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Which FK do you prefer?

Dek1. This goes with me everywhere. FK2\HDFK when I'm actually camping and need to do wood processing things. Oh yeah my beat up 4V light chopper too. They're all great.
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DEK 1/2 are my go to as well! That one is sick!
My answer is "Yes". The FK3 because of its sleek sexy lines. I think of Tawny Kitaen in a Whitesnake video when I look at it. The Basic 5 FK because I know I'll just beat the snot out of it in tasks I would never sully the Ferrari with.
That’s a good point. The FK3 is almost too nice to use!
 
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BFK based on my limited experience. Prefer the length and more pointed tip without the belly of the FK2. However, that may change when I manage to get ahold of a SDFK and/or HDFK. Likewise I prefer the DEK1 over the 2 or 3, based on looks. Should have my first DEK1 (user) in hand tomorrow, to start carrying every day, for a work knife, at least until I can get my hands on an EDC 1.2.
 
I can see where the FK2 belly would be superior for bushcraft, and processing game (skinning, butchering) but I’m getting up there and my hunting and playing in the woods are probably behind me. Pointed tip with less belly works better for me, cutting open mortar/concrete bags, 60-70 year old taped electrical connections and trimming a little off of studs/joists, remodeling in old crooked houses. No matter how close you measure, especially with junk lumber and Chinese pre-hung doors available today, often find whittling and shims are necessary to get things to line up. No such thing as putting windows/doors in perfectly plumb and square these days and expecting them to work.🙄🔫
 
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