Let's see your Tom Krein Regrind Knives!

[Wavester]

The more I read about this gentleman, the more I am fascinated with his work. So since I do not own a TK regrind (yet), I wanted to start a thread where everyone shared pics of their knives that they had done by him. I think it would make for an interesting thread!

So....let's see 'em!

 

[Brutus013]

Should be plenty of great pics. I don't have any knives reground by him yet, but I think I'd like to get a Queen Sodbuster in D2 and have him thin it down a bunch and have a nice, high flat grind. I love the sodbuster pattern, and D2 is great steel, but I've heard Queen puts a butterknife edge on it from the factory.

 

[Wavester]

Wow...91 views and 24 hours later and NO pics? I am surprised.

 

[Haze]

Here is a couple :thumbup:

Mini cqc-7

Frame locked P-tac

 

[outlaw918692000]

here is my ER MPC. I love it!

 

[gunmike1]

I'll try to post some pics later. I have a few, check out my avatar.

Mike

 

[PG5768]

Here's my Kershaw Ricochet.

 

[Daniel Dorn]

Here's my Kershaw Blue Bump.

Laser cutting ability.

 

[svrider3]

Kershaw PackRat:

 

[sodak]

Here's some.

 

[spoolup]

*** NOT mine*** but it is a DAM fine looking ZT.

 

[bladesandglory]

 

[SteelSnob]

3" xm18

 

[TedV]

 

[bld522]

Entrek Javalina, Krein Regrind:

 

[Thalestin]

My 710

 

[Chewy1]

How does he get his mark on the blades? Is it laser or just hit it really, really hard?

By the way, I think the Full Grind Spydies are a tribute to the great work that Tom does and hats off to Sal for recognizing it.

 

[unky_gumbi]

It is most likely and electro etching. Most makers use one to mark their knifes. Stamping raises the chances of creating a stress riser.

 

[Thalestin]

It is most likely and electro etching. Most makers use one to mark their knifes. Stamping raises the chances of creating a stress riser.

Its a stamp

 

[Haze]

Its a stamp

It's a stamp that's etched.

It's defo not a "hit with a hammer" stamp, the ones I have seen were all etched.