Everyone's latest acquisitions!

[Barman1]

^^Nice one, Barman1 !!

Thanks!
That 4V was a bear to sharpen to my spec.
2 hours on the Edge Pro.

 

[ChazzyP]

Thanks!
That 4V was a bear to sharpen to my spec.
2 hours on the Edge Pro.

Have you tried the diamond hones for the EdgePro? They're supposedly just meant for ceramic knives, but I bought the fine and extra-fine diamonds and, used lightly so as not to scratch too much, you can get a lot of stock off in much less time when re-profiling harder-to-sharpen steels.

 

[Slumblor]

 

[Aias]

This little guy... and promptly stripped the coating.

 

[fq55]

Thrilled with the Tendick shrimp/lobster Oregonto that I got in today.

 

[ScooterG]

 

[ChazzyP]

Gorgeous 0562, ScooterG ! Other side, please?

 

[BubbaGump]

Hanwei Viking Scramasax...I also collect armor and swords, Full Tang 1095 Carbon Steel, 1/4 inch thick. Convex Grind on both edges. Wood handle and Brass pommel and accents. Fully Functional, although it is added to the collection and won't be used. Copy of a ~ 4th century seax. Basically the EDC blade of the time of Saxons and Vikings for preparing food, chopping wood, used as a backup blade in battle etc..Contrary to popular belief, most vikings didnt own swords and weapons consisted of crudely made pole-arms, axes, spears, etc...but most owned a blade of some kind and the seax was usually it, although the brass design on the handles would only belong to nobility as they would be the only ones who could afford to pay an artisan. The typical seax would look a lot more primitive and crude.

 

[SW-EDC]

Hanwei Viking Scramasax...I also collect armor and swords, Full Tang 1095 Carbon Steel, 1/4 inch thick. Convex Grind on both edges. Wood handle and Brass pommel and accents. Fully Functional, although it is added to the collection and won't be used. Copy of a ~ 4th century seax. Basically the EDC blade of the time of Saxons and Vikings for preparing food, chopping wood, used as a backup blade in battle etc..Contrary to popular belief, most vikings didnt own swords and weapons consisted of crudely made pole-arms, axes, spears, etc...but most owned a blade of some kind and the seax was usually it, although the brass design on the handles would only belong to nobility as they would be the only ones who could afford to pay an artisan. The typical seax would look a lot more primitive and crude.

With my wife's Danish heritage, she will like this..thanks for sharing!

 

[BubbaGump]

With my wife's Danish heritage, she will like this..thanks for sharing!

Thanks. I actually got this as a gift over the holidays from relatives. Good piece to add to the collection. Have a lot of Viking-era period pieces, swords, armor etc..

 

[SW-EDC]

Thats awesome. I have a stoneage stone ax i bought when in Denmark. Very cool.

 

[ScooterG]

Gorgeous 0562, ScooterG ! Other side, please?

 

[SharpieB]

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That’s awesome. I love orange, but black on the clip side looks amazing with the black blade. Very cool!

 

[Carboniferous]

 

[Glenn Goodlett]

I wanted something big.

 

[Roguer]

My last knife for a while is a RAT 7 because of its utility, function and super sale price I got it at.

 

[lex2006]

 

[Seneca18]

Untitled by Danny Nystrom, on Flickr

 

[chambelona59]

CountyComm/Boker 2018 collab. EDC Slip Joint Knife ~ Burnt Orange G10.
Serial # 30 out of 700 - scalpel sharp.
Excellent light EDC.

 

[tiguy7]

View attachment 833030 View attachment 833029 Just got a new Vespa in C/F & Ti. It is lighter than the all Ti. The pen is 5” long.