Photos Of Other Knives!

Discussion in 'Knives, Gear, Guns And Other Tools' started by The Warrior, Sep 8, 2016.

  1. KnOeFz

    KnOeFz Member

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    New sharp tool with extra's, a belated birthday gift.
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    An Opinel #08 inox with the fork, spoon and cloth where it all folds in to.
    To take out on my hikes and eat (more) civilised :D
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    Finish of the wood is less yellow than my older Opinels, dont know of that's on all recent Opinels or just on this set.
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    Really like the fork.
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    Spoon is a bit on the small side I think, but that's a first impression without actually using it yet.
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    All tools are marked #08, have never seen other sizes available... maybe future plans ?
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    I look forward to using this fun set of tools.
     
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    Lunchbreak during a hike in the German Eifel with the Mora Kans op

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    Moving on
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    5160 one off with brass, walnut, oak, whitetail antler, and leather handle

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    What do you think of that Kansbol?

    Been thinking about getting just a regular Mora for a car camping lunch/kitchen knife since the hard sheath would be nice for storage. Would it be worth the extra $ for a general camp cooking knife or what do you think of it?
     
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    I love the Kansbol. It's very versatile imho.
    Thin and long enough for food prep, study enough for some (light?) battoning, very lightweight and compact. GREAT handle material and shape. Takes a scary sharp edges.
     
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    Made myself a skrama 200, the scales are curly birch, leather sheath and razor sharp,
    And build in my balcony IMG_20260823_183238.jpg IMG_20260823_183243.jpg IMG_20260823_183246.jpg
     
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    Thanks alot, i try my best. My next project will be a Mora custom in a puukko Style. And a short one (60mm Blade) for my soon wife
     
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    Gotta love those Skrama bare blades!
     
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    Me too. Allways wanted one
     
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    And now for something completely different.
    I’ve been carrying a folder clipped to my shorts when running for 30+ years and the current knife is a Spyderco Delica. I wanted to try something that I could sweat on and not worry about and found this G10 fixed blade from Oso Grande Knives for $15.
    It came with a decent point and a usable edge as long as what you’re cutting is pulled taught. It’s not a good slicer and I don’t know how good an edge I’m capable of putting on it.
    The finger grooves are not in a good spot and I drilled a couple holes forward and back to help secure the 550 cord
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    And the middle section pushes into my fingers on my medium sized hands
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    With some friends
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    After a short visit to the Dremmel shop. Still not great, but better
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    A totally unrelated pic of Taylor Momsen, lead singer for The Pretty Reckless, from their Seattle show a couple weeks ago
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    New wrap with a knot on the right side, to catch the elastic of my shorts carried at 3:30
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    Cut some paper, pretty rough for both a slash and thrust. I tried to tune up the edge with a fine ceramic rod and it helped, but not too much. I did punch it into some standard cardboard and it went through without any issues
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    Bought two, just in case I screwed up the first one

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