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Again... Congratulations!

Congratulations!

These last posts show the power of this forums.
Respect!

I said something once (and got flamed for it by a former member on his forum), sometimes a steel just works better for a person because it works with their needs and use habits and sharpening ability. Sometimes it's not all black and white and what you'd expect from technical specs. Totally agree.

5-by-5 wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 22, 2020 8:30 am

Carrying this since I received it Thursday. I was happy to get it by father's day

Congratulations, I always wanted a Hungarian since my (hungarian) son was born

You gotta choose: Either you carry a lightweight, finely engineered, fast opening and closing folder, that will be very comfortable to carry, open and close but not so much to use Or You carry an Opinel that will be bulky, slow to open, lock and close, it will have a great handle for prolonged use. ...

Thank you in advance for your work.

I’ve read posts on BF by some people who favor super edge-holding steels, who say they touch up their knives after each day of use, because they’re afraid of losing the edge and having a difficult time restoring it. What’s the difference between that and using a so-called “lesser” steel that may no...

I just have one knife in ZDP-189, a saber ground Delica. I've never had an issue with ZDP-189 corrosion resistance. After reading so many posts here about its lesser resistence and Larrin's article I made a series of unscientific kitchen counter tests: 1 hour coated with a fine layer of mustard - n...

I just have one knife in ZDP-189, a saber ground Delica. I've never had an issue with ZDP-189 corrosion resistance. After reading so many posts here about its lesser resistence and Larrin's article I made a series of unscientific kitchen counter tests: 1 hour coated with a fine layer of mustard - no...

Evil D wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 19, 2020 11:48 am

That literally looks like someone took a bite out of the blade ....I love it

Exactly my first thought!

TkoK83Spy wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 19, 2020 8:23 am

Definitely, that would be a great view to have!

Love this city, Budapest, definitely my 2nd city.

Awesome news.
Would like to see it in LC200N as I've been asking for a shorter Aqua Salt in this size range in FFG LC200N.

Pancake wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 17, 2020 3:56 am

I know, its boring and its bringing nothing new to the table.
But, I guess this desing should be boring, just a boring knife that you bring with you into the woods...... I might make one....

I like it.

Handled a Waterway today, on a shop. Overall feeling is great, balance is very good and the knife is beautiful. The handle is indeed on the thin side. When I read here some posts saying the handle was thin I thought it would be ok for my average hand size, but they're in fact thinner than usual. I t...

I guess the knife itself may or may not be appropriate for food prep rather than the steel.

I've asked for a smaller Aqua Salt in LC200N.
Overall dimensions similar to yours.
What's your desired blade thickness?
Aqua Salt and Waterway are thinner than the F1.

Keep em coming!

The Meat man wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 11, 2020 10:46 am

tonijedi wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 11, 2020 4:18 am

The Meat man wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 10, 2020 8:14 am

The folder is the Dragonfly Salt PE and the fixed is the Aqua Salt PE.

Am I right?

Correct on the fixed blade.
The Dragonfly PE Salt stayed home.
It's a different steel from H1 and it's not a Dragonfly.

Delica 4 saber-ground in ZDP-189?

Correct!