Pocketknives/Kitchen Knives/Fixed Blades
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Looks like a modified Ulu. Pretty sure I've seen a low end version at my leather shop. I like it lots
What's the story behind that knife? I've never seen a design like it before.
It's a custom Round Knife, or Head Knife for Leatherworking. It's made by a company in New Mexico called Leather Wranglers that makes custom leather tools like Round knives or Swivel knives. Gorgeous and absolutely wonderful to work with tools. http://www.shop.leatherwranglers.com/product.sc?productId=25&categoryId=7
It makes lovely straight cuts, it's my preferred blade for pattern cutting, and because the blade is so big, it's fantastic for cutting thick pieces perfectly straight, and I also use it for skiving.
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You are crazy… Not picking Redwood burl.... Redwood is gorgeous. :p
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Looks like a modified Ulu. Pretty sure I've seen a low end version at my leather shop. I like it lots
What's the story behind that knife? I've never seen a design like it before.
It's a custom Round Knife, or Head Knife for Leatherworking. It's made by a company in New Mexico called Leather Wranglers that makes custom leather tools like Round knives or Swivel knives. Gorgeous and absolutely wonderful to work with tools. http://www.shop.leatherwranglers.com/product.sc?productId=25&categoryId=7
It makes lovely straight cuts, it's my preferred blade for pattern cutting, and because the blade is so big, it's fantastic for cutting thick pieces perfectly straight, and I also use it for skiving.
Interesting, thanks for the info!
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I just re-read my last post and I kind of made it sound like it only cuts in straight lines, and I want to correct that. I use it a lot to make small detail cuts for small pieces with or without curved lines. It's especially important for making a clean edge for a finished piece. Lesser quality blades that bend can leave an edge that's not clean, and takes more work to make it presentable. Having a sturdy large blade makes the cuts straight and clean, even when the pattern piece has corners. I hope I made it more clear, even if only for myself
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A wise old man once said that if a man had pants on, he should also be carrying his knife. I never leave home without one – it's a great tool to have. One that can help save your life in many different scenarios. Usually, I carry a Gerber 06 (drop point version) or a custom 5" stag folder, which look's similar to a Buck 110. Sometimes, I carry a 4" fixed blade (custom):
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Today's carry
This knife means a lot as it belonged to my deceased friend Ed. I think about him when I carry it. His widow is a lovely woman who was very generous to me after he passed.
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Beautiful knife. Great story behind it too.
What's the silver item above?
Nakamura bolt action pen. Insanely heavy and awesome!
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Beautiful knife. Great story behind it too.
What's the silver item above?
Nakamura bolt action pen. Insanely heavy and awesome!
Looks like a weapon … a shooting pen - cool!
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Global 30th anniversary knife set. Received this and one of their knife blocks today as a gift from my dear old Mum.
Very chuffed.
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Beautiful knife. Great story behind it too.
What's the silver item above?
Nakamura bolt action pen. Insanely heavy and awesome!
Good lord that pen is incredible.
Currently using this one. http://shoplostfound.com/products/fisher-space-bullet-338-casing-pointed-brass-pen
Not nearly as cool but a lot cheaper too.
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Thanks guys! I love it but it is incredibly heavy. I can so more pics in another thread if anyone is interested. The artist Nakayama is a genius!
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DougNg… nope, it's just a picture
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I wanted to show you my 2 favorite switchblades. Both are made in Italy by Due Buoi. The stilleto is amazing and the locking mechanism is superior to any switchblade I have ever seen. The frames are forged, so they are very heavy and the springs are nice and stiff.
