Wow! Lots of nice knives here! I should have known coming to a shaving forum i would find some knife enthusiasts. Im a tactical guy, i like the demko, hinderer and the strider especially.
Let's see those knives!
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do you like it ?
Here's two that I made handles for.
A walnut and cow hoof handle (walnut from our yard) using a Helle blade. Tru-oil finish. Made to fit my hand perfectly. This has been my main skinning knife for the last 13 years. The sheath I wove from birch bark.
This is another one made from walnut and purpleheart. The purpleheart looks pink in the photo, but it is a dark purple color. All I had was a little cheap camera at the time and it wouldn't do any type of red color with flash. Again, a Helle blade and Tru-oil finish. Made this to fit my brother's hand.
A walnut and cow hoof handle (walnut from our yard) using a Helle blade. Tru-oil finish. Made to fit my hand perfectly. This has been my main skinning knife for the last 13 years. The sheath I wove from birch bark.
This is another one made from walnut and purpleheart. The purpleheart looks pink in the photo, but it is a dark purple color. All I had was a little cheap camera at the time and it wouldn't do any type of red color with flash. Again, a Helle blade and Tru-oil finish. Made this to fit my brother's hand.
I like it. Shows that it has been used.
Of all my knives I use these most often
Black Tenacious, Russel Belt, Buck 110 and a Buck Lite.
I have moved more towards the semi custom knives and sold all my cheaper ones, but one that I will never sell is my $25 Spyderco Tenacious. Damn fine knife for the money.
The Boker is my everyday tool.
Bench-made is my deployment/camping/everyday.
CRKT is my hunting knife.
There are well used but sharp as a razor.
Love my knives! Here's some pic's of some of 'em.
A few Queens:
A few Case:
SOG:
Boker
Schatt & Morgan:
A few Queens:
A few Case:
SOG:
Boker
Schatt & Morgan:
Turley Dogwood
Just got this one and love the chunkiness of the handle, much easier to grip than my other slimmer one. It is a 300SN, axis flip - very textured handle.
You really can't go wrong with a BenchMade.Just got this one and love the chunkiness of the handle, much easier to grip than my other slimmer one. It is a 300SN, axis flip - very textured handle.
P Moore Knives custom T-Rex 5.5in blade length. Razor is for reference.
Just got this one and love the chunkiness of the handle, much easier to grip than my other slimmer one. It is a 300SN, axis flip - very textured handle.
They're very nice knives but be careful. They can open in your pocket fairly easily.
Very very nice!
Here's mine...
garyg
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Haven't been to this thread in a bit, see that I've missed some great knives - I've been trying to find something for EDC, bigger than the exec sized Swiss that I've had in the pocket for 30 years .. here's the Delica that was delivered today. First blush is good, pretty sharp out of the box, better after a few strokes with sharpener.
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Delicas are very nice knives. I have one and love it. The one with the flat grind like yours is much nicer I think.
Here's the latest. Caly 3 Super Blue
Nice patina and a decent edge off the WEPS.
I'm really liking this one!
Ken
Nice patina and a decent edge off the WEPS.
I'm really liking this one!
Ken
My GI issued marlin spike knife from my Coast Guard days.
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