Hard to say. I'm not sure how many tweaks there are to the 31 since I don't think anyone has them in hand yet. Unless you're familiar with the 21 you might not notice much difference, I dunno. If you want a NEW 21 now is the time to grab one while there's still some stock. There will always be lightly used 21s out there as they made a lot of them. Or buy both... you won't go wrong having a few different ones, and they are easy to sell.
Knife Chatter. Show and Tell!
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Hard to say. I'm not sure how many tweaks there are to the 31 since I don't think anyone has them in hand yet. Unless you're familiar with the 21 you might not notice much difference, I dunno. If you want a NEW 21 now is the time to grab one while there's still some stock. There will always be lightly used 21s out there as they made a lot of them. Or buy both... you won't go wrong having a few different ones, and they are easy to sell.
bigburly912
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Very easy to fake as well, be weary of where you buy
Modernflame
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Thanks for the photos, man. Could I trouble you for a photo of the Ganzo and the Lemifshe in the open position?
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TomK85
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My custom is almost ready. Can't wait
bigburly912
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Does he/she have a webpage?
Bullzeyebill
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Got more info? Steel, caebon or stainless? Length, thickness?
Thanks, Bill
Thanks, Bill
TomK85
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Unfortunately not. He was a professional knifemaker but due to a brain injury he needed to stop. Now he solely makes them as a hobby. Around 3/4 knives a year and has a waiting list of several years
They are completely handmade without CNC. The only parts he doesn't make are the blank damast and the screws. Everything else is made by hand and his level to details is second to none.btw he is on CPF too. Real flashlight fanatic.
Check how the clip is attached
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TomK85
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To be honest I have never took any measurements. Is it Bjorkmanstwist Damast. Consists of different steel. As it is hollow ground, it is an excellent slicer.
This is my other knife from this series. Is it a slipjoint. The tension of the spring is adjustable and it has and hardened insert in the spring.
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TomK85
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These are the other knives from this series. There are 3 in the making. They won't be made after those are finished.
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bigburly912
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Amazing work. Congrats on owning such a piece.
In addition, he gave me a few knives he had collected over the years, so I thought I would post them up. They are well worn, aren't worth anything really, but I am happy to have them. A little piece of his history.
Here you are not quite right, Puma and Fiskars great knives
Puma still in this state is expensive, on the back of the castle I see the number, but it's bad if you enter it here, you will know when it was made https://www.pumaknives.de/en/faqs
My most used blade - sheepsfoot. Here on a Schrade Stockman 340T Old Timer. A gift from my Dad more than 4 decades ago.
TomK85
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It is ready!!
Bullzeyebill
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Would be nice to see the"tell"part re this knife.
Bill
Bill
TomK85
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Help me out, the tell part?
peter yetman
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He means, tell us a bit about the knife. We're all fascinated and want to know more about it.
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Bullzeyebill
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The thread title: [h=2]Knife Chatter. Show and Tell![/h]
Bill
Name of knife , model mumber?
Bill
Bullzeyebill
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Thanks nbp. I missed the follow up comments after my original post.
Bill
Bill
