Hey TW! Let's see your knives!

Long handled meat cleaver. Some butchering tools right there.

 

Good for wild hogs (after killing, cleaning and cooking)

 

I have a set Ritter Grips in M390 and they are perfect EDC blades. I added the black canvas micarta scales.


It is an excellent steel; I compare it to a slightly more-durable S35VN, but not (quite) as tough/durable as Delta 3V. It can be tough to sharpen, but it does hold a nice edge!

 

It's a GLOCKetknife! Love the lightweights. No pants-damage, imperceptible weight, super-effective, and dishwasher-safe.

 

A Christmas present to me...

The Bradford Guardian 4.5 CPM 3V Matte Black 3D Micarta Scales


Here it is compared to the original Guardian 4 N690 with Camo 3D Micarta Scales.


And compared to the Survive! Knives GSO 4.1 (original spec) CPM 3V with Natural Micarta Scales.


After owning a few knives with a forward choil like the original Guardian 4, I have decided I really dont like them. In outdoor use I just don't like having my hand that close to the blade edge. (Murphy's Law is a real thing!) That's why I am really liking the new 4.5. And the ergonomics of the handle are awesome! It locks into your hand it seems.

 

Currently carrying a Kershaw Link I bought on Black Friday. Also have a few Spyder's (they're right down the street from my house), and a few CRKT's.

 

I know exactly what it is because i happen to have one myself

 

Wow..that 4.5 is pure sex. Nice knife!

 

Can you all at least describe it. What is it? a big vagina?

 

It has engravings of a racial group.

 

Yeah better not post that unless you want a vacation.

 

That's why I wouldn't post it.

 

It is sexy! I will be making a very short video about it soon. I have a habit of convexing my blades. It's a thing. This knife is VERY much my sort of blade! I will give it my treatment, and post yet again! Love this knife!

 

New Benchmade CLA

 

I like them too.

 

Here is my collection, mostly working stuff, some collectibles.

 

Looks similar to mine
I wear my leatherman oht daily

 

Uneducated in real knifes, know the names, but that's it. Looking for a utility knife for work and play. Like the size and shape of the Spyderco Native Salt series, I'm a plumber by trade, and deal with water and wet things here in Florida. I'll need to sharpen this knife, obviously, looking at the plain blade option, regular wet stone action? Be nice, I don't know. Looking for any recommendations for some obvious knife enthusiasts, what would you suggest? Thanks in advance.

 

I ran the Spyderco Native for several years. Over time the tip snapped off and I decided to throw it in the droor. My wife ended up picking this up for me for an everyday carry about a year ago. So far it’s proven is worth and would recommend it.

https://www.crkt.com/shop/everyday-carry-knives/m21-12g-g10-with-veff-serrations.html

 

Can’t go wrong with Spyderco. They make some great knives. As for sharpening, are you good at using a wet stone? If not, or if you just want to make your life a lot easier, check out the Spyderco Sharpmaker. I am terrible at sharpening knives, and this thing makes it a breeze. Worth every penny in my opinion.

Spyderco Tri-Angle Sharpmaker Knife Sharpener 204MF

$78 Spyderco Tri-Angle Sharpmaker with Safety Rods, Instructional DVD, Two Premium Alumina Ceramic Stone Sets for Blade Repair and Professional-Grade Finishing - 204MF

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000Q9C4AE/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_Jv6jCb7J25ZFM