Okay sc/outs/, I know we get a lot of knife threads, but they're

>>1068665

I am in northern forests, and use my knives primarily for wood working and a bit of food prep. I do not hunt.

I usually take either the Mora or BRK as my primary knife, paired with a hatchet and/or saw. If I take the khukri the axe stays at home but I'll take the F&F for small knife tasks.

I think I'd like to try a leuku style knife next, curious to see what a longer blade length (without retarded thick blade stock) and scandi grind together can accomplish .

>>1068665
Hey idiot you need more fucking knives, wtf are you gonna do when they get dull and you dont even have a spare?

Fuck, its like nobody ever plana ahead these days. I bet you're just a casual anyways and never use a blade until it gets dull and you have to throw it out.

>>1068665
Khukri´s are really good at chopping heads off chickens. holding the rabbit by its hind legs until it stops struggling and whacking it with the spine also good.

i really want to get my own khukri, only had the pleasure of using one that one time, tried buying the condor one but it didnt work out due to import.

>>1068682
Been going inna for over a decade, kid.

Share what you use, bring some content to /out/

>>1068746
A whole decade and you only brought enough knives to cut a few logs before they go dull and you have to throw them away?

I wouldnt dare camp with below 12 knives

>>1068751
I said content not reddit tier shit posting

>>1068756
Wow, what a witty response from a worthless casual. Come back when you have 12 knives, kid.

Warning: the way of the knife is not for the feint of heart

>>1068665
From left to right:
>Kershaw Leek blackwash
My EDC. Great EDC profile. Linerlock is weak. Blade steel is decent, especially for a ~$40 folder. Holds an edge well and isn't a royal pain to sharpen. Replaced a half-serrated original Leek that was framelock, which I still have, but needs to be rebuilt (which Kershaw will do for free).
>Benchmade Griptilian 154CM
Bought this to replace a 940 that got stolen from me, ended up hating how fat the grip was. Grip also absolutely destroys your pocket. It's seen little use and sits in my safe.
>Buck Packlite Caper
My most-used knife, it's my /out/-carry blade and I've processed probably thousands of animals with it ranging from bluegill to elk. Despite being 420HC, holds an edge well and is an absolute dream to sharpen. Hollowground blades are excellent for game processing. I'm also amazed at how well that textured coating has held up, this thing's been through the dishwasher a lot. Love the blade shape.
>Westmark hunting knife. Belonged to my grandfather. Opposite side is stamped as having been made in Solingen, Germany. Mystery stainless steel. Haven't used it yet.
>(post-Fiskars-buyout) Gerber field-dressing saw
Fiskars fucking knows saws. Will rip through a deer pelvis in a few seconds and makes making kindling effortless. Second most-used cutting implement. Wish the sheath had a better belt loop though.
>Cold Steel "steel tiger" karambit
Was a birthday present from my teenaged niece. Has only ever been used as a fuckaround knife, but has been used a lot because I like to fuck around. Chinesium unlisted steel. It's pointy at least.
>Scar Blades prototype
They had a booth next to my table at a gun show 2 years ago. I "designed" this blade by sketching it on the back of a Chick Fil A tray paper after a discussion about the "ideal" bushcraft knife. A finished knife showed up in the mail 8 months later, no charge. It's thicker than what I'd specified, it's 3/8, but hey free knife.

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>>1068879
Aaand I go and forget the fucking picture.

>>1068766
>feint
faint

>>1068879
I have that Gerber bone saw.

It works better than I expected it to.

Paid $24 for it and it came in with a Gator clip point folder, and a guthook that uses disposable utility knife blades, and a small obviously Fishkers hatchet and a belt pouch.

Why are knives so fucking expensive now?

>>1068891
>why are knives so fucking expensive now?
They're not?

I mean, you can get a workable knife from Lowe's/Home Depot/Menards for $5. $15 will get you a Ken Onion designed one made from chink AUS-8 from Home Depot. The decent Kershaws start at $25. Fleet Farm, TSC, and Rural King still sell Case carbon-steel knives for under $20. A Buck 110 is like $25. A basic-bitch Mora is $20.

3 hours at a minimum wage job will get you a serviceable knife and a basic sharpening stone.