Love that one. If I wasn't a Spyderco fanboy I would likely be on the ZT bandwagon. My only complaint is a lot of their grinds are on the thick side.
I've only got 1, 0452cf. Nice knife, nice action but yeah thick grinds.
Also I think the heat treatment isn't quite right. Ive got 2 spydies with the same steel and I find ithem much better in edge retention and sharpening.
Part of my new years' resolution to use and enjoy knives I haven't carried for a while ... that and I had breakfast with the maker's cousin this morning
My awesome little Kershaw Leek black blade and olive drab handle. Its currently my only knife since i lost my Delica 3 in October. I really miss that knife, but i cant find one for sale anywhere.
Hawksky wrote:My awesome little Kershaw Leek black blade and olive drab handle. Its currently my only knife since i lost my Delica 3 in October. I really miss that knife, but i cant find one for sale anywhere.
You could try a Salt 1. It's basically the same knife, with a blunter tip and rust proof steel.
Hawksky wrote:My awesome little Kershaw Leek black blade and olive drab handle. Its currently my only knife since i lost my Delica 3 in October. I really miss that knife, but i cant find one for sale anywhere.
You could try a Salt 1. It's basically the same knife, with a blunter tip and rust proof steel.
Yeah but i like pointy tips, and just everything is perfect about the delica 3 for me.
Hawksky wrote:My awesome little Kershaw Leek black blade and olive drab handle. Its currently my only knife since i lost my Delica 3 in October. I really miss that knife, but i cant find one for sale anywhere.
You could try a Salt 1. It's basically the same knife, with a blunter tip and rust proof steel.
Yeah but i like pointy tips, and just everything is perfect about the delica 3 for me.
I feel you. I reprofile the tips on all my salts because I like the Delica 3 style tips too.
Around the house and yard, my other "pocket" will typically have a Psykco 1111 fixed blade these days, to deal with raccoons, underbrush, etc. If I'm not around the house, or if I'm just kicking back, chances are you'll find a Todd Begg Sun Tzu Kwaiken, or a WE, or an older Reate / District 9.
This is the first non-Spyderco knife that I have bought in the past two years at least!
This thing is nice! In my opinion, it's a fantastic "modernized" take on a traditional folder!
The Lionsteel Roundhead - Titanium bolsters, Carbon fiber scales, M390 blade steel, and rounded liners/backspacer/spine!
Mushroom wrote:This is the first non-Spyderco knife that I have bought in the past two years at least!
This thing is nice! In my opinion, it's a fantastic "modernized" take on a traditional folder!
The Lionsteel Roundhead - Titanium bolsters, Carbon fiber scales, M390 blade steel, and rounded liners/backspacer/spine!
I handled a few of those recently before I shipped them out to a friend, they were really nice pieces. The ram's horn especially caught my eye.
sal wrote: .... even today, we design a knife from the edge out!
Got my first custom fixed blade in the mail just in time to take it out camping tonight.
Landi Knives EDC.
The green Micarta was a little different than I expected but its growing on me. Ergonomics are really, really good. I was nervous the guard would feel a bit too shallow but using the knife its perfect. I'll be posting more on this knife in the near future.
