As for busses not arriving sharp, I only have experience with the 2 skinny ashes from the company store and alas both arrived so dull they are unusable as is. Oh well I would have sent them off to be re-prophiled anyway. My busse addiction has thusly begun with a cg and le nmsfo also on the way(can't wind up paying 100 + more for a knife a few weeks after it's done because everyone loves it so much and I decide again that I can't live without it:eek: Anyway NMFBM:rockon:
zenlifter
10-28-2008, 11:08 PM
Powerful video.
Busse's Sales/Marketing Department is gonna love that.
Nice heavy clean consistant strokes too! :thumb: Practice makes perfect.
I'm surprised how fast it went through the 4X4, I thought it would have more trouble.
I love how the energy transfer blast away huge chunks at the end.
The knife suits you well.
You'll have let us know what you name it ;)
I bet ole Kiahs could make a sheath for you, he does nice work.
gottahaveit27: Congrats on your new NMFBM :rockon::rockon: I look forward to the pics. Get it dirty. :thumb:
zenlifter: Yeah the 4x4 was not much of a challenge for it. It took 26 seconds for the NMFBM to get through it. In the hands of a skilled competition chopper it would be much faster I'm sure. But for me it isn't bad. :D
Dawnsword
12-22-2008, 07:36 AM
Holy crap what a knife!! I've been trying to buy one but they don't seem to make them anymore
Noss, how thick is your FBM? I read in another forum that they come in different thicknesses? I know they're supposed to be 1/4" but some guys said theirs are more like .22" thick and some had .28! :o
Dawnsword: Welcome to the forum. The NMFBM was only made for a short time. :( You will have to get one off the secondary market now.
My MNFBM and CGFBM is .250 inches thick My FFBM is .310" inches thick. They can vary some. When I had two CGFBM's I only have one now. The one I sold was a little thicker then the one I keep. Also my current FFBM is thicker in places compared to the on I d-tested. I had a kydex sheath made for my FFBM. Another FFBM the sheath maker had on hand was used to make it. My FFBM fits very tight in the sheath and I had to work on it a little so I could pull the knife out of it. So they vary some.
Dawnsword
12-23-2008, 08:22 AM
Dawnsword: Welcome to the forum. The NMFBM was only made for a short time. :( You will have to get one off the secondary market now.
My MNFBM and CGFBM is .250 inches thick My FFBM is .310" inches thick. They can vary some. When I had two CGFBM's I only have one now. The one I sold was a little thicker then the one I keep. Also my current FFBM is thicker in places compared to the on I d-tested. I had a kydex sheath made for my FFBM. Another FFBM the sheath maker had on hand was used to make it. My FFBM fits very tight in the sheath and I had to work on it a little so I could pull the knife out of it. So they vary some.
Thanks man! I guess I'll just have to search for one and hope someone will sell me theirs. Gotta get me one of those things :D
Good to know about the thickness. I guess I would want one of the thinner ones so it isn't so heavy. Would be kinda like a thicker and tougher machete
will york
01-30-2009, 02:25 PM
I was noticing in some older threads on the Busse forum on Bladeforums that there seem to be some differences of opinion on whether the NMFBM is a better chopper than the standard CG FBM or the FFBM.
By my watch/count, the NMFBM got through the 4x4 in your vid in about 35 seconds with about 38 chops. I think it would be cool to do that same workout on a 4x4 with both the CG FBM and the FFBM, just to find out which gets through fastest with the fewest strokes, and also to find out if the margins of time/stroke count between these knives are significant.
Whatcha thank? :D
will
Will: I can do this. I'll see if I can video tape it this weekend.
will york
01-30-2009, 10:18 PM
Will: I can do this. I'll see if I can video tape it this weekend.
Thanks, Noss. Sounds like a very fun vid!
No problem. Yeah it's always fun to chop with the FBM's :D
338 Stalker
06-14-2009, 10:11 PM
I was noticing in some older threads on the Busse forum on Bladeforums that there seem to be some differences of opinion on whether the NMFBM is a better chopper than the standard CG FBM or the FFBM.
By my watch/count, the NMFBM got through the 4x4 in your vid in about 35 seconds with about 38 chops. I think it would be cool to do that same workout on a 4x4 with both the CG FBM and the FFBM, just to find out which gets through fastest with the fewest strokes, and also to find out if the margins of time/stroke count between these knives are significant.
