• Knives thread V1
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mmm gerbers are gorgeous knives
This thread is plain beautiful. I used to have a few around, not sure where they got off to, however.
[QUOTE=Saza;39839226]no pictures of it but I have a [url=http://www.gerbergear.com/Essentials/Knives/Paraframe-II-Knife_22-48448]Paraframe II[/url] I take with me whenever I go outdoorsing. I love it. I also use a straight razor to shave because I find it much more satisfying (and I don't cut myself with it nearly as much)[/QUOTE] I've had one of those since i was 11. Mother bought me one as a gift because at the time i essentially lived in the woods and needed it to cut through thin brush. These aren't deep woods, just common woods, i didn't need a kukri.
this b*tch makes me horny [img]http://www.cutco.com/knife-guide/knifeSilos/1766.jpg[/img]
damn that's a nice chopper brickinhead! [editline]8th March 2013[/editline] "chop chop" as they say, hehe
i've got one of these too [img]http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-ahXGIBb21Ps/Trn7Opdtx7I/AAAAAAAABAg/2lhCBPilEl8/s1600/DSC_7931.JPG[/img] mmmmm
My favorite knife of all time [img]http://q8geeks.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/counter-strike-knifing.jpg[/img]
uhggh god yes [img]http://i.imgur.com/5t0vsnr.jpg[/img] [editline]8th March 2013[/editline] idk how you guys can all get along with such... small knives... that guy with the kabar knows how it is...
[QUOTE=BrickInHead;39840745]uhggh god yes [img]http://i.imgur.com/5t0vsnr.jpg[/img] [editline]8th March 2013[/editline] idk how you guys can all get along with such... small knives... that guy with the kabar knows how it is...[/QUOTE] they're sleeker and quicker and....discrete ifyaknowwhatimean huhhuhuh. Sometimes size just doesn't matter.
I don't think this [I]technically[/I] counts as a knife, but the edges are still pretty sharp, and they really hurt... [img]http://www.clker.com/cliparts/N/7/z/d/B/8/stainless-steel-ruler.svg[/img] Plus if you get the long ones you can use them like a sword.
nah you need the big ones so you can wedge them between your fingers and pretend you're wolverine for a lil bit [editline]8th March 2013[/editline] @mystery
[QUOTE=Zerokateo;39838369]Well, I still don't care for liner locks but maybe one day I'll find a liner lock knife that I like. I don't even trust my life with my trident because of how loose the lock is, that's why I still carry my recon 1 just in case I end up in a life threatening situation.[/QUOTE] Just as an example, on the SMF, the lock side is one piece of titanium that is 1/8" thick, and is reinforced by a stabilizer. The bottom of the blade where the lock engages is cut at an angle and finely serrated horizontally to prevent forward and back movement when engaged. Lastly, the way the lock is cut, it doesn't matter which hand the knife is held in, a proper grip will push the lock deeper into the angle on the blade, strengthening the locks hold on the blade.
[QUOTE=Mr. Foster;39843597]Just as an example, on the SMF, the lock side is one piece of titanium that is 1/8" thick, and is reinforced by a stabilizer. The bottom of the blade where the lock engages is cut at an angle and finely serrated horizontally to prevent forward and back movement when engaged. Lastly, the way the lock is cut, it doesn't matter which hand the knife is held in, a proper grip will push the lock deeper into the angle on the blade, strengthening the locks hold on the blade.[/QUOTE] You just sounded like snake from MGS3 when he talks about his new 1911, you sir are amazing.
[QUOTE=Big Dumb American;39840770]I don't think this [I]technically[/I] counts as a knife, but the edges are still pretty sharp, and they really hurt... [img]http://www.clker.com/cliparts/N/7/z/d/B/8/stainless-steel-ruler.svg[/img] Plus if you get the long ones you can use them like a sword.[/QUOTE] I had a metal ruler. Once it fell off my table in school and my hand tries to instinctively catch it. What happens is that it doesn't fall flat on the floor, but stands up for a few moments. During that moment my hand comes and jams down on the sharp edge. Results? An opening between the ring finger and the pinkie where I could see my the muscles and I think tendons.
