Xhumeka
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Am I silly for wanting a flipper box cutter?
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Box cutter pron.....
Dirty Frank
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Go all out, here is a cool knockoff
They also have some interesting specialty blades for them.
Titanium Alloy Handle Folding Knife Hollow Paper Cutting Art Blade Cutting Knife
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Xhumeka
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Props to Blades Canada ( www.bladescanada.com ), and Canada Post, for a surprisingly fast delivery to Toronto from Vancouver!
Placed order at 1:15pm on Wednesday, and it arrived this morning at 9:30am! Less than 48 hour turn-around time, unbelievable!
Placed order at 1:15pm on Wednesday, and it arrived this morning at 9:30am! Less than 48 hour turn-around time, unbelievable!
Cutting boards
I regret throwing out my poly plastic one. It was rough from taking a lot of cuts but that roughness held a filet of salmon in place while I skinned it.
Hard cutting boards, glass, ceramic, granite are for rolling out cookies. The Mrs. is a germaphobe and doesn't like wood. We use poly and the kitchen isn't big enough for the wood one I'd really like.
I was at Nella cutlery in Mississauga picking up some stainless hacksaw blades and noted they had a bunch of used commercial knives dirt cheap. I picked up a fish fillet equivalent to my Finnish Martiini for $2.00 and I like it better, even though it's got an ugly green handle.
Nella sells more than knives, full commercial kitchens etc
I lost interest in ceramic knives when I noticed the tip of one I was using had broken off. Where did it end up?
I regret throwing out my poly plastic one. It was rough from taking a lot of cuts but that roughness held a filet of salmon in place while I skinned it.
Hard cutting boards, glass, ceramic, granite are for rolling out cookies. The Mrs. is a germaphobe and doesn't like wood. We use poly and the kitchen isn't big enough for the wood one I'd really like.
I was at Nella cutlery in Mississauga picking up some stainless hacksaw blades and noted they had a bunch of used commercial knives dirt cheap. I picked up a fish fillet equivalent to my Finnish Martiini for $2.00 and I like it better, even though it's got an ugly green handle.
Nella sells more than knives, full commercial kitchens etc
I lost interest in ceramic knives when I noticed the tip of one I was using had broken off. Where did it end up?
actually a decent price for this one. I saw it for $63 on offer at House of Knives.
Xhumeka
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Same price at Blades Canada too
Was part of my order this week... a bit smaller than I imagined it but it's still nice.Same price at Blades Canada too
Hmm. Some Leathermans with 15% discount at Altitude Sports but still pricy and also US. I’d love a Charge but it’s $200 MSRP.
This is my favourite knife. It’s one of the few Spyderco folder/flippers where the blade is completely hidden in the handle.
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Other Spydercos have a wide profile that I don’t really like. Fantastic quality on this thing. I had to keep an eye out for a sale as MSRP is spendy.
Ikuchi™
Designed by Paul Alexander, a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering and a lifelong knife enthusiast, the Ikuchi (pronounced ee-koochee; a mythical Japanese sea monster) is a uniquely different pocketknife. Its elegantly curved handle features full, skeletonized stainless steel liners and carbon...
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Other Spydercos have a wide profile that I don’t really like. Fantastic quality on this thing. I had to keep an eye out for a sale as MSRP is spendy.
Xhumeka
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Kind of reminds me of Delta 7's motto (tomorrow is never promised, have the tools to get through today).
Too bad they closed shop, sad to see a Canadian company go under. I'm glad a grabbed a few of their knives when I did - their main site just 404's now but they are apparently coming out with a new company, not sure if it's going to be knife related or not. I have their Lynx fixed blade and Keara flip models.
They will announce their new company on fb if anyone is interested: DELTA 7
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Dirty Frank
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There is some ongoing drama with a MI knife manufacturer Bark River Knives mislabelling Chinese low end steel for high end US steel in some of their knives.
Quite a mess with some resellers including Bushcraft Canada currently holding a fair bit of their product.
Quite a mess with some resellers including Bushcraft Canada currently holding a fair bit of their product.
