My collection after 2 month's on the forum, & im hooked lol. Pic heavy.

whitty said:
Nice collection! I love seeing people with Benchmade Triages. They never seem to get enough credit!
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I loved my triage until it was stolen. It was an amazing knife and that sheepsfoot blade is actually an awesome blade shape with most tasks and the belt cutter was extremely versatile (seeing as I used it a lot and haven't cut a seatbelt once). It in my opinion is a very under rated knife.
 
Nice collection. Now just wait until you start playing with Chris Reeves knives and even "higher end". It's just downhill as far as money from where you're at currently. Haha
 
bandagedfingers said:
Lol i know i went a little crazy. I guess these knives could hold me over for the next few month.
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Next few months... Lol. Haha I like this guy! Welcome! Slowing down is good for the wallet. It might allow you some time to look at your collection and cycle / recycle out some of them via the bst forum saving you some scratch.

It's one of my favorite things to do when I find that I bought a knife but don't actually use it.
 
Very impressive. Been a member 1 week but only added one since joining. In all 2 Bucks, one Sog Trident, one Puma. Got a long way to go but plenty of choices and guidance here on the forum. Collecting a Benchmade or two is a must! Most fun I've had with my pants on!!!!
 
ATwistedStaple said:
Now, do you have a way to keep them all sharp?
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Nope lol. That was going to be one of my next threads. I have some sharpening stones and other sharpening tools, but nothing i woukd trust myself to use yet on an expensive knife. I was thinking of getting spyderco's sharping system that runs around $60. But i am all ears as to what everyone else uses? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
 
Wow ! In two months ? Nice collection is an understatement .

Now get off here and go put in all the over time you can ! I'm thinking you're going to need it LOL

Very nice :thumbup:
 
Great collection, but like most new collectors, you'll sell most of them off in the future when you decided on a brand or style you really want to go after.

If you don't mind me asking, what part of SW PA are you from? that's where I'm located.

Welcome to the forums!
 
UDIVER said:
Great collection, but like most new collectors, you'll sell most of them off in the future when you decided on a brand or style you really want to go after.

If you don't mind me asking, what part of SW PA are you from? that's where I'm located.

Welcome to the forums!
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Thanks. I live in Cambria county between Ebensburgh and Altoona.
 
bandagedfingers said:
I seem to find my self carrying the spyderco positron the most. Its light weight, has a somewhat low profile, it looks and feels great in the hand, plus its extremely sharp.

Here are some pics.


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That is a nice blade!!! You really did take the BF plunge. :D

My wife would KILL ME if I did that.
 
jorisvd37 said:
Why does everyone like spiderco knives so much i really dislike the hole myself.
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Why?

The list of reasons is long, but it is ok if you don't like them. There are many great knives in this world. Thank dog we don't all like the same things.
 
:thumbup:Nice Spyderco and Benchmade knives. Pretty good for a couple of months.

No Quartermaster or Burger knives or their ilk - you seem to be on the right track
 
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