Fixed blades

[RokJok]

What is the right-most knife, please? And the blade length?

Mk-211 has it right. That's a Teeny Chef in AEB-L from David Mary . 4" (102 mm) blade tip to scales, 1-5/16" (34 mm) blade height at heel, 0.107" (2.72 mm) stock thickness. Typical very thin behind the edge geometry from DMC shop. If you're in the market for a kitchen laser slicer, David is your guy to contact.

ETA: David's EDChef in either standard or XL size is another highly utilitarian model to consider.

 

[Aardvark]

Mk-211 has it right. That's a Teeny Chef in AEB-L from David Mary . 4" (102 mm) blade tip to scales, 1-5/16" (34 mm) blade height at heel, 0.107" (2.72 mm) stock thickness. Typical very thin behind the edge geometry from DMC shop. If you're in the market for a kitchen laser slicer, David is your guy to contact.

Much appreciated, both of you. Pocketbook may disagree.

 

[Mk-211]

Much appreciated, both of you. Pocketbook may disagree.

That's what I thought, this was very affordable.

 

[Stickgunner]

 

[luethge]

 

[DKong94]

 

[luethge]

Noveske / Strider Collaboration . You don’t see those very often.

 

[StrangeDaze]

Thanks Mk-211 !

 

[MarbReds]

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Got to have a Dog Walking knife.. we don’t make the rules. Got a Dog Walking Tomahawk too . The Emerson lives in my pocket, the fixed blade is in my pocket after work and everything pictured goes in my work bag daily..

This is the best thread on Blade Forums

He is a Neapolitan Mastiff crossed with American Bulldog. When he gets fired up he’s probably more intimidating than any knife

ETA: Best thread indeed.

 

[luethge]

He is a Neapolitan Mastiff crossed with American Bulldog. When he gets fired up he’s probably more intimidating than any knife

ETA: Best thread indeed.

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Looks like a damn good boy from here.



I’ve got this back seat driving Staffordshire labra Bull shepherd side eyeing me..

 

[MarbReds]

Looks like a damn good boy from here.

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I’ve got this back seat driving Staffordshire labra Bull shepherd side eyeing me..

Great looking pup!

 

[norcalAF]

The combat knife was on camp knife duty, mostly just trimming small branches and making kindling. It did great!

 

[StrangeDaze]

The combat knife was on camp knife duty, mostly just trimming small branches and making kindling. It did great!View attachment 2959450

I’m going to need a trip report!

 

[Alone]

The combat knife was on camp knife duty, mostly just trimming small branches and making kindling. It did great!View attachment 2959450

If I'm not mistaken, those ol' full flat Power Eagles were 5160. I LOVE that thing!

I betcha' that beast chews thru wood like a beaver.

 

[norcalAF]

If I'm not mistaken, those ol' full flat Power Eagles were 5160. I LOVE that thing!

I betcha' that beast chews thru wood like a beaver.

It wasn't on camping duty this time, but it will be next time!

 

[Alone]

It wasn't on camping duty this time, but it will be next time!

Leaving that thing at home, on a camping trip, is like forgetting to hire the strippers for a "Batchelor Party".

 

[luethge]

Leaving that thing at home, on a camping trip, is like forgetting to hire the strippers for a Batchelor Party.

You need a YouTube channel, yesterday fast.



Fast becoming an all time favorite user - thank you Crag the Brewer

 

[Alone]

You need a YouTube channel, yesterday fast...

YouTube?

Brother, that "club" COULDN'T HANDLE ME...

 

[StrangeDaze]

I took this one for the national knife day thread

BK17, ESEE 4, ESEE 3.

 

[Alone]

Sorry for the slight/narcissistic thread drift, Gents.

Me and my four buddies (*"Jack", "Zero", "Pseudoephedrine", and "Loratadine") have been fighting a vicious sinus headache for the last five hours.


Anyhow, a few of my buddies here know that I'm not much of "chopper" guy. When I do choose to abuse some camp wood, these three are my "most used" (*SK-85, 3V, and 5160, respectively).


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