Knife for plugs.

ben88 · Mar 31, 2018

Up till now I've been using a rather large knife for cutting my plugs. It a traditional Uzbek knife called Pchuk.

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But lately I've been thinking about getting a slip-joint, something traditional. Of cause Case comes to mind, but I'm not a fan of their knives. Well, I'm not a fan of Tru-sharp, to be exact. So I'm thinking Schatt & Morgan File & Wire Cotton Sampler. Nice wide blade, ATS-34. Almost 4" blade.

thomasw · Mar 31, 2018

I have a couple knives that I use to cut my plugs, but a #8 Opinel Carbon blade is what I use for the most part and it can be kept razor sharp and it is a smashing deal when looking at the price/functionality ratio.

weezell · Mar 31, 2018

Opinel Carbon blade

Yes sir! Dirt cheap and a great knife!!!!...

btp79 · Mar 31, 2018

I'm in with the Opinel as well. For $10, it can not be beat.

Chasing Embers · Mar 31, 2018

The sheepsfoot on my stockman is my default plug knife.

coyja · Mar 31, 2018

The best slipjoints made in the US right now are by Great Eastern Cutlery.

Thehave a couple of diffent lines and price points but all are good.
Opinels are totally legit too.
An in between option is the old standby Buck.

A 110 is big but solid, and a 112 is a smaller option. There are a couple dealers with cool scale blade options... Copper and Clad and SKblades.

Buck just came out with a new lightweight version of the 110 that i got for around $25 and word is that the 112 lightweight will be out this summer.

The 110 lightweight is an amazing value, I love that knife.

mso489 · Mar 31, 2018

Anything with a good carbon blade, and Opinel is so reasonably priced.

warren · Apr 1, 2018

Opinal at the work bench because it's always in reach. A trusty, very old, Swiss Champ is my go to though when out and about.

davek · Apr 1, 2018

Any full flat grind knife will work well. A thin blade will will help too. A lot of decent kitchen knives fit the bill. Opinels do as well and they are cheap enough to dedicate one or two and have them where you need them. Modifiable too.

cosmicfolklore · Apr 1, 2018

I keep my Case razor sharp for plugs, but they've been dismissed. Mine was given to me by my grandfather, about 40 years ago.

bluegrassbrian · Apr 1, 2018

I use a kamisori in 1095. I had it made flat ground on one side, hollow on the other.

Chasing Embers · Apr 1, 2018

I have one of those that I shave with.

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