[QUOTE=Swebonny;39843964]I had a metal ruler. Once it fell off my table in school and my hand tries to instinctively catch it. What happens is that it doesn't fall flat on the floor, but stands up for a few moments. During that moment my hand comes and jams down on the sharp edge. Results? An opening between the ring finger and the pinkie where I could see my the muscles and I think tendons.[/QUOTE] Good job Swebonny, Maybe you are fit for Ikea.
[QUOTE=Zerokateo;39843740]You just sounded like snake from MGS3 when he talks about his new 1911, you sir are amazing.[/QUOTE] Well then my disguise has worked, because I am Snake.
[QUOTE=Mr. Foster;39844638]Well then my disguise has worked, because I am Snake.[/QUOTE] *GASP*
Here's a paring knife I recently put together (next to my Cold Steel hawk) [IMG]http://imageshack.us/a/img138/5647/knif011.jpg[/IMG] The handle is curly maple, the blade is a Green River blade blank, gun blued. it was only 12 bucks so I thought what the hell, turned out to be a really handy blade. I want to make some sort of Scandi style sheath for it.
[IMG]https://dl.dropbox.com/u/49828537/ww2/Forum Resolution/new k98 bajonet blade.jpg[/IMG] This is mine, sorry about the blurry picture... [editline]9th March 2013[/editline] Not really a knife but not a problem to post here right?
those arent real knifes. [B]THIS[/B] is a knife: [IMG]http://workundone.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/Rice_SpoonBa.jpg[/IMG]
Gabe Newell approved thread
[QUOTE=kirederf7;39847745][t]https://dl.dropbox.com/u/49828537/ww2/Forum Resolution/new k98 bajonet blade.jpg[/t] This is mine, sorry about the blurry picture... [editline]9th March 2013[/editline] Not really a knife but not a problem to post here right?[/QUOTE] It's still a knife to us, and damn it is sexy.
So much knife fetishism ITT Particuarly this post: [QUOTE=Mr. Foster;39843597]Just as an example, on the SMF, the lock side is one piece of titanium that is 1/8" thick, and is reinforced by a stabilizer. The bottom of the blade where the lock engages is cut at an angle and finely serrated horizontally to prevent forward and back movement when engaged. Lastly, the way the lock is cut, it doesn't matter which hand the knife is held in, a proper grip will push the lock deeper into the angle on the blade, strengthening the locks hold on the blade.[/QUOTE] Christ get a room to whittle and wank in privacy
[QUOTE=0FucksGiven;39815722]I have my granddad's kabar from WWII [img_thumb]https://dl.dropbox.com/u/24298725/WWIIKabar.png[/img_thumb] I keep it sharp.[/QUOTE] Why does a knife as small as a kabar have a fuller on it?
[QUOTE=Inplabth;39851259]Is there any particular kind of whetstone that's better than others? I'm going to order a [url=http://www.amazon.com/Mora-Sweden-Knives-Morakniv-Rubber/dp/B000NJSCH6/ref=sr_1_1?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1362691937&sr=1-1]Mora 2000[/url] and I'd like to get a good whetstone with it to keep a nice edge.[/QUOTE] Get a [URL="http://www.fallkniven.com/en/shop/details/369/13/sharpeners/dc4"]Fällkniven DC4[/URL]
[img]https://photos-1.dropbox.com/t/0/AADdLgOaGWmINqvvch4EmapZ2ySUfbMn-yYQu2C9IvFrRw/12/2744683/jpeg/1024x768/3/1362855600/0/2/2013-02-05%2018.25.48.jpg/QZ2gAddNToes_KZX9fmFSrQZxNPMKWzJNpds_cJ7NBQ[/img] Am I doing it right? [editline]9th March 2013[/editline] I didn't even do anything abusive. Just some basic tricks.
Happens a lot with cheaper balisongs, I've had many explode on me in the past, you'd think I'd learn.
[QUOTE=zombini;39826619]I have a survival knife my dad gave me. It's from the 60's, and includes a compass, whet stone in the sheathe, and the matches, fish hooks, fishing line, and other goodies in the handle. No pics, but i can take some if you guy's want me to.[/QUOTE] Is your dad Big Boss?
*Scrubbed*
[QUOTE=Garb;39855819]Happens a lot with cheaper balisongs, I've had many explode on me in the past, you'd think I'd learn.[/QUOTE] I want to get a nicer one. Any recommendations? I'd love a Benchmade, but they seem to run around $300.
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