What is the largest knife you actually use?

[dmattaponi]

Buck 110

 

[The Hawk]

I have a Schrade Old Timer lock blade knife that I bought many years ago. I carry it when working outdoors. It is handy for cutting small limbs, etc.

 

[jmh33]

 

[JTR357]

I use a folder the most in my daily life, typically between 3.5 to 4"

Same here, but occasionally the blade length will go up to 4.5"-5".

 

[maxjeg]

Of the knives I use regularly, these are probably the ones. 16.5, 14, 11, 10 centimeters.

If we exclude kitchen knives.

 

[LEGION 12]

 

[luethge]

Definitely my least used knife right now, it is used though.

 

[savagesicslayer]

My typical EDC. unless I'm in the woods, this is the biggest cutter I use.

 

[Quiet]

In general, I'm generally carrying at least one knife that has a blade in the 4 inch range, though most tend to be 3.25-3.50 inch range these days. I don't get out into nature much this past year or two, so there's not much chance for me to use any of my big chopping knives these days. In reality, all of my cutting needs could be accomplished with a 3-3.25 inch (much shorter and you get food in the pivot, no thanks) folding knife, but that doesn't stop me from carrying a fixed blade whenever I'm not in the office. A guy's gotta have standards, come on now.

 

[GrumpySoreOldBastard]

I did use a Wallace smatchet to hack away at a tree a bunch of times. almost meets the qualifications. so I guess that one.......

The OP has a prejudice or something they specified no smatchets in their post.
Or they were bowing down to the utility of a smatchet over ordinary knifes...

 

[EatingSarma]

AK47 field knife - fixed.
Recon 1 tanto - folder.

 

[Sibyrnes]

My standard camp knife - White River FC7.

 

[jbmonkey]

The OP has a prejudice or something they specified no smatchets in their post.
Or they were bowing down to the utility of a smatchet over ordinary knifes...

his thread, so can do whatever wants, but I've almost used my Mike Wallace smatchet enough to qualify....in another half month easy met the specifications. so im calling mine the Wallace smatchet on this thread....rule breaking or not.

 

[DocJD]

his thread, so can do whatever wants, but I've almost used my Mike Wallace smatchet enough to qualify....in another half month easy met the specifications. so im calling mine the Wallace smatchet on this thread....rule breaking or not.

Post a pic and I'll forgive you !

 

[Mk-211]

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[JTR357]

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There's always gotta be that one guy.

 

[VorpelSword]

In 2002, I bought a Camillus Cuda Maxx, a licensed copy of the Darral Ralph designed Madd Maxx. This was a stiletto style flipper with a Titanium Fram lock . . .with a five and a half inch D2 blade. That was a pretty big knife for a folder and not really a pocketable kn life.

Cuda Maxx 5.5

The CUDA Maxx 5.5 in. from Camillus features a clip point blade made of D2 tool steel with a satin finish. Handle is anodized titanium. Frame lock. Includes stainless steel, tip down pocket clip. Nice detent, lockup and blade seating. Excellent condition.

www.arizonacustomknives.com

I never used it. Neither did the young Marine I gave it to. When he deployed to Iraq in 2004, he left it home and brought along knives with more utility.

 

[VorpelSword]

Sorry about that image and link . . .I am still getting used to using a Mac instead of a PC.

 

[Boattale]

The OP has a prejudice or something they specified no smatchets in their post.
Or they were bowing down to the utility of a smatchet over ordinary knifes...

The former.

 

[Boattale]

his thread, so can do whatever wants, but I've almost used my Mike Wallace smatchet enough to qualify....in another half month easy met the specifications. so im calling mine the Wallace smatchet on this thread....rule breaking or not.

The penalty phase will be announced soon.