Not so kitchen, knives!

[bearthedog]

My Pathfinder usually gets used in the kitchen, if any of my knives are used. Thin edge, 1/8" stock, and it has a great blade profile for kitchen work in my opinion. Sorry, no pictures, I'll go to the corner now.

Get in your corner! If we are talking about the same Pathfinder, you are right Bryan puts a thin edge on his knives great for slicing.

-RB

 

[bearthedog]

An old video for fun. She thought I was taking a picture. So did I, that's why it's sideways.

 

[VANCE]

i use my brkt canadian special "custom 2008"
quite often

 

[Wandering_About]

Well, fine. I guess I'll post a picture. But it's not in the kitchen and nowhere near food. It is a Pathfinder, though, with a couple of its close friends. I should take some more pictures of my knives, this picture is getting in danger of being worn out.

 

[bearthedog]

Nice pics vance.

Rocket that is a good trio. Farmer?

-RB

 

[JK Knives]

Bryan,
John,
What kind of wood is on the top knife? Looks like a woods and Kitchen knife!
-RB

Top knife has a purpleheart handle

 

[Jenner 515]

Non-kitchen kitchen knives?

BRKT Canadian Sportsman II as a meat prepper.
BRKT Cumberland Trail for other slicing and chopping.
Spyderco Street Beat as a paring prep knife.

 

[bearthedog]

Top knife has a purpleheart handle

Not too much purpleheart around. David Farmer uses it!

-RB

 

[mtnfolk mike]

great pics guys...:thumbup: i use a lot of my knives in the kitchen...

here is a shot of my nicely aged ML deep woods butcher knife... this one pretty much see's nothing but kitchen/camp duty...

i actually had a friends kid ask me: "is that your grampa's knife." i couldn't help but chuckle, when i told it was only 5 years old...

a trio of fine kitchen cutlery..
-fiddleback nessmuk
-ML deep woods butcher
-ML hatched belt knife

ML hatched belt knife at Castle Rock state park.

my Jk kephart..

my father in law's ML hudson bay knife... we have used it to carve the turkey for the past few years at thanksgiving...

 

[bearthedog]

Mike you got the coolest knives. I said it before people, Mike always has the newest knives from the newest up and coming makers. I just copy whatever he and TonyM have. Mike got me into ML knives and I think everyone should own at least one.
-RB

 

[BOOMSTICK]

ha ha mike, I have seen you cut everything with that ml butcher. I think that thing has been to every archery shoot in california. sorry bearthe dog. my elk only cuts camping food. I have a swiss army cutlery set for the kitchen... lol mostly because I am never in the kitchen that's for wifey....

 

[bearthedog]

I saw a video on Youtube of a guy using a Huntsman SAK in the kitchen. It was amazing, you can tell he was a real chef or serial killer.

-RB

 

[BOOMSTICK]

I saw a video on Youtube of a guy using a Huntsman SAK in the kitchen. It was amazing, you can tell he was a real chef.

-RB

I used to use my deluxe tinker for a steak knife. that thing was a razor blade.
I know I love sak even though most outdoor guys like a good fixed blade. I bought the g|f a ceramic knife for christmas to use in the kitchen.

 

[BoxANT]

Some nice knife ideas here

Personally i just use a Mora clipper most of the time (or a Native).
But i may have to invest in something a bit more interesting

 

[Fiddleback]

I think that Nessmuks are particularly suited for kitchen duty.

Love seeing pics like these. Use pics.

 

[comoha]

i use my brkt canadian special "custom 2008"
quite often

very cool! I just picked up one of these. I tell you it is quickly becoming my favorite. A very understated but immensely utilitarian blade. Does everything you throw at it. Now I have to get it into the kitchen.

 

[mtnfolk mike]

I think that Nessmuks are particularly suited for kitchen duty.

Love seeing pics like these. Use pics.

I agree with you andy...:thumbup: i think that the nessmuk design really excels in the kitchen.... it does great for game processing too...

thanks for the comments too reuben...:thumbup:

great pics once again folks... keep the coming...

 

[Wandering_About]

Nice pics vance.

Rocket that is a good trio. Farmer?

-RB

Yes, it's a Farmer.

 

[sicily02]

Hi all,

Reuben I got some cocobolo on hand and was just about to put it on a T H Bushcrafter but decided at the last minute to put orange on instead. LOL But I am working on another and was thinking of put it on the next one.

There are lots of great knives used in the kitchen.
Great post Reuben,

Bryan

 

[tknife]

Every single new field knife I get is first used in the kitchen, and then they regular pop up for kitchen chores after they prove useful. It's mostly because I just plain enjoy using them more than a standard, boring kitchen knife.