Knife Rolls and Carrying and Storage

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Judge_Blackhawk

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Where can I get a genuine leather knife roll?

Nice storage case?

and good carrying case?

I am have to many knives to have them just in a draw and wrapped in towels.

Thanks,

Judge Blackhawk
 
I recently found a very nice wooden tool/knife chest with many felt lined drawers at Lowe's. It can easily store 100 regular knives. It is made by L.G. Sourcing, Inc. It's an excellent buy at $59.99. However, it will be extremely cumbersome to carry.

Josh, at Pioneer Valley Knife & Tool, has a nice cloth carrying case that can accommodate 18 knives.
 
I was surfing around at some knife sites, and ran across a product called "Sack ups." This is the manufacturer's website: http://sackups.com/ You can do a search for "sack ups" in your favorite internet search engine to find a dealer that carries them.

They come in various sizes (holding 6-18 folding knives), and are inexpensive. They're made of cotton (knit) with some sort of silicone treatment as a rust/corrosion preventative too.
 
Hello Judge Blackhawk, Everything you need is at www.eknifeworks.com, they have a really nice box designed just for knives with individual slots of various sizes, felt lined, glass covered, so you can keep an eye on your knives. Made of heavy cardboard, black in color, reasonable price. And if you want to go more expensive, nice wood, glass covered, with locks, specially designed to show them, but they are not individually separated, just foam with felt on top. I have about 5 wood ones, just lay your knives in a row and carefully shut the glass lid and they will stay in place. I gave up the rolls about 15 years ago, elastic does not last and knives will slide around sometimes if you have small ones, the glass slotted felt lined would be a cheaper way to go, and should last for years. Of course, the roll is easier to carry, and they also have book type like rolls with snaps.
Robbie Roberson:D
 
Sorry Guys, :rolleyes: I made a boo-boo, first one this year though:rolleyes: , I usually only make one near the beginning of the year, and it makes for smooth sailing for the rest !:p Thanks for helping me out, I am kinda new at this stuff, and have a lot to learn.:) . Robbie Roberson
 
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