Knives anyone?

rayfieldclement

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I prefer Cold Steel http://www.ltspecpro.com

They have Great knives, Great swords and the swords are carbon steel so they work better than stainless. The also have a FREE CATALOG!

I have always liked the Trailmaster since the late 90s.
 

adairusmc

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I prefer Benchmade for production knives, or Chris Reeve for custom knives. I also like a lot of American Kami's stuff, I really want one of their tomahawk's.

My Benchmade 635 Mini-Skirmish is one of the best knives I have ever owned, I wish they were still in production, as I would get another just to have as a spare.

I really want a couple of the Chris Reeve Sikayo knives, and I already have one of their "Pacific" fixed blade knives.
 

schneiderguy

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Spyderco makes awesome knives. I've got a Paramilitary 2 in my pocket everyday :awe:
 

grohl

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Not sure if applicable to this thread - but I am getting more into preparing food at home, and I'm interested in maybe getting into the world of Japanese cooking knives. Anyone tell me where to get started forum-wise or anything else?
 

Scotteq

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I have a few:




close up of my 3 favorite folders:


Right side, Top to Bottom:

Semi custom Fallkniven A1 - 6", VG10 core laminated in 440J, Cocobolo handle, Convex saber grind, Convex edge

Bark River Golok: - 10.5", A2, black G10 handles, full height convex grind. {this one has a South American style machete tip. The standard one is much more square}

Bark River Bravo 1 - 4" - Rare~ish Spearpoint - CPM S35VN (stainless), Black G10 handles, Convex Saber Grind, Convex edge

Bark River NorthStar
- 4 1/4" - CPM3V steel, Red Alder Burl handle, full Convex grind/edge

Bark River Bravo Necker
- 3 1/2" - CPM3V steel, natural canvas micarta handle, convex grind/edge

Stonewood designs
-3 1/2" - neck knife in CPM S35VN - acid etched blade, 3 finger handle of black G10, bevel'd edge

Center - pointing right:
Fiddleback Forge (Handmade by Andy Roy) - "Bushcrafter" - 4" - O1 steel, Green Canvas Micarta handle, full height convex grind, convex edge

Fiddleback Forge
(Handmade..) - Bushcraft Karda - 2 1/2" - O1 carbon Steel with a nice 3d effect on the surface, Green canvas micarta with a brown spacer, Scandi grind & edge.

Blackjack Model 125
- 5" {4" cutting edge} A2 carbon steel - Stag handle - Convex saber grind with a false edge, convex edge



Left Side (Folders) - (pointing down), left to right

Mcusta Gentleman's Folder - 2 3/4" - VG-10 steel - cocobolo handle, saber grind with a bevel edge

Mcusta MC1 -
3 1/4" - VG-10 steel - Cocobolo again - saber grind with a false edge, bevel edge

Mcusta "Tsuchi" - 2 3/4" damascus steel blade - hammered & polished steel handle - saber grind with a bevel edge

Fontenille-Patard "LeThiers" - 2 3/4" - 12c27 steel - Walnut and polished steel handle with some nice file work on the backstrap - full height bevel, beveled edge

(leather pocketknife case)

Fallkniven "TK3"
- 2 3/4" - "3G" laminated steel - black Quince burl - bevel grind, convex edge

Buck "Alpha"
folder - 3 1/2" - 12c27 steel - cocobolo handle - saber grind with a beveled edge

Fontanille-Patard "Chambriard" - 3 1/2" - 12c27 steel - Amourette handle, with some very nice file work on the backstrap - saber grind, beveled edge


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Not sure if applicable to this thread - but I am getting more into preparing food at home, and I'm interested in maybe getting into the world of Japanese cooking knives. Anyone tell me where to get started forum-wise or anything else?

<grin> http://www.japanesechefsknife.com/products.html
 
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Soundmanred

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I must admit I GENERALLY DO NOT LIKE KNIVES. I prefer guns and bats and mace. I am a big mace fan. Are there any people who dislike knives like me?
 

CRXican

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I have a Kershaw Blur, the folding Ka-Bar ZK Tanto. That's about it. I try to restrain myself.