Thread: Benchmade knives

Good decision

Put a lanyard on that quick...

I like the looks of the "bark River" knives but yet to get the gorse out of my pockets

Originally Posted by mikee

I like the looks of the "bark River" knives but yet to get the gorse out of my pockets

I've got...um...lots. Will sell a couple in the new year. Used but excellent. I will PM you when I put them on here if you want.

Don't forget me @Tahr

Originally Posted by MSL

Don't forget me @Tahr

Nah

Got this for sale @Ryan_Songhurst, brand new handmade, PM for details...



Has a sheath as well

This is better...

Watched a taxidermist skinning a tahr the other day with a knife of similar blade profile. Made a great job,.........mind you, give him a spoon and it would've just as neat probably

Those Coopers can be quick!!

Got this neat sheath for my Fallkniven today for $49.00, knife shop Tauranga, stop the rattle of the plastic fantastic

Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst

Well, that escalated quickly...

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@Ryan_Songhurst

Have you still got this knife and what is it like? The resident knife expert said it would be hard to sharpen, was it?

Cheers.

Archeologist at work

I actually don’t know what happened to that knife, maybe I sold it? Or lost it? Or maybe it’s tucked away somewhere... not sure. I used it a fair bit though and had no problems with it, from memory it was ok to sharpen, the only thing I really struggle sharpening is Scandi grinds of any sort. Have had a custom knife for past three or four years anyhow and happy with that so no real desire to see if I still have it somewhere

Originally Posted by craigc

@Ryan_Songhurst

Have you still got this knife and what is it like? The resident knife expert said it would be hard to sharpen, was it?

Cheers.

Diamond stones make high wear stainless sharpening easy.

Gunna take a bit longer to sharpen than soft stainless, but not any harder. Most people just don't sharpen them long enough to reform an apex so it seems like they are hard to sharpen