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Some Joe Blow

Lurker
Oct 28, 2024
46
100
Northeastern Ohio
Im here admiring these setups yall have, I need some suggestions as well for a good knife, something in the style of a buck, not serrated, folding blade, wood finish, small enough to go into a pocket with a phone or wallet. Any suggestions would be great!

Also would love to start a thread showing our setups, whether its at the desk, in the garage or "man-cave". I tend to find it interesting to see what others have at their setups, often leads towards inspiration for my own!
 

bluegrassbrian

Your Mom's Favorite Pipe Smoker
Aug 27, 2016
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Louisville
Im here admiring these setups yall have, I need some suggestions as well for a good knife, something in the style of a buck, not serrated, folding blade, wood finish, small enough to go into a pocket with a phone or wallet. Any suggestions would be great!

Also would love to start a thread showing our setups, whether it's at the desk, in the garage or "man-cave". I tend to find it interesting to see what others have at their setups, often leads towards inspiration for my own!
What's your budget?
 

bluegrassbrian

Your Mom's Favorite Pipe Smoker
Aug 27, 2016
6,701
65,153
41
Louisville
Thats a great question. I suppose if this will be an EDC and we are talking something Id like to depend on with my life if needed. Lets say no more than 200. That sounds like it would afford a very well made piece of kit.
Plain edge, wood scales, along the lines of a Buck 110...

Here's a Spyderco with a great steel. It's a slip joint- doesn't lock open- like a traditional pocket knife.
Spyderco Chaparral

Here's an Italian brand - Fox- with two different blade style options.
A very nice stainless steel and liner lock.
Fox Dream Catcher

If you're more in to a one hand operational knife..

Here's a Giantmouse Nimbus with Micarta scales..
GM Nimbus

A more aggressive styled folder from Chaves..
REDENCION

Or you could stick with a trusty ol Buck!
An updated 110, the 112 has S30V steel and thumb studs!
Buck 112


Either of those sites, KnifeCenter & BladeHQ are easy to navigate and have huge selections.
You can search and filter- should come easy to you.
 
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Some Joe Blow

Lurker
Oct 28, 2024
46
100
Northeastern Ohio
Plain edge, wood scales, along the lines of a Buck 110...

Here's a Spyderco with a great steel. It's a slip joint- doesn't lock open- like a traditional pocket knife.
Spyderco Chaparral

Here's an Italian brand - Fox- with two different blade style options.
A very nice stainless steel and liner lock.
Fox Dream Catcher

If you're more in to a one hand operational knife..

Here's a Giantmouse Nimbus with Micarta scales..
GM Nimbus

A more aggressive styled folder from Chaves..
REDENCION

Or you could stick with a trusty ol Buck!
An updated 110, the 112 has S30V steel and thumb studs!
Buck 112


Either of those sites, KnifeCenter & BladeHQ are easy to navigate and have huge selections.
You can search and filter- should come easy to you.
Awesome! Much appreciated. I will have to look into each of these.
 

Briarcutter

Part of the Furniture Now
Aug 17, 2023
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4,385
U.S.A.
not serrated
My EDC is a Bench made300, along with my Case Doctor Knife. I actually bought two 300's. One with plane edge and the other serrated. I carry the serrated edge most of the time just for the fact it will cut through seat belts, if needed, much quicker as I don't keep a shaving edge on it most of the time.😉