Besides CPK knives, whaddaya like?

I've already designed a khuk like you described and had Salem Straub of Forged in Fire fame make a prototype. It's become my favourite all around trail blazing tool- and the LC is no slouch!
 
I may get laughed off this subforum for this but here goes..

I just received a pair of Jeff White knives. For what you pay, (under $150 for the pair of them) they're going to quickly become amongst my favorites simply for the fact that I can do anything I want to them and lend them to anyone I want and not fear what happens.
 
Lorien said:
I've already designed a khuk like you described and had Salem Straub of Forged in Fire fame make a prototype. It's become my favourite all around trail blazing tool- and the LC is no slouch!
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Lorien Lorien , any plans to productionize the khuk so we can all enjoy it too?
 
MikeKu825 said:
What's wrong with those? They seem like useful shapes and they look nice. Them be knives fo' cuttin' and doin'.
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We're in the subforum for the most hardcore fixed blades in existence made of unicorn horns as far as I know. These are the most basic inexpensive 1095 blades with rough handles and God knows what kind of HT. But I totally agree, absolutely for cuttin and doin. They feel decent in hand and they stripped up to shaving in about 2 minutes each. My old partner from work saw that same picture and possibly wants to buy them this morning so we'll see if I even own them in an hour.

Thanks for not being haters fellas. And thanks for the proxy offer MikeKu825 MikeKu825 , your haiku's are ok by me bro.
 
ManOfSteel89 said:
I may get laughed off this subforum for this but here goes..

I just received a pair of Jeff White knives. For what you pay, (under $150 for the pair of them) they're going to quickly become amongst my favorites simply for the fact that I can do anything I want to them and lend them to anyone I want and not fear what happens.
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I have several. And enjoy them. Yes they are basic. And quality for using just as you describe. Thanks for sharing
 
adamlau said:
Brian77 Brian77 rehandled this Kyocera Kyotop ceramic paring knife for me (arrived today). Factory blunted at the tip and heel, I'll have to figure out how to sharpen them to a satisfactory edge :)

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It's a great little blade. I noticed the tip, and wondered about that. It is awesomely sharp otherwise. Let is know how it does, and how the edge performs. My wife wants a little paring knife similar. I am making one in AEB-L
 
Brian77 said:
It's a great little blade. I noticed the tip, and wondered about that. It is awesomely sharp otherwise. Let is know how it does, and how the edge performs. My wife wants a little paring knife similar. I am making one in AEB-L
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It's about time you made some kitchen knives since Nathan has shown no recent interest in reviving that pattern ;)
 
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