Thread: Knife collecting

Originally Posted by JB01

Oooooh I am so jealous of all of you! I have some run of the mill knives I got from places around here. Nothing worth showing pics of anyways. But knives and sharp things in general are good stuff. I would like to learn the proper way to sharpen a knife though. My grandpa and I used to whittle a bit and do a little sharpening, but that was a long time ago.

SHOW THEM ANYWAY!!!!

Originally Posted by LX_Emergency

SHOW THEM ANYWAY!!!!

+1

@JB01

If you want some info and tips about sharpening knives I could get you on your way. I've been sharpening knives to scary sharpness for years. Send me a PM if you need some help getting started with the right tools and techniques

Nope, no knives here

I love the Hiromoto AS line, great mid grade knife hands down The Gerber BMG (low 4 digit) lived on my LBE for a few years and never let me down. A few (half dozen) LR Harner knives.

I love L.H. Harner's work. Very unorthodox usually. Very nice stuff.

Only one knife the rest are swords. All polished by moi except the Hayabusa & the Wak.
2 pics of each
Kris cutlery Elite Tanto
Furuyama Hayabusa
LL Ameryu
Cheness Kanbai
Cheness Shura Wakazashi (modified tsuka)

In the Kitchen


Favorite wilderness axe, Wetterlings. Chopper for chopping stuff............ Fossils! they are there, You'll need a hammer

Originally Posted by onimaru55

Only one knife the rest are swords. All polished by moi except the Hayabusa & the Wak.
2 pics of each
Kris cutlery Elite Tanto
Furuyama Hayabusa
LL Ameryu
Cheness Kanbai
Cheness Shura Wakazashi (modified tsuka)

Beautiful swords. Where did you get them from?

Assortment of Case, Victorinox, and Gerbers. An Ek single-edge circa 1970. Same era Grohmann/Russell Canadian Belt Knife (by far my favorite hunting/skinning knife).

Originally Posted by basil

Beautiful swords. Where did you get them from?

Thanx. The Cheness from a distributor in South Australia. The others imported from manufacturers & other distribs.

Here some of mine: