It's not a hobby, it's an obsession, a brief explanation of why I have so many knives

[RayseM]

Custom made Bud Nealy Aikuchi in O1

This one if you were offering to share. I keep trying to ease off telling myself that I really only need 1 folder and one fixed blade and that lasts until I see the some other perfect knife. There are sooooo many of them and so few of me

 

[Sonnydaze]

Those are all very nice and something for everyone.
Thanks for sharing. Very difficult to pick a favorite from such a diverse collection.

 

[22-rimfire]

I feel sure the carry favorites change. My general favorites don't change much other than the list gets longer. Thanks for the pictures on your fav's.

 

[GatorFlash1]

Back when the dinosaurs roamed the great plains I came across a Gerber Paul knife. It was the most amazing knife. You could open it one-handed, either hand. A few years later a guy who made knife sharpeners made a one-hand opening knife with a big hole in the blade for your thumb. It was very cool, and not as complicated as the Paul knife. So, it sold for about half the price. It had a unique wicked serrated edge that cut like a razor.

Anyhow, the dinosaurs are now history, but the knives remain. That's how it started.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XE2P3m_CYmk