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thanks everyone and your right i am looking at what other one i might want to get. i want a little smaller one then my poilce am lookin at teh delica and endura but haven't looked closely enough yet to c if thats what i want for sure yet. anyone know what mike janich? liked it all together thats ...

groundhogsniper23 wrote:i have to admit the first thought that came to mind when i first opened it was words from crocodile dundee "thats a knife"

XD I got the same knife for Christmas, and I said the same thing! No big deal, though, I say that all the time.

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That's what I was thinking. The tanto point is more functional.

Delica4, partially serrated
Police3, plain

I vote C, I like my Police 3.

I thought the same thing when I ordered Cold Steel's Gurkha Kukri, and when I got it, I was amazed with it. I have a feeling Wolfbane will shred like a MF.

I'd be excited too. If not, I'll make a few. Should sell pretty well, yeah?

Opinions, tips and critical feedback welcomed!
I'm still trying to figure out what i want to do with the handle...

Thanks angusW =]

Wait, I'm confused. I thought you wanted to rid the recurve (in regards to the SOG Vulcan).

gunnut35 wrote:I may be crazy but i think the Rock Lobster looks pretty similar to that .

Rock Lobster is pretty awesome-looking, but I see little resemblance o.O

Like the Spyderco Balance?

It does, doesn't it!?

Straight blade, or concave curve? I knew a flat grind on a tanto would be cool XD

I don't generally think about combat when I design a knife, but the tanto was historically used as a sidearm. Have you seen a SOG Vulcan? I'm thinking that kind of blade shape would give us both what we want.

I gotcha. When I made this, I focused on the secondary point. In a slashing motion, that secondary point would hit first. That's also why I canted it forward.

You're right though. It's not really a true tanto in function, I suppose.

Good idea. Maybe I could just redo the whole thing; I made this one a while ago. You think the grind is okay?

Okay, so many knife makers do tantos. To my knowledge, Spyderco doesn't!

Here's an idea:



There are a few flaws in this design that I notice already, but it's just a concept.

What do you think?