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The Woods Monkey Kerf Carver Is the Tiny Fixed Blade You Didn’t Know You NeededMade and finished by hand, and indicative of quality that is rare in knives nowadays, LT Wright Knives set a standard that is hard to meet. Many of their knives are designed for bushcraft and survival, and one of the best of these is a tiny knife you might not expect to make that application. It’s called the Woods Monkey Kerf Carver, and it is one of the most practical and...0 Comments 0 Shares 4 Views 0 ReviewsPlease log in to like, share and comment!
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6 Things Not to Do with Your Kitchen KnivesCongratulations; you’ve just gotten a new set of kitchen knives. You can finally retire the old set, the ones with the chipped edges, stained blades, and chopped up handle scales. But what are you going to do to ensure that this new set of knives doesn’t look like the old one in a year? Well, you can start with this list. Make sure you never do these 6 things with your kitchen...0 Comments 0 Shares 63 Views 0 Reviews
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5 Ways Custom Knife Scales Can Improve the Ergonomics and Utility of Your KnifeSuppose you have a popular knife like a Becker BK14 or an ESEE 3 or Izula. These knives come with knife handle scales from the factory that are pretty solid; but they could definitely be better. And on that note, upgrading the handle scales for your knives is one of the simplest and most accessible things you can do to improve its overall utility and your overall satisfaction...0 Comments 0 Shares 142 Views 0 Reviews
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Sheath Materials and Blade Profiles in Hunting KnivesTwo important attributes you will want to consider in any hunting knives are the blade profile and sheath material. This post will break down some of those details. Hunting Knives and Blade Profile Four of the more common knife blade profiles in hunting knives are as follows: Drop point: A drop point blade has a spine that curves down to meet the point. This is a very...0 Comments 0 Shares 107 Views 0 Reviews
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4 Things You’ll Love About Joker KnivesSometimes simplicity is the best policy of design. In many modern knife brands, like Becker and ESEE, this is evident. They aim to produce knives that are simple, even forgettable in aesthetic, but which are intended to perform unfailingly. This maxim also typifies Joker Knives, known for models like the Bushcraft Survival Knife, which sport simple aesthetics but uncompromising...0 Comments 0 Shares 99 Views 0 Reviews
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Caring for Great Eastern Cutlery KnivesLike the traditional pocket knives of yore, Great Eastern Cutlery knives, also known as GEC, are made with a high-carbon steel alloy, 1095. This is the same steel that is commonly used in ESEE Knives, for those of you familiar. It is also similar to the high-carbon alloys that have been used to make traditional pocket knives in the past, which is fitting, because many Great Eastern...0 Comments 0 Shares 155 Views 0 Reviews
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About Half Face Blades’ V-42 DaggerThe V-42 Stiletto was a fighting knife issued to the First Special Service Force, also known as the FSSF, which was a joint American-Canadian unit known as the Devil’s Brigade, which saw action in Italy in the Second World War. The original fighting knife was made with a hollow-ground 1095 steel blade, a stacked leather handle, and a crusher pommel. The design was simple but has...0 Comments 0 Shares 232 Views 0 Reviews
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7 Reasons ESEE Knives Are GreatESEE Knives like the ESEE 4 and Izula are only a few of the great tools that are available to enterprising modern outdoorsmen, but they are still some of the best in the market, hands down; and here are some of the reasons for that. Simplicity Married to Versatility The backbone of ESEE’s catalog is composed of models like the Candiru, Izula, and ESEE 3, 4, 5 and 6 model...0 Comments 0 Shares 122 Views 0 Reviews
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Why Handmade Knives Are Better (and Worth the High Price)Handmade knives are expensive. Sometimes they are leagues more expensive than mass produced knives, and on top of that, there are some very good mass produced knives out there that are surprisingly affordable. Knowing this, and knowing that knives are tools that are intended to be used, and used hard at that, why would you ever want to put good money into handmade knives knowing the...0 Comments 0 Shares 163 Views 0 Reviews
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6 Attributes of a Good Camp KnifeMuch like the terms “survival knife”, “tactical knife”, and “bushcraft knife”, there are no hard bounds around the term “camp knife”. Strictly speaking, if you are using a knife in camp, it’s a camp knife. Even so, there are still a few things by which you can know a quality design when you see (or handle) it. Here are just...0 Comments 0 Shares 196 Views 0 Reviews
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Everything You’ll Love About TOPS Knives’ Snake River RescueTOPS Knives like the Tom Brown Tracker get a lot of press, but they are far from the only excellent knives that the company makes. Case in point, the Snake River Rescue that will be the feature of this post. Let’s take a closer look at (pretty much) every feature you will love about it. Handle Traction The ergonomics of the Snake River Rescue are beyond unique and the knife sports a...0 Comments 0 Shares 290 Views 0 Reviews
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Why Your Collection Needs a Boker Arbolito EscultaCommonly referred to as the “tree brand” in homage to the company’s tree logo, Boker is one of the most respected knife makers in the world, with a long history of knife production that spans back well over a hundred years. In addition to Boker knives, the company also makes straight razors, axes, and other bladed tools, a nod to their experience with tools. They...0 Comments 0 Shares 270 Views 0 Reviews
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