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re: Looking for a high end pocket knife for my son for christmas
Posted on 11/21/12 at 12:18 am to Hammertime
Posted on 11/21/12 at 12:18 am to Hammertime
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Endura is something that I wouldn't care about if I lost it. $60 buys you a new one.
Can't argue with that. I count that a plus. And I don't try to use them as a prybar so can't really tell you much about that either.
And like I said, I've never used one better than the VG10 but I'd love to see it. I have no doubt they'll top it if they haven't already. And apparently they have. Seems to be the nature of the beast.
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Posted on 11/21/12 at 12:23 am to faxis
IMHO, S30V is one of the best for pocket knives. Runs directly on the edge of hardness and being able to be sharpened. VG10 was too soft for my tastes. I like to use a knife for what I want to use it for and not worry about screwing it up. I don't baby things
There are so many different types of knife-specific steels, it would make your head explode. I was bored a few years ago and sat down and read about probably 200 that were in use at the time. Everything from tool steel, axes, pocket knives, kitchen knives, to skinning knives. They all have probably 75 different types of steel.
There are so many different types of knife-specific steels, it would make your head explode. I was bored a few years ago and sat down and read about probably 200 that were in use at the time. Everything from tool steel, axes, pocket knives, kitchen knives, to skinning knives. They all have probably 75 different types of steel.
This post was edited on 11/21/12 at 12:24 am
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