Hey TW! Let's see your knives!

i freaked when i put my thumb into a table-saw blade. almost passed out, but didnt. fully hyperventilated tho.

i have pics..wanna see?

 

Yea it wouldn bother Me that much. I don't know about the rest of the people and if they want to see

 

Nope

I wanted a satin blade, but they were limited edition and gone now

And the coating won't come off, it's not your normal coating

Its a chemical bonded coating, it has a ridiculous Rockwell rating of like 75

I would have to grind it off

I don't like the look of it, black blades tend to scare sheeple

 

Which is why allllllllllllll of mine are black!

 

Lol

Nice, I'm actually getting a new benchmade soon.....I hope, unless I get a sebenza

 

this may be my next knife!! Benchmade 755BK. i need to see it in person first.. it is smaller than my current edc.

 

I still highly recommend the 950

 

ok..i am accident prone. i've been to the ER for stitches way too many times.

for the record, you CANNOT use a benchmade to open an oyster...EVER. (no pics of that visit)

i am trying to keep a brave face. i was cleaning the wound and changing bandages..i almost fainted...hahaha.

 

Osbornes are super cool!! it may be my favorite tanto tipped blade. typically not a fan.

i wished that 755 had a partial serrated blade option..but it is probably too short for that.

 

Well, among other blades items besides knives, I like vintage axes a lot

This is a plumb axe that I am restoring, anyone else do anything with axes?

(ps: i consider an axe as a knife because mine are just as sharp)

 

nice AXE!!

i know very little about Axes. i know i swing one like a loser. splitting logs is not the safest activity for me

 

Lol

It takes a lot of practice, I'm not great at it

But I can restore them, and they look good when I get done

That one is soaking in vinegar to remove the rust right now

 

This is the same axe I posted earlier, I'm now looking for a machete or knife to redo the same way

 

picked up one of these for a back packing trip this weekend

can never have too many fixed blades

 

My only issue with the lmf ii is the serrations. It would be perfect without them

 

have it on me every day and goes on every deployment with me.

 

F that nonsense... serrations are a must.

 

I think it's all in the application. I've only been carrying a knife for 3 years but in my line of work serrations just get in the way I've never needed them yet