Besides CPK knives, whaddaya like?

Very cool, looks like a nice sharp & lightweight tool.
In the middle of a "relocation" & recently acquired a 2nd knife by Iz Turley: M20 DogFace in old natural linen micarta. 2 Turley's on the journey northwards to the Southern Colorado Mtns,
plus a bunch of CPK's & more!

 

Jaw drops.

 

Well, my CPK I got from you. Thank you so much. I couldn’t be happier with it. Be well.

 

He certainly lives up to his big blades name.
It's a very formidable tool

 

Besides CPK Knives, my collection now is focused in only two areas, and I am in the process of liquidating just about everything else.

First are Loveless stiffhorns. Here are three interesting ones that I own: (1) one of the first production batches Loveless made; (2) possibly the last one that Loveless made; and (3) one engraved by Fracassi.

 

Can anyone recommend a high quality fillet knife? I want to get my father a nicer one. Currently looking at the North Arm 6" Kermode. Not really sure what other good options are out there.

 

Try @G L Drew Drew on the makers forum.

 

Ohh wow that is stunning... this looks almost too nice to use!

 

You can't go wrong with a Bubba Blade. They make a 7", and a 9" fillet blade.

 

This looks much more practical. I don't think my father would use a showpiece - he's the type to baby things if it's TOO nice.

 

I have three knives from Mr Drew. All beautiful, all users. His prices are reasonable.

 

Just a heads up, mentioning a brand name and where one could get 'em generally is not an issue but linking to a none BF.com sponsored site may be a bit problematic. I know that Nathan is a very cool cat who probably doesn't give a shyte (not like taking food from his table) but some other Mods may view this as what they consider deal spotting.

BTW, I looked it up and like that filleting knife although a bit too long for what I may have in mind.

 

Here’s mine Damascus free. I think I paid $140.

 

Thanks for the heads up. Bubba Blades also makes a 7" blade too!

 

Phil Wilson

 

Dan Tope Khukri
Zu Bladeworx Madkat

https://imgur.com/a/RrjUYzp

 

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I like old hickory knives, this is like $50 worth of them. My granddad used an old hickory butcher knife for practically everything. These ones ranged in price from like $6-$14, the paring knife was probably $3, they are a good value. But it can be hard to convince people not to leave them in the sink.

 

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