Whatcha thank? :D
will
I would say the NMFBM would be a tad better? at everything, chopping & certainly batoning! 1.5" longer with a slightly thinner profile(NMFBM = .250" & .275" depending on model) compared to .250"(FBMCG) & .320"(FFFBM).
Either way, all 4 mentioned are superb knives & probably in the TOP 10 BEST KNIVES EVER :rockon: . But I'm sure some would disagree ;)
The NMFBM is a chopping beast. I'm looking forward to the new Busse kukuri. If I can afford it that is ?
jankerson
08-03-2009, 10:16 AM
The NMFBM is a chopping beast. I'm looking forward to the new Busse kukuri. If I can afford it that is ?
I think it might cost a few bucks. :eek:
I think it might cost a few bucks. :eek:
I know. This will be my undoing I'm sure of it.
jankerson
08-04-2009, 12:23 AM
I know. This will be my undoing I'm sure of it.
Yeah sell the truck and mortgage the house.... ROFL :D:eek:
I already refinanced my house to buy the FBM's :eek: I have nothing left to bargain with. :D
jankerson
08-04-2009, 12:38 AM
I already refinanced my house to buy the FBM's :eek: I have nothing left to bargain with. :D
I know how you feel. LOL
I did get a pretty good deal on my CG FBM though (It was like NEW), how much were they when they came out?
Mine is loaded to the max from what I hear.
I think the CG was about 400 plus extras. I like the finish on yours.
jankerson
08-04-2009, 12:56 AM
I think the CG was about 400 plus extras. I like the finish on yours.
It's the Urban Camo with the Magnum G10 Black scales.
I love the Urban Camo, ordered the TB with the same finish and Gray/Black Mag G10. :D
Nice. I love the G10 magnums. I just have the standard scales on my CG. I had two CG's one with the mags but I sold it. If I wouldn't have already used/abused the one with the standard scales. I would have kept the mag handled one instead.
jankerson
08-04-2009, 01:16 AM
Nice. I love the G10 magnums. I just have the standard scales on my CG. I had two CG's one with the mags but I sold it. If I wouldn't have already used/abused the one with the standard scales. I would have kept the mag handled one instead.
I hear you there, so you still use your CG then, you could have them put Magnum scales on it if you wanted to.
You know the FBM's and CG FBM's are going for some premium prices these days.
Yes I don't ever think I'll part with the CG. I sold my FFBM for about 600 after I bought the NMFBM from Will.
jankerson
08-04-2009, 08:39 AM
Yes I don't ever think I'll part with the CG. I sold my FFBM for about 600 after I bought the NMFBM from Will.
Yep, it's one awesome blade. :thumb:
jankerson
08-05-2009, 12:12 AM
It is at that. :rockon:
Got to hand to to Busse, this thing just replaced every fixed blade I have so now I am down to one user blade. :thumb:
That's pretty much the same way I feel.
jankerson
08-05-2009, 12:25 AM
That's pretty much the same way I feel.
That's cool man. :thumb:
Just picking it up makes me want to go out and chop some stuff up. :eek:
Now what to do with all my new safe queens... LOL :rolleyes:
You know most of the people over on the Busse part of BF like you.
Well I d-tested all of my new safe queens. :D
jankerson
08-05-2009, 12:31 AM
Well I d-tested all of my new safe queens. :D
Other than my Natchez, Carbon V Laredo and the Original Tanto I don't care about the rest. These will be worth money one day for sure.
I do like my SAN MAI 3 TM though, it was my 1st SAN MAI 3 blade and it's an early one.
I'm happy with my two FBM's they are all I really need. I'm not much of a collector. I bought knives over the years thinking I would use them but I never did so I just D-tested most of them.
jankerson
08-05-2009, 12:42 AM
I'm happy with my two FBM's they are all I really need. I'm not much of a collector. I bought knives over the years thinking I would use them but I never did so I just D-tested most of them.
I just put them away and forget about them for about 6 months at a time, then check them and re wax the blades if needed. I have been Collecting some for over 20 years. I lost more than a few sweet blades in a move once though.
Folders now, I use all of mine except for the Black Talon, that is a Special knife I keep in the Original Box.
I only have a few folders. the one I use the most is my Douk Douk. It's a simple but effective knife.
jankerson
08-05-2009, 10:37 PM
I only have a few folders. the one I use the most is my Douk Douk. It's simple but effective knife.
