Show us your folders.

[kmanct3]

Lets try that again...

[zoidberg]

This was waiting for me when I got home today.        

[nuphoria]

Sweet blade

[bladechick777]

  I Need To Get A Benchmade Back In My Collection. But It'll Have To Be A User As I'm Trying Not To Keep What I Don't Use.

[MeadMaker]

I was digging around in a long forgotten box looking for some bicycling gear when I ran across this knife.  It was given to me by a supplier when I was still in the floor coverings industry. 

The blade is 2 3/8 inches long, the handle is 3 inches.  On the blade are the words Imperal Ireland Stainless.  The handle appears to be rosewood.  The R logo is from Roberts Consolidated, a company that markets floor covering installation tools and supplies.  the DE logo is a mystery.

I don't know much about knives and I have no idea about the quality of this knife, but its always fun to find a blade that you didn't remember you had.

[edcgear]

That looks nice! 

[Frstr8]

RJ Martin Overkill. In my pocket every day.

[Gareth]

Love this shot mate.

 

[Frstr8]

Love this shot mate.

 

Thank you sir!

[trey]

I would guess that DE stands for Diamond Edge.

[dks]

One Japanese lockback, bought nearly 25 years ago.

A tourist oriented folding knife, non locking, bought from Crete probably 20 years ago.
Looks like an opinel

[mvyrmnd]

I've got me a little collection of Kershaw Flippers going

These are becoming very hard to come by here in Australia, thanks to our Orwellian laws, so I've been grabbing them while they're available locally.

Top to bottom:

Junkyard Dog II
Turbulence
OSO Sweet
Volt II
Skyline




The Turbulence, OSO Sweet and Volt II are Speedsafe assisted, and with the flipper they open lighting fast

The JYD II and OSO Sweet are my favourites - and the nicest to hold. The Skyline is amazingly light.

I hope to add more to this collection as time goes by, but any local listings on eBay are already going for 2-3 times the RRP (MSRP)

[jzmtl]

Note to self, when going to Australia smuggle in Kershaw flippers to pay for the trip. 




My first venture into heavy duty folding knives, and with 4 mm VG10 blade, 5 mm Ti handle, weighting in at 7 oz/200 g, it sure feels like it. F&F isn't perfect if scrutinized, but for the material/price I certainly isn't complaining. Not sure if I'll carry it, it weights about twice as much as my usual choices.

[trey]

[sparky415]

Trey,
Your Svord has been in an accident