Well used blades

Been carrying this for about 15-17 years and it's seen its share of abuse. Aside from opening mail, packages, etc. on a daily basis, this knife has ripped up tons of carpeting, linoleum, caulk, and even grout:eek:. It used to have a tanto blade and a lot more serrations :D It's always kept sharp and pictured below, it will shave the hair off your arms. I also use it to carve out a perfect hole in my cigars.

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variant2 said:
Been carrying this for about 15-17 years and it's seen its share of abuse. Aside from opening mail, packages, etc. on a daily basis, this knife has ripped up tons of carpeting, linoleum, caulk, and even grout:eek:. It used to have a tanto blade and a lot more serrations :D It's always kept sharp and pictured below, it will shave the hair off your arms. I also use it to carve out a perfect hole in my cigars.

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Wow. It has lost almost all of its teeth.
 
This one's long gone (regrettably) and has since passed hands twice (that I know of) since I sold it. It was just a great knife:cool::thumbup:

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has gutted more fish and animals than all my other knives combined:




Favorite hunting knife:


Machete


Kitchen knife:



KA-BAR
 
Not a lot of wear on that Ka-bar. Is that the once with the rubberized grip? If so, what do you think of it?
 
What's left of a Benchmade M2 steel Nimravus; it's been reground to a full zero grind (not by me) and although ugly holds a special spot in my collection.

It absolutely destroys cardboard and has cut miles of it. :thumbup::cool: I added a slight micro bevel for strength.

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Well loved Blackhawk BeWharned -

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Old pic of my user ZT0300; the DLC cleans up nice though and once oiled it appears minty fresh ;) -

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User RTAK II, Scrapyard Dogfather, Swamprat Rodent 9, and Breeden Chopper -

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More pics later if anyone's interested LOL... :rolleyes:;):D
 
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Ferahgo said:
Not a lot of wear on that Ka-bar. Is that the once with the rubberized grip? If so, what do you think of it?
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That blade finish is tough to wear off - there's enough. no, that's the original leather stack but I take care of it to ward off mold and mildew. It gets a beeswax treating when it needs it.
 
druid189 said:
That blade finish is tough to wear off - there's enough. no, that's the original leather stack but I take care of it to ward off mold and mildew. It gets a beeswax treating when it needs it.
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How do you go about applying beeswax to leather like that? I have only ever used it on my bowstrings.
 
Ferahgo said:
Dat BeWharned. And yes, more pics!
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The BeWharned is a great folder and I carry it regularly. :thumbup:

More pics; despite not showing a lot of wear in these pictures, all of these of have been used quite a bit. They clean up like new though... ;):D:thumbup:

From yesterday afternoon:

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Scrapyard SOD:

https://flic.kr/p/wYpYHM


Unsubtle Blades Naga Part 1:

https://flic.kr/p/wYr6d8

Part 2:

https://flic.kr/p/xguGDH

Part 3: on it's way...


Using the axe a while back; bye bye tree:

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McBokerson said:
Thanks for lots of info. You bring up a good point about not having a tip though. Would you recommend the buck over the becker bk9 of you've had experience with it?

And so I'm not totally off topic, here's a knife!
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What knife is that?
 
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