IF MONEY WAS NO OBJECT, WHAT KNIFE WOULD YOU BUY???

[betzner]

You know, I could turn this into a 10 pg Warenski thread, but that would be mean. So I won't.

 

[DelialFallen]

Rockstead Higo-JH-ZDP Honzukuri

 

[TK Steingass]

If money was no object, I'd make this knife for myself and use it to spoon out a lifetime supply of Matt Gregory's homemade red raspberry preserves.

 

[JParanee]

M.Gregory if money was no object I would commission you to make me on of those, just to screw with you.

I love it

 

[JParanee]

If money was no object, I'd make this knife for myself and use it to spoon out a lifetime supply of Matt Gregory's homemade red raspberry preserves.

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Cherry for me

 

[marcus52AR]

Send me a an email

When I die I’ll tell my kids to sell it to you real cheap

I have like 3 or 4 sheaths for it I’ve carried it around the world

Here it is I just pulled it out of the cabinet

I’ve buffed it a 100 Times

It’s my favorite Bagwell and I have more than a few

It’s a great knife

This sheath is from a Cape Buffalo that I shot that Paul Long did for me

Coolest post I've read today

 

[erik markman]

A Quesenberry.

 

[SVTFreak]

I’d have Tony bose build me a lockback stockman. 4” long. Main blade would be a clip at 1/8” thick with a nice long pull. The secondaries would be a wharncliff and a pen blade. But they would be reversed from standard stockman so that the wharncliff would open right handed. Those would be 3/16” stock. Some nice amber dyed stag and a double bomb shield. Perfection.

Actually waiting on just about this exact knife from ryuichi kawamura hopefully sometime this month it’ll be finished.

 

[Adam Buttry]

If I had the means.....a Ron Lake tab-lock folder.

 

[BFS]

I would like to have a Bob Kramer chef. I also wouldn't mind having this years CAS/Lurquin collaboration from Blade.

 

[SharpByCoop]

I zeroed in on THIS one many years ago as THE one. A variant of this was what drew me into Custom Knives. Saw it at my first NCCA knife show.

Like Buster Warenski, Wolfe's well of talent and form is limitless.

 

[Scott Hanson]

This will probably come as no real surprise to anyone that has seen my work, so here it is.

 

[jjtjr]

The answer for me is easy, if I could find a Moran Damascus ST-24.

 

[Darrin Sanders]

Without a 2nd thought. https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4333/37081068351_85025c1380_h.jpg

 

[Mike157]

There are a number of makers here that I would love to have blades from.....

In addition, a fine vintage nihonto, something from Yoshindo Yoshihara and son, and something from David Mirabile....oh wait (sorry, couldn’t resist).

 

[Matthew Gregory]

If money was no object, I'd make this knife for myself and use it to spoon out a lifetime supply of Matt Gregory's homemade red raspberry preserves.

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Cherry for me

Considering how badly I hoard it, it’ll likely be easier to get that knife, TK.

I will openly admit that I am a jam-hoarder. In fact, today’s task is Concord grape. We picked them yesterday, at what I consider to be the finest organic Concord grape jam farm in the world. That will be the final batch for the year.

Great choice of knife, btw, TK.

 

[JParanee]

I love grape

 

[jdm61]

Maybe something like this?

 

[parfums95]

With no reserve , his majesty Orc Angel




Happy Birthday Haley

 

[Stump Buster]

There are soo many makers on here that I'd really like to have pieces from, but I'd love something from Sam Lurquin someday.