My brother makes knives:
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How did I JUST find this thread now? I'll post some pics later.
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A few that I have. Nothing special but they have stood up to my abuse...
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Does anyone have a ka-bar tdi knife?
I love the design and I'm tempted to add it to the collection!Last edited by Sputnik; 04-17-2012, 05:28 AM.Comment
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This is the one that I use every single day. Very sharp and crisp especially when cutting vegetables and meats.sigpicComment
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This thread needs more kitchen knives. I cook for a living and here are some of my knives. Starting on the left are some home knives: F. Dick 6'' flexible petty knife (culinary school issue), 8" Shun Classic, 9" F. Dick Competition (school issue), Mac ceramic sharpening rod. My work stuff: Idahone ceramic rod, 270mm Hiromoto AS Gyuto (my favorite - it is carbon steel clad with stainless, which is why it has a crazy looking edge - it has the benefits of both types of steel and is in general super badass), Global 7" single-beveled, F. Dick tourne knife (AKA bird's beak/raptor claw). On top are my stones: 120 grit Peacock leveling stone, Shun 300#/1000# combo, Arashiyama extra wide 6000#, and a nagura stone.
Forgot to include this one in the photo, it's an Opinel No. 6 which I keep in my pocket during work for doing random stuff when I am somewhere in the kitchen where I don't have another knife available. For example, in the dry storage room cutting off pieces of butcher's twine or cheesecloth, or opening cryovac bags. It is carbon steel and is probably sharper than most of the tactical pocket knives polluting this thread.
Sorry about the shit pictures BTW.Last edited by Ziggens96; 06-24-2012, 11:48 PM.sigpicComment
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Just a fyi some of us know how to use a stone and keep our "tactical" pocket knives sharp enough to shave with. A dull knife is a dangerous knifeThe American Republic will endure until the day Congress discovers that it can bribe the public with the public's money. -Alexis de TocquevilleOriginally posted by Fusion
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Here is a tease shot I got on something I'm having made.
Damascus, black tint quartersawn sycamore w/ abalone inlay.Comment
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I haven't even gotten it, and I've requested to be on the list for the next batch.Comment
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is he doing one? I really really want one. yours looks amazing manYour signature picture has been removed since it contained the Photobucket "upgrade your account" image.Comment
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I'm really impressed with his workmanship. I'll end up with this finish once he polishes, just a different, stained wood.Comment
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Gotta love Oregon; Benchmade, Kershaw, and Gerber are all made here and autos are 100% legal.
Here's my Benchmade, a 9500 SBK:
I've had it for a few years now and I love it, the action is just as solid as the day I got it.Comment
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