SHOW US YOUR BLADES
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How much did that 'toothpick' set you back?
It's growing on me.
It's growing on me.
llkoolkeg
Hairy Flaccid Member
Best price I could ever find was on bladehq, $165 shipped => http://www.bladehq.com/item--Svord-NKT-Ned-Kelly-Toothpick--19215
They also make a double-edged version (Hog Beater) but it is a little smaller, thinner and lighter. Their bowie is nice, too, but I wanted a real beast.
I plan on doing some cutting with it to test after a good leather / polishing compound stropping to make it even keener than it already is.
They also make a double-edged version (Hog Beater) but it is a little smaller, thinner and lighter. Their bowie is nice, too, but I wanted a real beast.
I plan on doing some cutting with it to test after a good leather / polishing compound stropping to make it even keener than it already is.
I looked too, and that was the best price I could find too.
In that range, too many other knives I like. Too many knives, too little time and money.
In that range, too many other knives I like. Too many knives, too little time and money.
Not terribly fancy, but I'm very fond of my new work knife...
I love the industrial look of this thing.
They're hard to find and heavy to carry but the ability to lock the blade open at any angle is awesome.
Going through the collection and came across these old ones from my childhood. I had a Tekna Hidden Edge I bought in the early 80's but sold a while back. These will never be sold. All three were responsible for my love of blades that has carried on several decades later.
Ulster ULSC4G, BSA #1996 Boy Scout Knife bade from 1962-1979
Kershaw 1060 Black Horse (made in Japan) from the early-mid 80's.
Ulster ULSC4G, BSA #1996 Boy Scout Knife bade from 1962-1979
Kershaw 1060 Black Horse (made in Japan) from the early-mid 80's.
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llkoolkeg
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I looked too, and that was the best price I could find too.
In that range, too many other knives I like. Too many knives, too little time and money.
What have you found in that price range of comparable workmanship? I would love to consider new blade options but machine-made factory knives are obviously a bit lower on my priority list.
Found this cleaning the basement...
StantonCree
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- Jan 23, 2011
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Ok that's just plain cool
llkoolkeg
Hairy Flaccid Member
I always wanted a scrimshaw fillet knife, myself. Quite cool indeed!
Your a lucky guy, That's a nice one, wish I had the knife my father had, I remember a big Bowie with a 12 inch blade and stag handle sharp as a razor but we all remember things bigger and better then their were. That is what time does makes our memory's of the past fill our wants and desires. Thanks for sharing
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engineerbrian
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Not terribly fancy, but I'm very fond of my new work knife...
Thats a nice knife :thumbs:
The set screw that holds the bad in place looks tiny though. Is it a pain to change the blade?
Thank you. The set screw is tiny but it's easy to change. I think it needs a number 3 Phillips head screwdriver.
Silverlax
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