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Hello,
you all know my passion for small FB EDC
Here are some picture of my last toy.
The steel is 1075. The temper line is visible on the picture.
It's blued like a gun. Sharp as a vorpal and about the ergonomy is
one of the best knife I have ever handle.
Pictures are more valuable than long text:
About performance this the kind of knife Marc "Animal" MacYoung will bet his life on.
Fast; very well balanced, easy to control.
Very fine cutting is a pleasure as your second thumb can be positionned on the blade for powerfull deep cut.
This a great bushcraft buddy but also a very reliable companion for a fanny pack.
The "Fine Utility Concealed Knife" is labeled as "Utility".
Excellent tools can be incredible SD options as the more you use them the more you know them.
1075 carbon steel is perharps not the snobbish steel in the geek bin but well tempered its a pleasure to use and to resharp.
This knife cuts cuts cuts and get sharp in a breeze. (Cardboard strops)
It's easy to see on the picture how well thought this design is.
Ian Grenier is a perfectionist and inventor (for example, he is the gifted designer of Fred Perrin new push dagger series) . And he is known for knives which are designed like high jewelry. His background and passion about cutlery history (from B.C. to 19th Century...) has conducted him to use a Scramasax point known for great penetration capacity.
The blade is flat ground but gently convex. It works like using a zipper as the angle between the handle and the blade is optimum. My hand is happy even in the hardest situation as this baby is the result of year of his tests on ergonomy and confort. It's blisterproof !!!
The sheath is kydex. The knife can be worn as a neck knife but it' ride perfectly in the pocket with Piorek's Static Cord System... (A Paracord attached to the sheath and to your belt)
Really this "Fine Utility Concealed Knife" (OK who did not catch the acronym?:jerkit
is not only a Beauty it is also a beast of a knife !
So, for those who are suckers for little FB as EDC. This one has been patiently designed for you by Ian. And for the GOCSU (Good Old Carbon Steel Users) this one is made like a Katana.
Cheers
Nemo
you all know my passion for small FB EDC
Here are some picture of my last toy.
The steel is 1075. The temper line is visible on the picture.
It's blued like a gun. Sharp as a vorpal and about the ergonomy is
one of the best knife I have ever handle.
Pictures are more valuable than long text:



About performance this the kind of knife Marc "Animal" MacYoung will bet his life on.
Fast; very well balanced, easy to control.
Very fine cutting is a pleasure as your second thumb can be positionned on the blade for powerfull deep cut.
This a great bushcraft buddy but also a very reliable companion for a fanny pack.
The "Fine Utility Concealed Knife" is labeled as "Utility".
Excellent tools can be incredible SD options as the more you use them the more you know them.
1075 carbon steel is perharps not the snobbish steel in the geek bin but well tempered its a pleasure to use and to resharp.
This knife cuts cuts cuts and get sharp in a breeze. (Cardboard strops)
It's easy to see on the picture how well thought this design is.
Ian Grenier is a perfectionist and inventor (for example, he is the gifted designer of Fred Perrin new push dagger series) . And he is known for knives which are designed like high jewelry. His background and passion about cutlery history (from B.C. to 19th Century...) has conducted him to use a Scramasax point known for great penetration capacity.
The blade is flat ground but gently convex. It works like using a zipper as the angle between the handle and the blade is optimum. My hand is happy even in the hardest situation as this baby is the result of year of his tests on ergonomy and confort. It's blisterproof !!!
The sheath is kydex. The knife can be worn as a neck knife but it' ride perfectly in the pocket with Piorek's Static Cord System... (A Paracord attached to the sheath and to your belt)
Really this "Fine Utility Concealed Knife" (OK who did not catch the acronym?:jerkit


So, for those who are suckers for little FB as EDC. This one has been patiently designed for you by Ian. And for the GOCSU (Good Old Carbon Steel Users) this one is made like a Katana.
Cheers
Nemo