Fixed blades

[Cobalt]

Cold steel, falkniven and Hatori
oh, and there is a Rigid RG69 and an MT151 in there as well

 

[Alone]

Cold steel, falkniven and Hatori
oh, and there is a Rigid RG69 and an MT151 in there as well

Good. Lord.

 

[David Mary]

Had a break this afternoon while walking in the woods with Grim

Grim’s coloring is surreal!

I can chop going around corners

Why not peen it straight and clean up the grind after?

 

[Cobalt]

 

[oldmanwilly]

Cold steel, falkniven and Hatori
oh, and there is a Rigid RG69 and an MT151 in there as well

Any word on how the different models compare?

 

[Cobalt]

Any word on how the different models compare?

The CS's are the lightest and most rearward weighted. The Falknivens and Hattoris are much more forward weighted. More chopper. I've only used one CS in there, a lot, and a Falkniven bowie. I' have not used the Hattoris at all. I actually sold them recently. All the others are still with me. My beater CS is my oldest one. 90's

 

[Crag the Brewer]

Grim’s coloring is surreal!



Why not peen it straight and clean up the grind after?

I once rehandled it before I knew how to do anything....
I thought about trying it again, and if I did, I'd peen it straight.
But why not Just make a better knife, from scratch then. Haha

 

[John A. Larsen]

Cobalt, Who made those two knives? Thanks, John.

 

[wonderboy1377s]

 

[Cobalt]

Cobalt, Who made those two knives? Thanks, John.

Yeah, awesome knife. hellize
Made the knives

 

[Cobalt]

 

[John A. Larsen]

Yeah, awesome knife. hellize
Made the knives

Colbalt, That was my first guess looking at the handles, but did not see the two hoof (or teeth!) marks he normally puts on his blade, maybe on the other side of hose blades. Thanks! John

 

[ferider]

 

[Crag the Brewer]

interesting texture.....Idk if it's a brick road, or a hand grenade.....

 

[jmh33]

 

[RLB0414]

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The hatchet instantly caught my eye. Details please.
Thanks
Rick

 

[jmh33]

The hatchet instantly caught my eye. Details please.
Thanks
Rick

Kinfolks. That’s about all I can tell ya.
John

 

[RLB0414]

Kinfolks. That’s about all I can tell ya.
John

Thanks

 

[ferider]

For the Busse “connoisseur”

 

[Chocula]

Tested out my new Anonimus and compared to a Fallkniven S1 that I got months ago (but still haven’t used) for fire making. I found the S1 with convex grind preferable for shaving wood and felt more confident prying chunks of bark off of a stump. I felt the 3mm thick Anonimus flex a little bit and I wonder if a 4mm version would be better. The 5mm S1 is a bit too thick for food prep but fine for wood. For regular cutting tasks like food or cardboard, the Anonimus is more comfortable and lighter.

While doing yardwork the Anonimus sheath detached from the belt loop after the screws somehow worked loose. I may rivet them together since i lost the screws, but i now agree with the consensus that the sheath is bad.