The knife thread.

[jcormier89]

love my gerber!

Applegate Covert Folder 154cm

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I love a good knife. I can't find one that can stand up long enough to me playing around though. Last gerber I had only lasted 3 months. Havent got a kershaw... yet. Was thinking about a benchmade or spider co. Anyone owned one of those brands?

[Duct_tape123]

This is about 2 years old, only been sharpened once and it was with a bench grinder. Tip broke off while using it as a screwdriver. It needs a good sharpening with a stone.

[pl4yboy]

I love a good knife. I can't find one that can stand up long enough to me playing around though. Last gerber I had only lasted 3 months. Havent got a kershaw... yet. Was thinking about a benchmade or spider co. Anyone owned one of those brands?

You can't go wrong with a Spider Co.

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You can't go wrong with a Spider Co.

Things are crazy expensive though. Dont wanna buy one and it only last a year or so ya know

[AFSP1211]

I've had 2 benchmades issued to me. Liked them, but don't really have anything to compare them to. Both were the spring assisted/push button style. Lost the first one, and the tip on the second one broke while I was trying to pry open a toolbox in Afghanistan. Both were half serated and that came in handy a couple times. This was like the last one I had: http://www.stu711.com/images/bm-9100sbk.jpg . And benchmades have a lifetime warranty. as long as it's not misused. And blade replacements are only about $30.

[pl4yboy]

Things are crazy expensive though. Dont wanna buy one and it only last a year or so ya know

A knife will last as long as you make it last. Don't use it for a screwdriver, don't cut things that shouldn't be cut with a pocket knife, and keep them clean and they'll last decades.

[Mang213]

A knife will last as long as you make it last. Don't use it for a screwdriver, don't cut things that shouldn't be cut with a pocket knife, and keep them clean and they'll last decades.

+1 Even a cheap knife will last if you don't go beyond it's designated use. I use an old swing out Buck that I found when I was still in high school. Only been sharpened once about 5 yrs ago with super fine sandpaper on a workbench, and it's just now getting to the point of needing a stone put to it

[pl4yboy]

I carry the Case Sodbuster at school because its small and doesn't have a clip. Around the farm and shop I use a cheapo lockblade that dad gives out to his customers at work. It needs sharpening a lot because it's soft steel, but it gets the job done without tearing up good knives doing stupid stuff.