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I'd have to say that the Kershaw/JL Williams OD-1 is my favorite production collaboration knife so far. The blade profile is one of the best out there for fine cutting, the handle feels great in the hand, and the flip action is amazing on it, especially for a production knife. It even has a...

As a user, my favorite blade material is Stellite 6K, even though it is not technically a steel. It's virtually corrosion proof, it holds an edge great due to its high wear resistance, it's non-magnetic, and it is inherently very slippery, which makes it cut through stuff with less drag and...

I voted for Chris Reeve, but my favorite production knife company was actually not on the list. I think Tim Galyean's Pro Series line makes the nicest production knives around.

Thanks for the kind words and warm welcome, everyone! I'm real impressed with how fast this forum has grown.

Hope you feel better soon, Ed!

Just realized that I've been here for almost 3 months now and never posted up here on my way in. My name is Kenneth Chu, and I am an avid knife collector. I am located in northern Orange County in Southern California. I am active on most of the other major knife forums, and it is good to see a...

Here is my favorite Strider that I have, an MSC NM SNG CC with a CF scale and a Stellite 6K blade.

Since about 3 weeks ago, I've been going back and forth between 2 folders for EDC, a Charles Marlowe A5 flipper and a DB Fraley 3 1/2" Torrent flipper.

I love those Mini PRs, congrats on the great score, Suz!

Congrats Flavio, well deserved! That is a killer knife, too!

STR, from a functional standpoint, I can kind of see your point. They are illegal to carry where I live, and I find them to be kind of slow to deploy compared to a fixed blade or traditional folder. However, they look cool, and they are fun to play with, and like you said, they have the safest...

After a lengthy hiatus, it looks like Lee Williams is starting to get back into the shop again. Here is a piece that I just received from him that was in progress for almost 4 years, an Iceman framelock flipper with a 3 1/2" Mike Norris Gator Skin pattern stainless damascus blade and Tidepool...

I recently got this one in from Peter Carey, and I'm very pleased with it. It's a wharncliffe Nitro framelock flipper with a 3 7/8" handrubbed Stellite 6K blade and contoured 3/16" Ti handle slabs. The Ti is orange-peel textured and anodized green. Pete did an great job with this piece. The...

This site is really taking off nicely! Great giveaway, Tracy! I'll take #547. Thanks!