GIft Idea

[sockeye]

Hi everyone, I have a customer (I am in the home remodeling business) Who has been VERY generous to Me during his bathroom remodels, And I would like to give Him a gift of a knife, He normally carries a shrade old timer multi blade knife If that would help give anyone a Idea. He is 75 YO so I doubt he would use/carry a cyclone for example. Thanks for Your Ideas!

 

[svrider3]

How about a Double Duty??

 

[Brutus013]

What about the Kershaw Gentleman's Knife?

 

[SladeGT40]

quince wood splinter? another alternative to the gentleman's knife but very high class

 

[sockeye]

Wondering about the Nakamura, what do they mean by mokume style and outer layers of different steels???? I'm confused a bit.

 

[jonnymac44]

What about the Kershaw Gentleman's Knife?

I agree with Brutus:thumbup: Kershaw gentleman's knife would be an excellent choice for someone who carries a slipjoint. The Micarta is a great handle material, razor sharp VG-10 blade, and brass liners. It's one great lockback, and would really say that you put some thought into it.

Good luck,
Jon

 

[spiralarchitect]

Wondering about the Nakamura, what do they mean by mokume style and outer layers of different steels???? I'm confused a bit.

Try this:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mokume-gane

 

[SPXTrader]

Ask Kershawguy about a 2605. They are beautiful knives. I think riffraff posted some pics of his in one of the pic threads.

 

[riffraff]

Ask Kershawguy about a 2605. They are beautiful knives. I think riffraff posted some pics of his in one of the pic threads.

You mean here?

 

[sockeye]

You mean here?

So are they still available? (1992) I like the classic look.

 

[SPXTrader]

Ask Kershawguy about a 2605. They are beautiful knives. I think riffraff posted some pics of his in one of the pic threads.

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