Fixed blades for EDC! Limited!

The_KaramVit said:
Any idea where to find these guys? Can't find these companies on bladeforums.

For those who feel the same as him in terms of price point vagueness, just use a 150$ limit.
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This is the latest necker/smaller fixed blade from Heathenknives. CruforgeV for $50. Great price, killer work. Comes with a kydex sheath. They can be found on Instagram. Smaller makers, great prices

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I was in the same situation as you a while back . Looking for a small fixed blade EDC that was tough enough to really put to work . Busse was my answer . Here is what I have carried as an EDC knife for the past couple of years .

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The Busse Magnum Bear Cub . 6 5/8" LOA , 3" blade tip to handle , 5/32" thick INFI steel . INFI is a VERY tough steel that can handle a lot of impact or lateral stress . I have batoned with mine several times . It carries well in my front pocket and is comfortable in the hand for such a small blade .


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HOLD MY BEER AND WATCH THIS !
 
take a look at the Fallkniven Juni. although the factory drop sheath is very well made, I quickly put the factory leather up and started carrying it in a KSF pocket sheath. I always carry a small fixed blade, and this little Fallkniven is the first one to kick my Izula II out of my pocket in well over a year.
 
Lee D said:
take a look at the Fallkniven Juni. although the factory drop sheath is very well made, I quickly put the factory leather up and started carrying it in a KSF pocket sheath. I always carry a small fixed blade, and this little Fallkniven is the first one to kick my Izula II out of my pocket in well over a year.
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Yes, take a look at the Juni!

Pricey, but HQ materials and great F&F!

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Regards
Mikael
 
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The only fixed blade i ever carried as an EDC was the CRKT ringed razel...I bought the knife because it looked different and i thought it was cool. I took it to work to show a few people and it turned out to be the best WORK knife i ever put in my pocket !!! and that's where i carried it...in my front pocket.The retention on the kydex sheath was really bad but that ended up working out great for me...easy in easy out!! I worked the crap out of this knife, I cut cardboard, heavy gauge rubber, zip ties, nylon tie down straps, plastic hydraulic line, I scraped old conspicuity tape off of rusted metal, stickers off of glass, opened paint cans, i even used it once to break into a car to get a friends keys he locked in the car...3 years i used this knife in a weld shop, I never intended to use the knife for work but im glad i did. I pretty much sharpened the belly out of the knife but its still kicking..Sometimes ya never know, things just surprise you !!! I only wish they would come out with an improved model...better steel etc.
 
HFinn said:
The perfect gentleman's fixed blade. I have been drooling at these pictures. If only the price was a bit lower. :(
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If the price would be lower, You wouldn't get the nice laminated powdersteel...:)


Regards
Mikael
 
HFinn said:
Yes, but I could live with a good quality but cheaper steel. :)
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So could I too, if we are talking VG-10 the way Fällkniven has it made. :thumbup:

However, the 3G steel shines in this knife.
The edge on my Juni is very thick for such a small knife, but this means it stays sharp for very long periods of time (like Months).
I do regular maintenance with honing on leather and smooth ceramics, but no real need for re-sharpening.

If I drop the knife, the low weight helps in avoiding any damage to the edge and this adds to the feel of a robust little knife.
I have even batoned it into firewood, to open the wood for a wedge and the Juni just laughs at the effort. :D

I think it's ok to call the Juni a nice Gent's or Ladie's fixed knife.
You're always properly dressed with a Juni at hand.

Regards
Mikael
 
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