Any knife nuts here?

[yepimonfire]

My everyday knife. USA made, assisted open, S30V stainless steel. Zero Tolerance

Looks like it'd be awfully hard to sharpen with a flat stone.

 

[ImcLoud]

I have a few grohmann hunting knives and love them, but not really a collector...
this is what I collect...

 

[fuzz092888]

Looks like it'd be awfully hard to sharpen with a flat stone.

I use a Smith's DCS4 whenever it gets a little dull. Usually only a quick couple swipes and it's good to go. T

 

[majorloser]

Amazon has the Kyocera Revolution 7" chef's knife on sale for $49.95

Kyocera Revolution Series 7-Inch Professional Chef's Knife, Black Blade: Amazon.com: Kitchen & Dining

 

[j_garcia]

Amazon has the Kyocera Revolution 7" chef's knife on sale for $49.95

Kyocera Revolution Series 7-Inch Professional Chef's Knife, Black Blade: Amazon.com: Kitchen & Dining

Mail to kyocera for free sharpening (ceramic blade)? Interesting.

 

[Bryceo]

I have nice kitchen knives does that count?

 

[Adam]

I have nice kitchen knives does that count?

Heck, yes! Those are the only nice knives that I have.

 

[Bryceo]

Heck, yes! Those are the only nice knives that I have.

I don't get in the kitchen much Steph does all the cooking but I rember paying a substantial amount for knives

 

[lsiberian]

I have nice kitchen knives does that count?

Fully cutco set. Here. I got a Swiss for the pocket. used to have a cutco, but not anymore.

 

[Bryceo]

Maybe Diffrent over there but we're not aloud to carry knives around, I have a few hunting knives and a fishing knive I have a butterfly 6.2" in
My work car but I'm
Not a big fan of them they are dangerous but I guess no more danger then guns and I have a safe full of those I'm kinda in the city but out of town a little bit,

 

[lsiberian]

Maybe Diffrent over there but we're not aloud to carry knives around, I have a few hunting knives and a fishing knive I have a butterfly 6.2" in
My work car but I'm
Not a big fan of them they are dangerous but I guess no more danger then guns and I have a safe full of those I'm kinda in the city but out of town a little bit,

Well this is Texas you can assume we are all armed with a knife and usually a gun. It's a cultural thing I suppose. Wild west culture still is rampant.

 

[Bryceo]

Well this is Texas you can assume we are all armed with a knife and usually a gun. It's a cultural thing I suppose. Wild west culture still is rampant.

Texas as in rumble weeds and saloons or Texas chain saw masicar

 

[lsiberian]

Texas as in rumble weeds and saloons or Texas chain saw masicar

you mean tumble weeds I'm sure.

 

[Bryceo]

you mean tumble weeds I'm sure.

Yes I do

 

[hizzaah]

I used to have a decent little collection, but left it at my mom's place when I went off to college. Most have disappeared since my brother has been there, but I've got a few that I've kept with me

Kershaw Chive in black and gold.. Gift from my Grandmother

Gerber Ripstop 1.. Bought at Target on clearance for $5

Buck 0119BKS-B Special.. Found at scout camp forever ago. No one claimed it by the end of the camp so they let me keep it.

Smith & Wesson dual blade Cuttin Horse.. gift from my brother. Mom decided it looked good to re-grout her shower with and broke both blade tips off. Mine has a full serrated side though

I am entertaining the idea of buying myself a new one after the first of the year.. Something from SOG or Spyderco I imagine.

 

[Bryceo]

One of my favorite kitchen knives

 

[Nemo128]

FYI, this thread is like porn for me, I love blades and have mostly show pieces. I only have a couple utility knives.

 

[BoredSysAdmin]

Very True, but according to reviews Ken Onion's I ordered is supposedly made in US. - I think It makes it one of cheapest Kershaw's made locally, cheaper than that are almost guaranteed to be China made, yet according to reviews they not that bad


I ordered Leek not for protection, but for occasional outdoor/camping/bbq use - I think I will do fine - according to some sources Ken Onion designs are what made Kershaw brand famous

I want confirm - the Ken Onion Kershaw I got a while is indeed made in USA and it's really great blade (not for hunting I guess) , but great for light usage and camping. And yes - it's razor sharp

 

[Adam]

The lighting and poor camera skills don't do them justice, but here is my new Shun Ken Onion chef's knife along side the Shun Premier santoku that I got last holiday season.

 

[walter duque]

The lighting and poor camera skills don't do them justice, but here is my new Shun Ken Onion chef's knife along side the Shun Premier santoku that I got last holiday season.

What, no stand? Just to think of it I paid $249.00 for that about 6 years ago. I still think it was worth that much. No regrets not even at that price.