Pocketknives/Kitchen Knives/Fixed Blades
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some kitchen knifes we use anyone else use these.
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Father’s Day gift
Spyderco StovePipe
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@mclaincausey Love Ohtas. I’ll have to get a pic of the family.
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@Anesthetist I also have these guys. I really don’t understand how his stuff is at such low price points
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@mclaincausey me either, his craftsmanship is superb
Nice collection!
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I sold all my really nice folders when I realized I don’t carry one enough to justify the cost. Today while grocery shopping at Walmart I picked up a couple budget folders just to have something for when I do want it and I’m really impressed.
Top is the Keyshawn Cryo, a Hinderer design flipper with open assist.
Bottom is the CRKT Squid, a Burnley design that’s really a cool little knife. Both have great action and smooth steel frames that won’t eat up my pockets.
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Picked up a new CRK Sebenza haven’t had one in years, I grabbed one last week. This is my first time with the new glass blasted. Its sweet! My other Sebenzas I’ve had and sold over the years were sandblasted.
I might send my Umnumzaan over to get done in this finish too
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@Matt some mass produced knives are built to pretty decent tolerances, certainly good enough to carry and use. One of the knives I really love to carry a cheap Chinese mass manufactured liner lock that came free with a purchase of a ZT flipper from an online seller, but it feels great in the hand, great action/detente, great steel. I wound up using this freebie more than the knife I actually bought. I love my “nice” knives but they really aren’t necessary, and whatever is in my pocket is going to get properly used, and not caring if it is damaged in the process is key… so I’ve shifted my priorities around cutlery for sure.
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My collection, the most carried is the beat up Swiss Army Pioneer with bail, goes great in a 5th pocket. -
this is my fav in my collection
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@mclaincausey said in Pocketknives/Kitchen Knives/Fixed Blades:
@SKT well in that case, I should show you my Spyderco where I replaced the factory micarta:
That is a thing of beauty @mclaincausey. Reminds me of the older Chris Reeves Mnandis with beautiful wooden scales: ironwood, burl and cocobolo.
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Esee cleaver. This thing is heavy. Chipped the blade on my old cleaver and decided to give this one a try. It’s sharp. Blade gets thick fast.
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chef’s knife from kamata hakensha, kappabashi tokyo. my wife bought this for me when we went to japan last fall. used daily in our kitchen!
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@gazza61 said in Pocketknives/Kitchen Knives/Fixed Blades:
this is my fav in my collection
My wallet is thankful that those are apricot blossoms and not Sakura
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@Giles yes your wallet is safe.
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