I use my Recon 1 the most, it's built like a tank and I have cut down brush and small trees with it etc over the years. It's strong.
The strongest folder I have is the RAO and it's my most expensive folder also. It's taken a good beating so far.
jankerson
08-05-2009, 10:45 PM
The strongest folder I have is the RAO and it's my most expensive folder also. It's taken a good beating so far.
I hear they are pretty tough, and they look solid too. :thumb:
I think my Hatamoto is my strongest folder, but then it's a SD knife for me so hopefully I won't have to USE it. LOL
Hatamoto is a nice looking folder. I carry a Glock 23 for self defense. Never had to use it. The RAO is a lot of folder. It will out chop some smaller fixed blades.
jankerson
08-05-2009, 11:06 PM
Hatamoto is a nice looking folder. I carry a Glock 23 for self defense. Never had to use it. The RAO is a lot of folder. It will out chop some smaller fixed blades.
Yeah it looks like it would chop pretty well to me.
One you should keep IMO. :thumb:
I do plan on keeping it. I like heavy duty knives. It cuts well also for being 1/4"
thick.
jankerson
08-05-2009, 11:16 PM
I do plan on keeping it. I like heavy duty knives. It cuts well also for being 1/4"
thick.
Cool, must be pretty heavy then, but hell it's worth the weight if it's tough. :D
Hell yes. It's not to heavy. The sheath is bulky so I just carry it in my back pocket.
jankerson
08-06-2009, 08:24 PM
Did you have sheaths made for your FBM's yet?
Yes. I had 2 made for the CGFBM and the FFBM. Sold the FFBM. For the NMFBM I use a RTAKII sheath.
http://knifetest.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=513&d=1249615599
jankerson
08-06-2009, 11:31 PM
Nice looking sheaths. :thumb:
Thanks. The maker of them did a fantastic job.
will york
10-17-2009, 11:00 AM
Noss--
Have you done any batonning with the NMFBM yet?
Do you find any difference comfort-wise when batonning with a rubber-handled knife like the Basic 9 as compared with a micarta/full tang knife like a Busse FBM?
To me, there seems to be less vibration and I experience less impact in my hand from the baton strikes with a rubber handle knife. Was just wondering what your experience had been and how it seemed to you.
Thanks!
Will
Will,
No I haven't had the chance to baton with it yet. It's finally getting cooler down here so I'll be going camping here soon and plan to take the NMFBM. I'll chop and baton like crazy with it. :D
The Basic 9 is very comfortable to use. During all the impact tests, extreme vibrations weren't a comfort issue like many knives.
jankerson
10-19-2009, 02:15 PM
Will,
No I haven't had the chance to baton with it yet. It's finally getting cooler down here so I'll be going camping here soon and plan to take the NMFBM. I'll chop and baton like crazy with it. :D
The Basic 9 is very comfortable to use. During all the impact tests, extreme vibrations weren't a comfort issue like many knives.
It was 38 degrees here this morning. :D
It was about 50 here this morning. Paradise !! for Texas anyways. :D
jankerson
10-20-2009, 08:10 AM
It was about 50 here this morning. Paradise !! for Texas anyways. :D
Sounds good to me. :D
I will be heading (driving) to Bridgeport Texas 2nd week of Nov to visit Family so I hope the weather holds. :thumb:
It's heating back up and raining today. The cool days don't last here. About 48 hours and it's gone. :(
jankerson
10-22-2009, 09:51 AM
Ok, that's good. :)
Just hope the mountians don't get a lot of snow when I have to drive through. :D
dingyu1980
10-26-2009, 02:34 AM
noss , as the result of you tests that the nmfbm is a good one ,
how about this one ?
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=686138
it confused me a little bit .
dingyu1980: It looks like he hit a rock or went through a nail. Some of that wood looks like old building materials so it could have been a nail or something similar. It looks like he hit something hard.
dingyu1980
10-26-2009, 01:39 PM
reasonable
It's just a guess on my part.
Sigmos17
12-19-2010, 11:44 AM
WOW! Talk about sick chopping performance!... Btw, what would you say the difference in chopping ability between the FFBM and the NMFBM would be?... I ask because I recently started making some extra money and I'd really like to add a large Busse to my "collection" :D
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