Besides CPK knives, whaddaya like?

[yoko]

Carrying the northern bro Lorien Governator prototype with a freshly touched up edge!

Love this knife, great design for daily tasks!!!!!

 

[Retired UPS Driver]

Carrying the northern bro Lorien Governator prototype with a freshly touched up edge!

Love this knife, great design for daily tasks!!!!!



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Savage, and I mean that in the best possible way

 

[Richard338]

Ready for heat treatment. I'm liking this one.

 

[SpyderPhreak]

Some Spyderco Mules. Some new, some not. A new scale manufacturer too (the orange and OD green/black). See my recent posts in the Spyderco forum for more details.

 

[Matthew Gregory]

Ready for heat treatment. I'm liking this one.
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Very ‘Burt Foster’ with the lines on this one. Nice!

 

[ferider]

 

[cpirtle]

Some Spyderco Mules. Some new, some not. A new scale manufacturer too (the orange and OD green/black). See my recent posts in the Spyderco forum for more details.

Awesome! You guys with all these Mule Teams finally inspired me to get off my butt and make some pants

These are rustic finished “Express Line”..

 

[Retired UPS Driver]

Awesome! You guys with all these Mule Teams finally inspired me to get off my butt and make some pants

These are rustic finished “Express Line”..

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I can smell that leather goodness all the way to here, beautiful work Chad

 

[Hammer67]

The Les George 'Magnate' continues to be one of my favorites. In the 4" blade/8" overall category, it's on the short list, along with my DEK 1.

 

[Retired UPS Driver]

The Les George 'Magnate' continues to be one of my favorites. In the 4" blade/8" overall category, it's on the short list, along with my DEK 1.

It’s a beauty, looks extremely capable, perfect size too. You have great taste, thanks for sharing

 

[SpyderPhreak]

Awesome! You guys with all these Mule Teams finally inspired me to get off my butt and make some pants

These are rustic finished “Express Line”..

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TAKE!!!

 

[Hammer67]

It’s a beauty, looks extremely capable, perfect size too. You have great taste, thanks for sharing

Thanks! Happy to enable, errr......share!

 

[carnifex knifeworks]

The Les George 'Magnate' continues to be one of my favorites. In the 4" blade/8" overall category, it's on the short list, along with my DEK 1.

4 inch blade with a 4 inch handle is the sweet spot for me. I'll have to look around for one of those some time.

 

[ferider]

The Compadre and fall colors yesterday:

 

[ferider]

BTW, guys, if you need a hatchet, I suspect the new Buck 106 Compadre (limited release yesterday) has great value.

 

[WValtakis]

Fixed blade Friday, checking out this gorgeous frame handle take-down style "Dead River" dagger by T.K. Steingass

 

[Mendoman]

BTW, guys, if you need a hatchet, I suspect the new Buck 106 Compadre (limited release yesterday) has great value.

I have one and really like it. It’s an older Filson branded one. They are really handy for light limbing, kindling and ect. I think the Filson ones are orange these days which I don’t love but some people may. You can get them really sharp.

 

[Hammer67]

Architect 5.5

 

[SpyderPhreak]

Just picked up this Adam Kornalski Mini Hunter used on the forum. Nice smaller knife, just a wee over 7”, with 3.25” blade. Like a large neck knife, but a bit heavy for that IMO (3.18oz, 3.96oz with Kydex). Carbon fiber scales with red G10 liners.

I sharpened it up today, it’s like a scalpel now!

V4E at ~63 RC. Very similar to CPM 4V.

 

[ferider]

Just picked up this Adam Kornalski Mini Hunter used on the forum. Nice smaller knife, just a wee over 7”, with 3.25” blade. Like a large neck knife, but a bit heavy for that IMO (3.18oz, 3.96oz with Kydex). Carbon fiber scales with red G10 liners.

I sharpened it up today, it’s like a scalpel now!

V4E at ~63 RC. Very similar to CPM 4V.

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He does some great work. Can't wait to unpack these two:

I use the Sleipner one for work, as I worry less about corrosion.