question what was the thinnest infi knife made?

I would think that the fillet knives would have been the thinnest.

[as far as knives actually as manufactured by Jerry]

And they were nice:thumbup::D

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You DID NOT mention , the thinnest knife some lunatic took a belt sander to while sluggin down single malt!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Then we would have known!!!!!!!!

Looks like a long tiddlywink wiv handles
 
Horton_Knives said:
You guys should know if I ask a loaded questions!!! Lol
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I was wondering about you asking that,,,cause I though the Hog you are would know...good one:D


I've always called the Cultie a small Bushcrafter, but that one there is definatly a steak knife...or razor!!! Awesome job Jeremy:thumbup:

Guarantee that will out slice any INFI out there... but you know that.
 
TurnerIII said:
I would think that the fillet knives would have been the thinnest.

[as far as knives actually as manufactured by Jerry]

And they were nice:thumbup::D

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Are those .140? Never had one, but thought thats what Ducci has in his thread.

edit- oh, I just caught the ground by Jerry part.
 
Hmmm, now that someone mentioned the filet knives that gets me accessing those old memories. I once had a filet knife that flexed like part of lady Gaga's outfit, but I cant remember if it was thinner than 0.10"

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WOW DN !!!

Never seen that one, much thinner than the busse fillet knives I have seen.
Thanks for the pic:thumbup:
 
Wasn't there one Busse Tactical Pallet Knife made??
Jerry used it to frost his wedding cake. :D
 
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