Pocketknives/Kitchen Knives/Fixed Blades
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Responsible for the vegetables, especially carrots, in Kurt's weekly meal plan…
and my Benchmade edc-knive
Not quite compliant with the applicable laws in Germany -
Lovely bit of Damascus steel.
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big fan of fixed blades.
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@theKnifemaker my Winckler Blue Ridge Hunter
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@ConBu
Love it in the all black Version...
thats my version as a my go to carry for when i am out bushcrafting.
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Didnt intend on either one but the Exocet was a cheap pawn shop find and the Hera was from a friend who needed to free up some funds. So here we are
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If I could, though, it would be the nephrite one.
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I bought 2 knives yesterday
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Yesterday I went to the handmade knife exhibition again and took two knives with blade steels S390 and X12MF
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@Walery-Smirnoff Moved your Knive posts here.
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Thank you. I was looking for a specialized topic and didn't find it. But I really wanted to boast about the purchase and the master's hands.
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Was looking for some photos of my watches and came across a few with my edc knives in em.
Chris Reeve would have to be my hands down favourite especially in a Tanto and if I could justify the cost I’d have a few more Japanese made Rockstead’s too. Especially in a ZDP-189 The prices on those now are so damn high. Had a few Shiro’s in my time too but they never really did it for me and quickly moved em on.
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@ConBu the Osbourne 940-1. Very nice, I have one too. Takes for ever for that cpm s90v steel to go blunt
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I thought I might share a tiny outdoor knife I had made for me by Austrian knife maker Richard Kappeller about 10 years ago. I liked the idea of a beautiful little knife for the outdoors and camping.
Richard really executed all of my specifications really well.. However, I now find the knife too small for my hands and difficult to use. It is sturdy enough for batoning (but too small really) and too thick for slicing. So at the end of the day my specifications were just wrong. It is still a beauty to behold though.