Let's see your good old basic fixed blades, Bowie's, Stickers, etc.

Cable Damascus by Michael Miller . Mike is Menefee's neighbor and great friend of ours . Lloyd stag second cut ,"poor mans ivory. What a gorgeous knife That spacer of pecan has such depth you'd swear it was acrylic

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Frailer said:
I purchased this knife from our own GL Drew about six weeks ago. It has quickly become my favorite bumming-around-outdoors knife. It’s sturdy, yet not bulky, and it cuts like the dickens.

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That looks really nice :thumbsup:

Jack Black said:
This Nicholas Nicholls Pocket Cleaver was included in a bumper box of goodies I received from @Reaper AL shortly before Christmas. I've really been enjoying carrying it :) :thumbsup:

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There were several more very special knives included in @Reaper AL 's parcel, but none more special, in my opinion than this custom Santoku made for me by one of Al's very talented grandsons. A note from Al told me that the 7 1/2" blade is 5160 High Carbon Steel, with a handle of Walnut, African Blackwood, and White Paper Micarta. I hope Al doesn't mind me quoting from the rest of his note:

"He cut the blade himself.
He cut the handle and fitted it.
Hand sanded it.

"He wanted you to have it.

"He in 14 years old."

Pretty incredible :cool: What a kind, generous, and talented lad :) I'll treasure this knife for the rest of my life :thumbsup:

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Jack Black said:
That looks really nice :thumbsup:



There were several more very special knives included in @Reaper AL 's parcel, but none more special, in my opinion than this custom Santoku made for me by one of Al's very talented grandsons. A note from Al told me that the 7 1/2" blade is 5160 High Carbon Steel, with a handle of Walnut, African Blackwood, and White Paper Micarta. I hope Al doesn't mind me quoting from the rest of his note:

"He cut the blade himself.
He cut the handle and fitted it.
Hand sanded it.

"He wanted you to have it.

"He in 14 years old."

Pretty incredible :cool: What a kind, generous, and talented lad :) I'll treasure this knife for the rest of my life :thumbsup:

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Thats real cool Jack!
 
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I recently bought this for skinning roos and rabbits, I'm very pleased with it.
I've spent most of my night shift, while my tractor auto steers, checking out the fixed blades posted here, alot of very nice knives fellas :thumbsup::thumbsup:
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Jack Black said:
That looks really nice :thumbsup:



There were several more very special knives included in @Reaper AL 's parcel, but none more special, in my opinion than this custom Santoku made for me by one of Al's very talented grandsons. A note from Al told me that the 7 1/2" blade is 5160 High Carbon Steel, with a handle of Walnut, African Blackwood, and White Paper Micarta. I hope Al doesn't mind me quoting from the rest of his note:

"He cut the blade himself.
He cut the handle and fitted it.
Hand sanded it.

"He wanted you to have it.

"He in 14 years old."

Pretty incredible :cool: What a kind, generous, and talented lad :) I'll treasure this knife for the rest of my life :thumbsup:

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What a thoughtful gift, Jack! It's a beauty and sure looks like one that will serve you well.
 
Peregrin said:
What a thoughtful gift, Jack! It's a beauty and sure looks like one that will serve you well.
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Thanks a lot Gary :)

Peregrin said:
I had this older Western sitting on my workbench with a really dinged up and chipped edge. I worked on it this morning and it's ready to go now!
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I remember those! Way back in the 1980's, a UK importer, briefly offered 3 Western knives for sale, that being one of them. In an era of chisel-ground 'survival knives', it looked to be a pretty good pattern. I remember intending to buy one, and only didn"t because the dealer closed down. Nice work my friend, looks like you're getting familiar with your Christmas present :) :thumbsup:
 
Bought a nice cheap Mora but hated the crappy plastic sheath.
I never carry a knife on my belt, so I just needed something to protect it in the pack.
Threw this one together while watching the Colts lose the game in the first quarter. Take the points!!!
 
JohnDF said:
Bought a nice cheap Mora but hated the crappy plastic sheath.
I never carry a knife on my belt, so I just needed something to protect it in the pack.
Threw this one together while watching the Colts lose the game in the first quarter. Take the points!!!
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I have that very knife in my back pocket as I type this. Nicely done on the sheath!

Zieg
 
JohnDF said:
Bought a nice cheap Mora but hated the crappy plastic sheath.
I never carry a knife on my belt, so I just needed something to protect it in the pack.
Threw this one together while watching the Colts lose the game in the first quarter. Take the points!!!
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Nice work John, I hate those plastic sheaths too :thumbsup:

The Zieg said:
I have that very knife in my back pocket as I type this. Nicely done on the sheath!

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Robust? :thumbsup:
 
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