The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is $300 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Just ask any lady if she prefers a 3V or a 4V. 9/10 they'll always go for the bigger V!
One of those guys bragging about packing 10V.I have a Kizer in 10v! I must be a winner!!
Those Millennials. Probably never even had an USA made knife either. The Greatest Generation and Boomers are rolling in their graves!Well of course... 3V, 4V, whatever it takes. (Young people here won't get that reference.)
There are a LOT of different steels available today, 4V is one that hasn't been used in knives that much until somewhat recent years and it has a good mix of qualities. Depending on the qualities you want it might be one of the best available, although it is not at the top of the coolness ladder in terms of premium steels.
That's off their website, so they must've picked this for a reason. Maybe it chips too much at 60+ or would have to be even beefier than it already is, I have no idea, but they in general know what they are doing. 4V is an excellent all around knife steel, very good class of steels for general use. It is only superseded by MagnaCut now since MagnaCut also brings excellent corrosion resistance to add to other qualities of 4V. There are steels that are better in one or another category, but for a well balanced all around steel, 4V and even more so MagnaCut are very hard to improve on.55-57 is crazy low for S35VN. That’s not taking advantage of its edge holding capabilities at all, it should be run closer to 60+ I would imagine
Is this... is this satire?Those Millennials. Probably never even had an USA made knife either. The Greatest Generation and Boomers are rolling in their graves!
Yes and no.mIs this... is this satire?
Okay, well, just to make you not lose faith in humanity... to me, some millennials are near-old, I'm midway between them and the next gen down, and I can reach 8 knives made in North America from where I am sitting right nowYes and no.m