Show Off Your Folding Pocket Knife

[ben88]

Another favorite, my Benchmade McHenry & Williams 710.

It's a Bret Hart of folders (imo)

 

[elessar]

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I rotate between a few but this Buck is one of my go to knives. Hard to find an S30V blade at this price point. Hard to sharpen, but really holds an edge.

 

[ben88]

I used to carry this baby (not my pic), but was getting looks every time I used it.
To me ATS-34/154CM is the best knife steel. Easy to sharpen and not bad edge retention.
The SOG's "interpretation" of AXIS wasn't too bad either.
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[jaytex1969]

I found this Ka-Bar folder at Cabela's many years ago. It's ugly and effective, like the owner.

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My original Leatherman.

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This beast I had commissioned. Constructed from a railroad spike with a stacked leather handle. Kind of a "ceremonial"/social piece. The pointy end is single edged and 5.5", legal in most jurisdictions. The opposite end is a huge chunk-o-steel, capable of making necessary cranial adjustments.

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[rmpeeps]

One more recommendation for Moore Maker Knives, out of Matador TX.
Here’s my EDC 6210 hand picked from their vault.

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[madox07]

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[burleyboy]

Before I went whole hog in to pipes, knives were my big money hobby.

Same here! Broken down to the essential, collectible pipes and knives are the same: Well executed, usable pieces of craftmanship, which do, if well cared for, practically last forever.

Great knives in this thread!

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[Marindas]

Same here! Broken down to the essential, collectible pipes and knives are the same: Well executed, usable pieces of craftmanship, which do, if well cared for, practically last forever.

Great knives in this thread!

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Love Mcusta knives, they have beautiful pattern welded blades. A few years ago I bought my wife one for Mother's Day.

 

[didimauw]

And here's the 110 with it's younger cousin 112.


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[didimauw]

And the whole buck family so far. I think there's a couple missing though. View attachment 530

 

[lelik]

Kershaw Ken Onion Design/USA

 

[burleyboy]

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[didimauw]

this one was my dad's old timer that I inherited. Needs some good cleanup still.

 

[burleyboy]

 

[luigi]

My lil' Taschenmesser. Tiny but useful.

 

[didimauw]

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My lil' Taschenmesser. Tiny but useful.

Taschenmesser is the brand? I have one that looks just like that one. I'll have to dig it out.

 

[luigi]

Taschenmesser is the brand? I have one that looks just like that one. I'll have to dig it out.

No, the brand is Müllner. "Taschenmesser" is just a German word for "pocket knife", I thought it sounded cool, specially when you imagine a hard, merciless pronouncing and then a small pocket knife shows up. :D

 

[didimauw]

No, the brand is Müllner. "Taschenmesser" is just a German word for "pocket knife", I thought it sounded cool, specially when you imagine a hard, merciless pronouncing and then a small pocket knife shows up. :D

Well you were right, that DOES sound cool!

 

[didimauw]

 

[donjgiles]