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  1. Fixed blade knife porn

  2. Project Farm tests a bunch of folders

    He does a good job of coming up with reasonably objective tests. Some surprising results. My takeaway is the higher end knives win on ergonomics / ease of use, but the lower end knives hold their own on cutting functionality (sharpness and edge retention).
  3. If you had $200 to spend on a pocket knife, what would you pick up?

    Buck Bantam 284, which leaves room in my pocket for the remaining $180.
  4. Looking for good camping knife

    It's a great pick as a general purpose camping knife.
  5. When did the Leatherman Sidekick become a $60 tool?

    I have one Gerger multi-tool, and the knife is superior in sharpness and sharpenability to the Leatherman (by a lot), but the form factor of the tool sucks in comparison to the Sidekick, so I never carry it.
  6. When did the Leatherman Sidekick become a $60 tool?

    Bought mine when they first came out in 2011, on a holiday promo of $29. Have been carrying it most days since. The one-handed knife opening + multi-tool functionality, with the Leatherman name, for a low price, seemed like a revelation at the time. The integrated wood saw is also a very good...
  7. Sharpening systems...

    I have a 5 stone Lansky setup. Built a stand for it, set up to use as one of my swappable stations on my reloading bench. I'm very happy with it. Puts a very nice edge on a blade.
  8. A big little knife..........

    I have yet to offend anyone with my Leatherman. No, the knife isn't quite as handy as the Spyderco Dragonfly 2, but it cuts well enough. And the pliers on the Leatherman dramatically outperform the pliers on the Spyderco. :p [runs for cover]
  9. Why I don't buy knives on the ODT

    Easy fix: Only buy knives that are too cheap to knock off. Who would bother to counterfeit an MTech?
  10. Knife- EDC (every day carry) Poll

    For the last 18 years, I've carried the same original Leatherman on my belt. The design isn't as good as the newer models, but the thing just keeps working for me and has sentimental value. Ocassionally, I carry a Colonial pocket knife that I've had since 1975. It's seen a lot of wear and...
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