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Old 03-16-2022, 10:08 AM
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Default This just arrived...in orange...CPM 154 steel.

https://www.lamnia.com/en/p/39111/kn...-cpm-154-knife

Price: $107....Cdn

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Blade material CPM 154

Blade coating / finish Satin

Handle G-10

Sheath Kydex

Weight:126 g

Overall length:210 mm

Blade length:91 mm

Blade thickness:4 mm

Country of origin:Bulgaria
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Old 03-16-2022, 11:03 AM
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This is a nice 20 page thread, with a ton of good info and nice knives.
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This is a nice 20 page thread, with a ton of good info and nice knives.
Pretty nice change that guys can talk for twenty pages, share great info, and have no fights. WTH is going on here? LOL.
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Old 03-16-2022, 11:40 AM
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Pretty nice change that guys can talk for twenty pages, share great info, and have no fights. WTH is going on here? LOL.
I hate to ask but are knives left and right handed...?
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Old 03-16-2022, 11:54 AM
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I hate to ask but are knives left and right handed...?
Good question....

I would suggest that on a custom knife and you never changed your hand positioning, that you could buy one. However as soon as you turn the knife up side down your finger / hand grip automatically changes.

On a personal note; all my knives have the handle stay the same on all sides.....IMHO.
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Old 03-16-2022, 12:36 PM
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Pretty nice change that guys can talk for twenty pages, share great info, and have no fights. WTH is going on here? LOL.
Don't jinx it man!
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Old 03-16-2022, 01:03 PM
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Don't jinx it man!
I should really sell a bunch of mine. They are either never used. Or used once. I got a Bowie in Damascus with a mammoth bone handle which would be the most expensive
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Old 03-16-2022, 07:53 PM
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Old 03-16-2022, 08:10 PM
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That knife looks fantastic.what type of steel? Are you planning to make more?
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That is a really nice knife!
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Old 03-16-2022, 08:15 PM
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That knife looks fantastic.what type of steel? Are you planning to make more?
Definitely not my work! Made by our own Clint Chisan. CPM3V, elk antler handle.


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Definitely not my work! Made by our own Clint Chisan. CPM3V, elk antler handle.


That is a really nice knife
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Old 03-16-2022, 08:47 PM
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That is a really nice knife
Can’t wait to get mine from Clint. I got the same handle. But s90v steel
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Old 03-16-2022, 09:44 PM
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Can’t wait to get mine from Clint. I got the same handle. But s90v steel
This boning knife it's way to me from Clint
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Old 03-16-2022, 10:42 PM
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very nice . been looking at boning knives . thats the nicest one Ive seen so far
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Old 03-16-2022, 10:44 PM
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^ Haha, you too, Cat? Good looking knife (and “proper” handle ). What kind of steel is that?

Nice looking knife, Dirt. And cpm-3v is an excellent steel choice, imho.


One of the makers I contacted in regards to a knife in magnacut said that he hasn’t gotten a chance to work with it yet, but put me down on the list because he said he was planning to try some in the future. The other one didn’t get back to me yet. I may have to broaden my “horizon”. I would order one from Big Chris because I see magnacut is all he appears to work with lately, but his prices seem to be heading “up there”, from a quick look. He is as good as they come though when it comes to heat treatment and quality. I may inquire anyway.
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Old 03-16-2022, 10:59 PM
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I am talking about semi skinners and the like, not the “fancy stuff” Dozier has to offer.
Funny that I only mentioned it yesterday and today they dropped a couple of his rare “fancy” knives. Very lovely and expensive Loveless stuff:



They both sold right away.




Fort Henry also dropped a pricy dozier:

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Old 03-16-2022, 11:20 PM
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Those are solid knives. Was one of my recommendations many pages ago. I had one in wood. Can be bought for about $200 today. It’s a bit long though. If I were to buy that model, I would go with the g10 handle, which I think also comes with s90v steel (vs s30v on wood), but it’s a bit pricier.

