Smallish Fixed Blades

[Win Heger]

A few more of mine, keeping it under 4".

 

[Steven65]

Great looking piece. Ben Tendick?

 

[jfk1110]

Great looking piece. Ben Tendick?

Stevee, a maker here I'm pretty sure...... Love his bowies.....

 

[Win Heger]

Great looking piece. Ben Tendick?

jfk1110 got it right, a Sidekick from Steevee.

 

[Horsewright]

An El Toro in Black Walnut. Small to smallish fixed blades is what I do. This is a larger blade for me and it runs 3 1/8 inches blade length and 7 3/4 inches overall:

 

[Gary W. Graley]

My friend Win Heger reminded by his post that I neglected to include one of my oldest knife in my collection, it rests in my middle desk drawer in the slip sheath I had made for it.

https://flic.kr/p/2s6f8tR

https://flic.kr/p/2s6e7Zj

https://flic.kr/p/2s69Asb

A knife that was gifted to me many many moons ago by Win and is a great cutter that I plan to use more often, in fact it will slice up my apple at lunch today!
Thanks again Win, my memory is fuzzy as to the year, very early 90’s but it was at the Baltimore knife show and one that M Mike Snody made his first appearance and where I met with Chefget and he had some great food to share!

And as I was looking at the collection photo again I realized that I had forgotten to include this Griffin knife, one that I plan to have for a long time, it just fits and cuts so well.

https://flic.kr/p/2q7jkYc

G2

 

[draggat]

Generally I prefer a 4" - 5" fixed blade, but I have a few smaller ones. I used a Stanley fixed blade daily for years, but disposable blades aren't in the same category to me.


This is a recent one, now the smallest fixed blade I own. Not sure I would go shorter unless it's a specific type of carving knife.

 

[jfk1110]

Generally I prefer a 4" - 5" fixed blade, but I have a few smaller ones. I used a Stanley fixed blade daily for years, but disposable blades aren't in the same category to me.


This is a recent one, now the smallest fixed blade I own. Not sure I would go shorter unless it's a specific type of carving knife.

Great looking bunch.....

 

[draggat]

Great looking bunch.....

Thank you sir. I have to say the same to you!

 

[sceva]

My small one and I have shown it before. Called a Mini GM; it is a smaller version of a Geno Denning GM ( George's Model). This was the first one that Geno ever made.

 

[SharpBits]

Some small ones from David Mary Customs David Mary

A note: I broke the tip in the blue handled Sharkbite knife doing something dumb, but necessary at the time. I’ll fix it soon. David offered to do it, but shipping back and forth across the border makes it not worth the effort. He’d fix it better than I can, however.

 

[SharpBits]

A couple from Carley darlington.edgecraft

 

[SharpBits]

Some cheerful ones from Blasted Hill Knives

 

[SharpBits]

Top is from Cooper who used to have an account here and one from OP Bunch. bike4fun919 OpbunchKnives

 

[Gary W. Graley]

Wow that’s a goodly bunch!
G2

 

[jmh33]

 

[acaptainnn]

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I really like the sheepsfoot Kizer and what I believe is a Gary W. Graley Leather Sheath adapter. He has made 2 of them for me. They are Amazing, as are his fobs !
They Are both for David Mary
Creations and are Awesome Tools !
Thanks and Shout-outs for Both makers.

 

[Win Heger]

I bought one of the Kizer's after seeing Gary's picture. Here it is with a few of the other small knives in my collection.



James Helm, left hand Kiridashi


Hellize Kiridashi

 

[riversidedep]

I really like this one. Can you please tell me who made it?