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Tony	04/13/2013 09:07AM   A Anza knife I picked up in Grand Marais last summer. Still has the price tag attached to the sheath. I don't see these knifes too often. I really like the size and feel of this knife in the hand. They are made out of old files. Wind bound on wood lake and decided to take some equipment pictures. My solo trips seem to get a lot of pictures of equipment. Anyway this is my Anza, Kershaw responder that I wear on my PFD, Buck folding fillet knife and Gerber multi tool.
IBFLY	07/18/2012 04:37PM   A couple of new knives I'm looking at: (The wait list at Turley knives is just too darn long) BOB Fieldcraft ( at TOPSknives.com) HEFT 6" (at DPXgear.com) comes in a 4" too. BOB Fieldcraft HEFT 6 Woodsman
whiteh20	03/02/2012 10:53PM   Nice knife, I love the inlay!
Tony	03/02/2012 10:42AM   quote KarlBAndersen1: "I carry one I made a few years back with some Mother of Pearl inlay: " That's almost too pretty to use. tony
whiteh20	09/03/2011 08:01PM   I bought my Barkies from Knives ship free or ebay. Here is a link of a great knife maker from MO that explains the convex grind very well. (www.turleyknives.com) Look at the section on grind heights. I like the convex grind over the scandi grind for a woods knife as it is less likely to chip when batoning or chopping. I only carry a knife inn the woods. I do not even carry a pocket knife daily.
fitgers1	09/01/2011 11:47PM   Nice looking knives guys. For carrying all the time or just the bdub? I've got a Kabar I like to bring up there.
whitecedar	09/02/2011 02:13PM   Hi: What exactly does "convex" grind mean. Is that similar to "hollow" grinding? Did you order those knives directly from Bark River? Thanks!
Sides	03/30/2013 01:14PM   Turley Dogwood.
KarlBAndersen1	03/02/2012 07:50AM   I carry one I made a few years back with some Mother of Pearl inlay:
SunCatcher	04/13/2013 07:01PM   Nice set Tony. SunCatcher
whiteh20	12/13/2010 10:24AM   Butthead, Nice! You making the Kydex sheaths?
butthead	12/13/2010 12:44PM   Yes! Or at least learning to. Working out a small forming clamp to fit in my small work area. I see you like to keep a fire-steel handy also! butthead
whiteh20	12/13/2010 02:53PM   Cool! I do leather sheaths and axe masks but have neve used kydex. I like the necker idea. I do not even take matches anymore. Firesteel and acouple of bics. I carry a match safe full of PJCB's in my pocket and a fire steel around my neck.
IBFLY	07/30/2012 03:28PM   Here are the knives I now have in my "collection" From Left to Right: DPX Heft 6" (new) ESEE 5 BOB Fieldcraft 4 1/2" (new) Mora Bushcraft 4 1/4" Helle Eggen 3 3/4" Then to side you will see my folders From bottom to top: Kershaw Kershaw Gerber Evo SW Ops SW Tanto swiss army knife SOL I have not included the knives I have lashed to my PFDs. Both are blunt tip, partially serrated knives in kydex sheaths attached to the lash tabs of the PFDs
SunCatcher	03/31/2013 09:15PM   Helle Symfoni is my sheath knife
Naguethey	12/11/2011 04:34PM   Here's a pic of my present blade kit... pics of knives
bapabear	09/24/2012 06:46PM   quote whitecedar: "Hi: What exactly does "convex" grind mean. Is that similar to "hollow" grinding? Did you order those knives directly from Bark River? Thanks!" Knife grinds
bapabear	09/24/2012 06:55PM   quote KarlBAndersen1: "I carry one I made a few years back with some Mother of Pearl inlay: " I enjoy knives for their beauty and lines as well as functionality. That is a dandy looking knife. Do you have pics of other knives you've made?
KarlBAndersen1	11/22/2012 05:40PM   Here's my latest personal user. W2 tool steel and India Sambar Stag with stainless fittings: I'll have to say it's what I do for a living and I hate to post too many and get confused with being "commercial". quote bapabear: "quote KarlBAndersen1: "I carry one I made a few years back with some Mother of Pearl inlay: " I enjoy knives for their beauty and lines as well as functionality. That is a dandy looking knife. Do you have pics of other knives you've made? "
bapabear	11/22/2012 07:57PM   Gorgeous! My users tend to be a lot less elegant!! I admire your skills. I thought I noticed you on bladeforums.com? I check in there quite often to gawk, not post very much.
KarlBAndersen1	11/23/2012 07:50AM   Yep - that's me. I've been on the water since I was a kid. I now live in northern Minnesota where I can get in the canoe with a lot less time notice!! quote bapabear: "Gorgeous! My users tend to be a lot less elegant!! I admire your skills. I thought I noticed you on bladeforums.com? I check in there quite often to gawk, not post very much. "
minnesotashooter	05/10/2013 12:58PM   I will be taking my Mora and my ESEE Izula this year. I just can't stand the thought of losing one of my precious Fiddleback Forge knives.
whiteh20	06/01/2013 11:43AM   quote minnesotashooter: "I will be taking my Mora and my ESEE Izula this year. I just can't stand the thought of losing one of my precious Fiddleback Forge knives." You will regret this! No comparison to Andy Roy stuff. The MORA wil be fine but no batoning! LOL!
whiteh20	12/12/2010 04:24PM   If you carry a fixed blade knife, what do you carry? Stainless? High Carbon Steel? Lets see them! I carry either a Bark River Mini Northstar or a Liten Bror. One is CP3V super steel and another is a high end stainless. Both are convex grinds and are hair splitting sharp.
butthead	12/12/2010 11:44PM   A.G.Russell Deer Hunter ASU8 stainless, A.G.Russell Bird and Trout D2 carbon, Schrade Old Timer Sharp Finger 1095 carbon. Set on a 10x4 DMT Duo Sharp. On canoe trips, the A.G.Russell's get attached to packs, and the Sharp Finger is on me. butthead