My Benchmade SMS is wood, which I prefer, and is S90v. Wasn't going to turn a brand new in box incl kydex sheath down for $140.00 CA even though i dont care for or use the kydex. I like the bit of extra length at 4" too. Makes it less one dimensional imo and I prefer to work from a bit of distance. Growing up with 6" narrower blades then going to a Grohmann #1 4" might be the reason.
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Old 03-16-2022, 11:48 PM
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^ Didn’t know that, thought the wood came in s30v. That’s a heck of a deal too! So far in this thread, imho, graybeard’s and yours are the best gets for the money, lol.

I don’t care for kydex either.
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Old 03-16-2022, 11:54 PM
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Funny that I only mentioned it yesterday and today they dropped a couple of his rare “fancy” knives. Very lovely and expensive Loveless stuff:



They both sold right away.




Fort Henry also dropped a pricy dozier:

From what I understand Bob builds those knives himself at the St Paul shop. The Arkansas shop has a few men working at it and Dan manages it.


I saw that pro skinner at the fort and it didn’t last long. Crazy what they charged for that one. Even if it was some old stock Westinghouse micarta it was an easy $150 more then I felt it was worth.


Why magnacut? Considering your not next to the salt what’s the attraction? Or more specifically, what type of knife and what’s it’s purpose?

If your chasing a top blade in magnacut (or any steel) hit up Phil Wilson. The larger filleting knife he’s building me now should be in that steel. If I wasn’t using it in the salt though I wouldn’t be trying magnacut. It’s probably good but I can think of several other steels I would use instead.
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Old 03-17-2022, 06:01 AM
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Definitely not my work! Made by our own Clint Chisan. CPM3V, elk antler handle.


I really like the shape on that one.

I have orange G10 liners but have been hesitant using them. After seeing yours, I will.

Thanx for sharing....
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^ Haha, you too, Cat? Good looking knife (and “proper” handle ). What kind of steel is that
Thanks,Yeah, can't wait to get it!
It's actually for my son, I already have two good one I use, a Kershaw and one made by Morris Nesdole of Baptiste lake.
The steel is AEB-L, same as the steel in the knife Morris made me.
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Some really nice knives posted in the last day. Wow. Clint Chisan does seem to make very nice knives.
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Old 03-17-2022, 08:28 AM
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Now that I have a nice knife, I need to learn how to sharpen with a stone. I'd be learning with my cheap knives of course. What kind of stones are people using? I know someone said DMT earlier.
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Old 03-17-2022, 08:41 AM
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Now that I have a nice knife, I need to learn how to sharpen with a stone. I'd be learning with my cheap knives of course. What kind of stones are people using? I know someone said DMT earlier.
I hope Coiloil37 chimes in as he is very knowledgeable about the DMT system...
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Wicked Edge for me. Gives me a fighting chance. Lol.
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Old 03-17-2022, 09:07 AM
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This has been around awhile. But watching him grind a knife is crazy.

And for the Kydex hesitant, he is wearing the Crotts/Dozier horizontal sheath. It is a fantastic design.

https://youtu.be/EN27BwjCqQU
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I hope Coiloil37 chimes in as he is very knowledgeable about the DMT system...
IIRC, this is the stone that Coiloil recommended to me. Available at Lee Valley. As I read from guys who use Crotts/Dozier D2 blades for skinning, many simply stick with the 600 grit as the blade cuts best a little toothy.

https://www.leevalley.com/en-ca/shop...s?item=70M0411
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This has been around awhile. But watching him grind a knife is crazy.

And for the Kydex hesitant, he is wearing the Crotts/Dozier horizontal sheath. It is a fantastic design.

https://youtu.be/EN27BwjCqQU
Those videos of Bob Dozier in his shop is what sealed it for me. True craftsman who has chosen to make functional knives first and foremost, with pleasing aesthetics also.

BTW, Bob Dozier and our old member BobbyB are like brothers there mannerisms and appearance are so similar.

I miss that guy on the board. No one made me laugh more.
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Those videos of Bob Dozier in his shop is what sealed it for me. True craftsman who has chosen to make functional knives first and foremost, with pleasing aesthetics also.

BTW, Bob Dozier and our old member BobbyB are like brothers there mannerisms and appearance are so similar.

I miss that guy on the board. No one made me laugh more.

Does Bob Dozier drive a 14 foot tiller on Lesser Slave Lake in the middle of a wicked Thunderstorm??????:bad_b oys_20:
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