timberline knives?? anybody know about these

catochris

catochris

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hi I saw some timberline knives .And was wondering if anyone had any any imput on these I kinda like the PitBull does it have a belt/boot clip. and some of the folders look okay and not to much$$.
I will be useing the folder for cutting rope cardboard plastic ectect .The pit bull would be a hidden/back up carry blade
Thanks:D
 
I have the Mini Pit Bull. Yes it does have a belt-boot clip. But if you do use the clip,GLUE the sucker in. It likes to come lose.Other then that,it is a nice little knife.
 
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I have the Large Everyday Workhorse and find it to be a well made, inexpensive knife. Made in ROC, but so is the DVD player I love so much.
 
I agree with Angus, on a Black Friday sale, I picked up this large Workhorse for $20.50, and it is actually a very solid and well built folder.

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The liner lock is strong and there is no blade play.

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Blade was razor sharp and so far has held it's edge well after cutting a few boxes and routine stuff.

It's biggest drawback is probably that it's 440A, but for the money these are a good deal.
 
The Envoy was the first "good" folder I ever bought that wasn't some Chinese piece of crap or the like. I still have it yeas later and it still strikes me as a very nice knife for the money, even now as more my taste in knives has grown more sophisticated. Mine has an AUS-8 blade that holds a nice edge and is great for dirtier jobs. I'd say go for it if you're considering getting one. They are cheap and good quality for the money, in my experience.
 
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