My favorite pocket knife.

Maybe I have to do a write up on the default scout pattern that is backup to the stockman?:D


Now that is something I would look foward to reading. The scout pattern including half scouts are my favorite, extreamly useful and just about indispensable for my current daily needs. In the present day no one does it better then Victorinox.
 
Now that is something I would look foward to reading. The scout pattern including half scouts are my favorite, extreamly useful and just about indispensable for my current daily needs. In the present day no one does it better then Victorinox.

I did a writeup on the scout. I called it My Second Favorte Pocket knife. It's around here someplace.
 
Jackknife,Victorinox Alox is one of best pocket knives ever !Their steel is easiest to get super sharp,holds decent edge,but is super easy to touch up on basically anything.,and victorinox knives have never let me down.Large locking Victorinox knives are my favorite,Alpineer being one of my most used knives ever.,
 
No, I don't think it will work harden, but I'll tyell what I do think. I think that when these blades get a final sharpening and buffing, a worker may get a little gung ho and not keep the blade as cool as it should be. The heat right down on the thin edge can get a little of the temper messed up in a small way. That same knife, sharpened a few times may get ground that tiny little bit back into the good steel that didn't get hot right down on the edge. As the old factory edge gets ground away, you have moved back past where a little over heating may have happened.

Just this old farts opinion though. :)

I knew a lot of the old guys when I was a kid, that when they got a new knife, they right off sharpened it to get rid go the factory edge, no matter how sharp it had been out of the box.

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Very good point! I have often noticed this too. And, do not judge a blade before you have sharpened it a few times!
 
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