A few of my recent knives.

[rdnzl]

Here's 4 of my most recent knives.

Spyderco PM2 with Black DLC coated SV45N blade

Spyderco Manix 2 with BD1N blade

Spyderco Endura with K390 blade.

Kizer Sheepdog XL with 154CM blade

 

[JimIslander]

A few of mine.

 

[rdnzl]

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[JimIslander]

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[rdnzl]

Very nice. I'm liking that green handled Primos.

 

[JimIslander]

Very nice. I'm liking that green handled Primos.

Good eye. Giraffe handle. One of a kind.

 

[scalpel_ninja]

True to my user name 😉

 

[ledbetter]

Wife got me a birthday present. Yeah, I told her what I wanted! Mcnees is an awesome USA maker

 

[kerneldrop]

Here's a David Mary neck knife/skinner. Got it yesterday.

 

[rdnzl]

Added a couple today.

Spyderco Carribean LC200

Spyderco Para 3 Maxamet

 

[Feamane]

I know nothing about custom fixed blades, and I'm not fond of Spyderco knives--but still I can appreciate that you guys have some high quality cutting tools here.

Regards,
DJ

 

[rdnzl]

Got this today.

Just a Buck. But its a Buck with a very nice, grippy handle instead of slippery wood.

 

[Poppy]

So Sad... when does a Buck become "Just a Buck"
I've had one of their lock back knifes for years. Always liked it.

 

[rdnzl]

A couple more I got recently.

 

[rdnzl]

Another.

 

[Feamane]

Seems like you have quite the collection of Spydercos. Mind if I ask you the "if you could only keep one" question?

Regards,
DJ

 

[rdnzl]

Either the Spydiechef or the Caribbean. LC200 is a great steel. But the Maxamet Para 3 is right there.

 

[Feamane]

It seems like a lot of people like the spydiechef. What is it that you like about it so much, is it the blade shape that gives you hand clearance; or something else?

I heard LC200 is a real top-end steel. I don't have any blades made of it or Maxamet, but oddly enough I do have one knife with LC200 liners. Which do you like better?

That has to be one of the things that makes Spyderco so popular: they seem to make a real effort to utilize many different steels so you can try them out.

Regards,
DJ

 

[rdnzl]

Everyone has different uses for their knives. The Spydiechef is great for a camp knife. For food prep as well as camping type usage. The blade shape is perfect for working with food on a cutting board. LC200 is super stain resistant, and while it holds an edge for a long time, it's not impossible to sharpen if you have moderate skills. Maxamet is a different story. It holds an edge for a ridiculously long time, but sharpening can be pretty challenging, especially if you let the edge get buggered up at all.

 

[Robot Mania FU]

My two most recents. For once, I've actually stopped feeling the need to buy more knives after these two:

When I first got it

What it looks like now

And my most recent purchase, a blue ridge hunter. I absolutely love this fixed blade so far