What tiny knives to get?

Serge Panchenko makes some very cool little knives and knife objects. Spyderco does a production version of his dog tag knife, I think.

Check out his website: http://sergeknives.com/index.html

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Do you have some of Rods blades Czech? Rod Olson is smart beyond..... I know him personally and can say he is the best kept secret in Canadian knifemaking, and i'm thinking not for long.
 
Otts Eight said:
Do you have some of Rods blades Czech? Rod Olson is smart beyond..... I know him personally and can say he is the best kept secret in Canadian knifemaking, and i'm thinking not for long.
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No, but I should have grabbed at least one of em at the last CKG show as he had a table full of sweet folders. I prefer the larger ones he had but all were stellar in fit and finish as well as function/design.

I ended up with to customs from Steve Vanderkolff... :thumbup::cool:
 
MI-FZ6 said:
Buck Vantage small in any version. You'llqualifyrobably have a hard time finding the pro and the old avid though. I've got a select paper stone and have enjoyed it but it needed a little work out of the box.
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The small buck vantage select was my first linerlock folder. The quality wasn't very good, and the liner wore over after little use. It's a small folder not a tiny one.

Already got 3 tiny traditional ones
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jop91 said:
The small buck vantage select was my first linerlock folder. The quality wasn't very good, and the liner wore over after little use. It's a small folder not a tiny one.
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Yeah. The quality of my small Buck vantage isn't very good either. The linerlock doesn't catch properly.
 
It's been holding me back from getting their other stuff. It's labled as US made, yet every chinese knife I have is better made.
 
I've had mixed luck with the quality control. Had to return a Buck 124 because it had been overly ground--it was like they screwed up the blade edge the first time and then ground it off and started again.
 
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