Hello fellas, I'm new to these forums. I recently got into knife collecting. I used them all throughout my childhood, mainly my grandpa's Shrade Sharpfinger (40 or 50 years old?). I was browsing around some topics and I see a lot of people with custom knives, and I'm really just wondering if anyone can give me a few sites to browse knives when I'm looking for my next one... particularly one that has some pretty good deals and won't break my wallet lol. I'm only 19 and I'm a college student so I don't have a lot of money and I work a part time job over summer. I started my "collection" with a few Kershaw knives, mainly because they're on the less pricey end. I ordered me a Blur with 420HC steel off Amazon for about 40 bucks, but now I see all the different kinds of Blurs with colors and whatnot and also with better steel and I'm sort of regretting it, but like I was asking, would anyone give me some good sites? Much appreciated!
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Welcome to Bladeforums!
Actually you've already found a great site to browse and buy custom made knives. Head over to the exchange forums and take a look at some of the deals on custom made knives. You can even get into contact with custom knife-makers and get a knife made just for you.
Actually you've already found a great site to browse and buy custom made knives. Head over to the exchange forums and take a look at some of the deals on custom made knives. You can even get into contact with custom knife-makers and get a knife made just for you.
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The 420HC Blur is a good start. The Blurs are nice to collect in several flavors because they're a great value for the $ and you get a chance to try different steels. Read through the posts in different subforums and you'll find quite a few dealers listed. You can also check the Feedback subforum for an idea of dealers that are really good about taking care of their customers.