Post your CRK carry knife for today.

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A real looker that one!
I was glad I found one w/DT Damascus. I figure those are only gonna get harder to find as time passes.

Oh, and thanks for the tip about opening it one handed using the nubbin. I can pinch it one handed, but honestly, using the jimping and nubbin to start it is a lot easier.
 
^ Very nice Kettleman Kettleman , I am curious about the CRK tantos; it's the only blade shape I haven't had any experience with.

Is the edge angle the same at the tip as the rest of the blade? They seem awfully utilitarian, I would like to add one to my hoard one day.
 
BTTLBRN BTTLBRN Thank you.

The tip angle is steeper, when sharpening It has a small micro bevel. I just touch it with with the sharpmaker and carry on. I just love the tango at work. To be honest I think the Tanto is just as good as edc as the insingo if you are not cutting food, which I never do. and nothing drawcuts like the Tanto!
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Is the edge angle the same at the tip as the rest of the blade?
I was surprised to learn that the tanto edges are flat ground with a micro bevel. Was expecting a zero convex. I think the primary tanto grind is at the same angle as the straight edge, but as said above the microbevel is more obtuse. In the long run, I may flat grind my tanto Sebenza without the microbevel. It will probably cut better.
 
I was surprised to learn that the tanto edges are flat ground with a micro bevel. Was expecting a zero convex. I think the primary tanto grind is at the same angle as the straight edge, but as said above the microbevel is more obtuse. In the long run, I may flat grind my tanto Sebenza without the microbevel. It will probably cut better.
I agree with you, however would you then have to sharpen the whole of the flat?
 
I agree with you, however would you then have to sharpen the whole of the flat?
Yes, but I emphasize long run. Eventually, microbeveling alone will shorten the width of the tanto bevel itself, thus changing the overall shape of the blade. Yeah, that would take a while. The other thing is that every time you use a microbevel, it gets a little thicker behind the edge.
 
Yes, but I emphasize long run. Eventually, microbeveling alone will shorten the width of the tanto bevel itself, thus changing the overall shape of the blade. Yeah, that would take a while. The other thing is that every time you use a microbevel, it gets a little thicker behind the edge.
All good points. Thank you.
 
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