Great Little Knife

Guyon

Guyon

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Thanks to Busse for the deal on this one!

Great EDC user. :thumbup: :thumbup:

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Yea, I'm hella jealous. Thats the one I want bad as hell.
 
How was the edge on your's Guyon? Mine was pretty damn dull, but after a few minutes of stropping on some Veritas compound and leather it's a slick steak knife. I may round off the edges on the handle, but other than that I really like this little thing.
 
I'm gonna have to get the sandpaper out for mine too. Need to get it sized right before I get a sheath for it. That one looks good.
 
mike biz said:
How was the edge on your's Guyon? Mine was pretty damn dull, but after a few minutes of stropping on some Veritas compound and leather it's a slick steak knife.
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That is a funny thing about INFI... it seems that although the knife seems dull the edge is there.

Many times I get a knife that seems dull but after a few minutes with a strop it pops hair. So it isn't like a strop is grinding a new edge on the blade, so I really don't understand what is happening. :confused: :confused: :confused:
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Mine isn't popping hair sharp, but it has a good edge. I'm going to strop it in a little while. Shouldn't take much more to have it shaving.
 
Yup, I've got my WHC user picked out, been using it around the kitchen, dinner table. It's a sweet little knife.

Got a sheath on order for it, can't wait to take it out on the town :eek:


One of my knife knut friends commented that it was almost an anti-Busse, 'how you gonna peel a tank with this one ?' :confused:
 
I've gotten to the point where I don't even check the factory edge of any user, just immediately put it on the stone, if its not at 15 degrees, I grind it till it is, and if its at or below 15 degrees, I grind for a while anyway to remove any brittle steel. Then just ultra-fine ceramic or a strop and whittle some hair. :thumbup:

I really love the Cultellus. Its so light in hand and though not a pry-bar I wouldn't hesitate to do some light prying. Its just the right size for comfortable pocket carry. It looks and feels beautiful. Another big thank you to Jerry and crew for a great deal. :thumbup::D
 
Will the Cultellus be offered in other colored handles? I did not think too much of the Cultie at first but---I've changed my mind!!
 
Mine came sharp, and has been consigned to the kitchen for now. Great all-purpose knife!! :thumbup:
 
I assume that there is a bit of a wire edge on them as they come from the shop. Hitting the strop a few times gets all the steel in line. My WHC would slice paper out of the box, but not too cleanly. It wouldn't shave either. But now it's good to go.

I've got a little black drop loop on order with Chuddy. Should work out real nice.
 
mike biz said:
I assume that there is a bit of a wire edge on them as they come from the shop. Hitting the strop a few times gets all the steel in line. My WHC would slice paper out of the box, but not too cleanly. It wouldn't shave either. But now it's good to go.

I've got a little black drop loop on order with Chuddy. Should work out real nice.
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I think wire edge, too. Haven't actually seen one on a Busse out of the factory, though. Maybe I've been lucky.

Great looking Cultellus there, Guyon. I prefer this user Cultellus look to the more flashy one. :D

I still say, though, that on a knife of that size, there is no place for a choil like that. Away with the choils! :mad:
 
Thanks for the Pic!
May I ask the specs on the Culti?
Blade length/width/overall length?

Thanks,
 
I am sure there will be many more variations of the Cultelli.
Who knows maybe a production run will be in the future..
Notice how all of them are Custom Shops.
Wheres the CG Cultelli at ?



Lycosa said:
Handle Colors??? Orange, Red, Blue? Or is it a mystery.
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That black handle really caught my eye. I like it. Maybe starting with grabbie handle colors would have sold more Culties out of the gate. But it doesn't matter. It's all good and It's all INFI.
 
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