Is the blade thickness on both those knives the same comis?I love the looks of the sheaths. I thought the smaller one would be a neat all around knife like my Izula. I also thought the price was fair.
. Yes I do love a small fixed blade and when I stumbled upon these I was . I was surprised they didn't get a much talk but I guess GEC lovers heavily lean toward their folders . The fixed blade folks would likely lean elsewhere? I'd love to get both in hand but no stores near me. I saw the H30 and thought that might be the sweet spot .
Well I did it. My first GEC and a fixed blade . I decided to get the H30 which sits between what you have comis. I couldn't figure out if the H10 would be too small and the H40 IMO was larger than I was wanting. Its a light knife. I really like the design and thinness of the blade. Its a good fit in my hand so I think the H10 might have been feeling like a 3 finger knife which is not a bad thing. I think this size will make a good all around day to day knife. I see what you mean about the snap rubbing the knife . Its too bad they didn't solve that. While its not on the side with the etch its still not a good thing. I think now I'll have to see what the fuss is about regarding their folders. While its a nice knife I'm not over the moon. Its a fair price paid and I'm glad I didn't have to pay over $100.I do need to take care of the edge, more like refine it. Its very sharp but the roughness is not something I like. I'll take it to my 1k whetstone and refine it then strop it.
Well after a little time with this blade I am happy with it. I've removed most of the grinding marks from edge. What can I say I like looking at knife bevels with a loop . Its a slicer and feel good in hand. For some cutting the top guard is in the way for me. Its a nice simple traditional design which appeals to me a lot. The thin blade is also something I really like. I've carried it everyday since getting it mostly at home but I did take it out over the weekend. My go to work knife is a Jumpmaster or HEST both are great in that role. This knife was bought to carry at home for small chores around the house. It wasn't a great knife in my work role but thats ok. Its developing patina rather quickly. I am careful to remove and replace the knife so the snap doesnt scratch the blade. This knife is a user but unneeded scratching is not cool.
I very well may do that. I'll take a look at the sheath today and decide how to un stitch before I proceed.
More tweaking to get the edge even more slicey means more carry time. Patina is really coming along. The Gorilla tape is holding very well.
Still liking my GEC fixie. Now its got a friend. I keep it busy in the kitchen and my meat cutting knife. Its got a well earned patina as a go to kitchen prep knife. The little guy is just photo bombing.