Always Experimenting With INFI . . . .

Matteo Escobar · Jul 17, 2011

BTW, can we get a re-release of the Culti? That knife should be a permanent offering.

tundratrader · Jul 17, 2011

Great news for smaller knives. The basic 4 will be amazing with the harder stuff.

J. Oeser · Jul 17, 2011

Matteo Escobar said:
This sounds really good. For a small, thin slicer like the Culti it will be perfect.

I love the fact that you guys don't rest on your laurels, always trying to improve.

Matteo Escobar said:
BTW, can we get a re-release of the Culti? That knife should be a permanent offering.

And make it choilless.

Bigfattyt · Jul 17, 2011

Choilless BAD, THIN GW choilless, Choilless basic 4!!!!

More kitchen knives anyone?

Folder??

The possibilities are just about endless!

resinguy · Jul 17, 2011

Revolverrodger said:
Can Jerry confirm the % nitrogen n INFI ?
I'm really curious about that !

AFAIK, when the analysis was first posted on BFC years ago, Jerry confimed it then.

Flatsman007 · Jul 17, 2011

I just want a good excuse to buy more knives and this sounds as good as any.

Edw00d · Jul 17, 2011

gormandu said:
The classic application for this would be a kitchen knife.
Who wouldn't like see harder INFI on a kitchen blade?
I hope that's what Jerry's intention is (at least one of them, anyway)

Oh hells, yeah!

Ultimate kitchen knife!

Revolverrodger · Jul 17, 2011

Thank you sir !
INFI is great stuff... For me INFI was the king for chopping, but the new HT will add versatility in smaller blade.

Liu Kang · Jul 17, 2011

Go figure, Jerry would be the only person to make the Best Steel out there even better... =)

Slider817 · Jul 17, 2011

Sounds great. Really looking forward. Love to see innovation.

JParanee · Jul 17, 2011

Why not differentially heat treat ?

It's been the ticket on great blades for a very long time

Soulrack223 · Jul 17, 2011

monsterdog said:
The 2011 Blade protoype at least had an INFI frame

I know that. Why else would I post what I did?

kurodrago · Jul 17, 2011

Why now? or why not.

cruelraoul · Jul 17, 2011

hmm.....

pmsayre153 · Jul 18, 2011

CNQ: Cryogenic Nitrogen Quench? What is "CNQ" an acronym for?
Pete

rega25 · Jul 18, 2011

Cool, can't wait so see the cutting performance

richstag · Jul 18, 2011

Would this be a case where harder will also help with corrosion resistance?

Damn_Animal · Jul 18, 2011

a busse folder would be sweet. Some super cutting infi would end my search for the ultimate folding knife for edc!

Revolverrodger · Jul 18, 2011

I also vote for differential HT on INFI

How sexy would that be ?

idahoskunk · Jul 18, 2011

Carling Now Quenched ? I thought it was always quenched in Carlings?

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