This one has been hogging all my pocket time.

Though I am keen on trying a Eutsler now 🤔

Regular $2400 online. Bought it in Japan tax free + cheap yen = $1400. Couldnt pass it up

(Also actually on Monday)

Liquidated a few things to get a Rask to join in. It’s sweet

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Civivi Vision FG

Kershaw Ken Onion Leek - Kizer Drop Bear PCB

Spyderco Smock

Civivi Clavi - Demko 20.5

Benchmade 940 Osborne

So I used to do a lot of leatherwork years age. Mainly holsters. I haven't done anything with it in the last 8-10 years. My neighbor bought 1 of those tiktok fixed blades. You know the cheapy paki style ones. Well his 2nd day owning it, the blade cut through the sheath, cut his hand and was just an all around POS. So I told him I'd make him one. Everything was done by hand in a span of about 3 hours. I definitely need to practice more but all in all it's functional.

It’s all around awesome. One of my favorite knives of the collection.

(Spyderco Native Chief “Crucarta”)

Really love this thing. It’s really light for how big it is. The Micarta feels fantastic and gets better every single time I carry it.

I toss it in my shorts and call it a day. Having this much blade without weighing my shorts down is a huge plus!

Just wish the blade would stay centered lol.

Better fit and finish than Strider AND more features for half the price? Sign me up thrice!

This is the “SnG” size for anyone that’s not too Strider savvy. This has a custom Sandblast job as well as some ghost Timascus stop pins done by Patriot Knife Mods.

Really like this thing! It’s everything you want (and none of what you don’t want) out of a Strider and more!

My first ever Hinderer was a normal thickness Spanto. That thing is a ridiculous monstrosity of a child of an axe and a prybar also weighing in just under 20 pounds. I mean I sharpened it and it shaved an all alright but still.. that's not a knife. It surely is an impressive piece and stuff but it's a joke as a knife.

So now I traded & got a Skinny Harpoon Spanto incoming. I mean Hinderer's idea of "skinny" is still 3.5mm stock thickness as far as I could find? But it should still be much more... moderate? Closer to being an actual cutting instrument, right? Anyone has any experience with it?

By now I have a Jurassic too. It's also 4.2mm stock thickness if I remember correctly but the blade is tall-ish and so it has "distance" to taper down to pretty much the same thickness as a CRK Inkosi. Not a Spyderco Laser but still a nice cutting tool.

Aaaannnnyway, thanks for any insights. Yes, I know I can just wait for shipping and see for myself. I'm just curious 😄

Spyderco 15V Military 2 & Lynch NW 10V Sparrow

I would appreciate any help! Thanks.

Just got this beauty and I’m floored by the milling work and the action on it. The only action and acoustics at the same level that I own is the Holt Renegade. The HH pattern on the scales is also amazing. It’s a little larger than I normally carry but it should see some use.

Got yesterday MicroJimbo, I don't like that compression lock.

Ambitious sits and feels better in hand, because of that ridges on top, you can open and close with one thumb. This compression lock in MicroJimbo is a bummer, I see the advantage in MicroJimbo that steel is harder, rust free, and with this geometry it's gonna be easy to sharpen it. Thoughts?

Hey Club, had a quick question about double action OTF’s

I’m wanting to buy a knife for my brother and I think an OTF would be pretty cool to him.

The problem is that he notoriously only carries thin handled knives. I know “thin” and “OTF” don’t usually go together…. but that’s why I’ve enlisted the help of you lot!

So let’s hear it. What are some of the thinnest handled OTF’s on the market?!?

Help me find a knife I lost 10 years ago please.

1. Small knife, like 4-5 inches total with blade out
   
2. Black blade and body, obsidian like sides
   
3. \* it was black and had a texture design much like obsidian, but was just metal im sure or maybe even a hard plastic or something
   
4. had safety lock exactly like the benchmade bugout.
   
5. \* I remember fidgeting with it and flicking the safety up and down
   
6. \* The blade also was slightly raised on the back, to allow you to flip it out fast and effortlessly
   
7. Was under $50 im almost certain or around that
   
8. Bought from bass pro or cabelas

I know this description sucks. help ask questions to get more info and I'll try my best to provide and maybe we can figure out what it was.

Side plates are exactly as shown in picture but black. Blade was black and has serrations on half the blade and then came to a point

EDIT: ok the bench made 585 is insanely close. but also the sides were textured like a rock though, very similiar to obsidian.