What kind of folder do you carry?

[betzner]

^I still make use of mine from time to time, as well,Brian:

 

[coiledwire]

 

[91bravo]

 

[91bravo]

 

[coiledwire]

 

[trevitrace]

 

[Jo the Machinist]

My family is growing! Thank you Ben!

 

[Hard Knocks]

Whatcha got for scales there on the left, Jo?

 

[Jo the Machinist]

Whatcha got for scales there on the left, Jo?

Mammoth's tooth That is the first folder I bought for myself. I picked it up at Blade Show about 10 years ago.

 

[Hard Knocks]

Mammoth's tooth That is the first folder I bought for myself. I picked it up at Blade Show about 10 years ago.

Very cool! I see why you were drawn to it. Cheers sister.

 

[Fonedork]

I love these so much they went “bald” and became full convexed “One Cut Knives”

 

[Lorien]

I'm liking that Terzoula design a lot! Where can I get me one of those?

 

[Fonedork]

It's the discontinued rerelease version of the Starmate, the original was hollow ground so you probably can't do this to it but it cut very well. The rerelease was saber ground and to me was more of just a shank, it was a horrible slicer before removing all that steel. But I picked this one up off the exchange, they have a few left here and there I think. User Ndocyk did the regrinds, he is phenomenal and a great guy.

 

[TRfromMT]

I just picked up a Benchmade 319 Proper. Wickedly sharp, but a poorly done sharpening grind (uneven bevel on the right side). That's easily corrected.

Just having a slipjoint - again for the first time in maybe 25 years? - had reminded me of simpler times. Using two hands to open a knife... there is a purposeful motion to it that is satisfying. Makes me remember the whittling knives I had as a youngster, or borrowing my granddads knife. The "snick" "...CLACK" of the blade snapping open on a slipjoint is one of those perfect sounds that brings back memories. It's now like an old friend, and I've only had it a few days.

The slipjoint slope is a slippery one, indeed.

 

[grunt soldier]

For me it' been the microtech cypher. It's pretty awesome. Just love whipping it out lol

 

[JustinFournier]

I just picked up a Benchmade 319 Proper. Wickedly sharp, but a poorly done sharpening grind (uneven bevel on the right side). That's easily corrected.

Just having a slipjoint - again for the first time in maybe 25 years? - had reminded me of simpler times. Using two hands to open a knife... there is a purposeful motion to it that is satisfying. Makes me remember the whittling knives I had as a youngster, or borrowing my granddads knife. The "snick" "...CLACK" of the blade snapping open on a slipjoint is one of those perfect sounds that brings back memories. It's now like an old friend, and I've only had it a few days.

The slipjoint slope is a slippery one, indeed.

What about; pinch the blade and use centrifugal force to open it, for street cred.

 

[TrojanSteel]

 

[TRfromMT]

There's little hope left for my street cred in any regard... doubt tis would help.

What about; pinch the blade and use centrifugal force to open it, for street cred.

 

[91bravo]

 

[JustinFournier]

There's little hope left for my street cred in any regard... doubt tis would help.

Unless you are wearing wool socks in crocs outside in the summer there is still hope.