If you could have a complete line of knives...

spyder10 · Jul 20, 2006

korth. they make some of the smothest balis and folders. except each one is "semi-custom" and costs around $300

psycho78 · Jul 20, 2006

Randall... all those models and configurations...

Boozoo Chavis · Jul 20, 2006

S.R. Johnson Knives

Walking Man · Jul 21, 2006

ignoramus said:
Okay, lets say that all of their previous models were included.

Then, without a doubt! B-U-S-S-E!

J85909266 · Jul 21, 2006

Custom: RJ Martin, Darrell Ralph, Todd Begg
Semi Custom: Busse
Production: Spyderco

This is basicly another way of asking what you favorite makers and brands are.

lotus1972 · Jul 21, 2006

For me it would most likely be Mark Terrell as he makes a very broad range of different knives in differnet styles so I would never get bored. However James and Michelle Coogler do make some out of this world Karambits.

Kaizen1 · Jul 21, 2006

J85909266 said:
This is basicly another way of asking what you favorite makers and brands are.

In a way, kinda. I think we're seeing some different names showing up because it's coming from a slightly different angle. Notice how little anyone is saying Benchmade and Sypderco compared to the other threads?

timjmayer · Jul 21, 2006

benchmade or william henry would be my choice,,do i get a rebate for the ones i already own

stevekt · Jul 21, 2006

Spyderco. One of each will do.

muzzleup · Jul 21, 2006

1. First of all Bob Dozier. I woul love to have one of each of his made knives.

2. Trident Custom Made knives or Fahrman Knives with equal lusting after both makers.

Ciao

Followthehollow · Jul 21, 2006

Bob Dozier or Warren Osbourne designs.

I find almost every benchmade that I like is an Osbourne.

WeaselBites · Jul 21, 2006

J.D. Searles.

razorsdescent · Jul 21, 2006

Moran. He is a master of his trade.

Hondo.3 · Jul 21, 2006

Randall Made +1.

DaTrueDave · Jul 22, 2006

Ken Onion.

Mentor · Jul 22, 2006

I was going to say United Cutlery just to watch the responses

... but I'll go with my heart and say Jens Anso instead. A close second would be Kellam Knives, particularly their Wolf Pack series.

outofgum · Jul 22, 2006

Busse. Imagine all of them laying on a table. Those are some serious knives.

Gerberian · Jul 22, 2006

Mike Snody - no question for me

Joe-Dirt · Jul 22, 2006

Benchmade!

Why? Because I like more of their knives than any other company. I love the Axis locks, and I've never tried a Bali-song and they make the best.

:thumbup:

Hondo.3 · Jul 22, 2006

It would be quite a sight to see one of each model that Case had ever produced.

I wonder if I could get away with saying Sheffield or Solingen. THAT would net you an enormous boatload of knives.