aye..sometimes a small cheapo knife is good enough for all sorts of task liao...so long we dont have to rely our life on it..

maybe that s why i havent get the fixed blade or spyderco..coz wont be going into jungle anytime soon...






that one use to chop rempit lar..too long liao weii....

the classic kabar looks awesome..got the rugged feel...
and yup. the leather might give issue..so am aiming for the kydex hard case instead...

CHop rempit i have a few daisho sets liao...

This one look so cool.. polish it nice nice and display it... its full metal... (and blunt)

hahaa..shud have known u have few katana liao..

wat's the price we're looking at? replicas like this usually pretty expensive due to the fad/demand..

Cheap. I would have bought it if it fit into my luggage... in hindsight lucky didnt cause this time my bags kena scanned at kastam..

(My parang and axe passed no problem)

http://www.ebay.com/itm/The-Hobbit-Sword-o...W-/151724790039

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hi guys i'm kind of new to this collector thing, i'm looking for lubricant for an otf knife of mine and the internet suggests Tuf-Glide, so do anyone knows where to find this?

this vintage fixed blade has been in my house forever...lots of gunk on it

https://www.facebook.com/outdoorgearmalaysia/

Singer oil.

Or some teflon spray (I use that for my other type of arms..)

Or you want you can use choji oil on your blades

gerber paraframe mini tanto and much beloved gerber dime

where to get these oils you mentioned?

mine is assisted opening otf by schrade, where exactly do I have to apply the oil? is it on the side where the sliding mechanism is exposed?

pocket knife is way simpler to maintain

singer oil maybe aeon also have. or hardware store.

teflon spray hardware store or ace etc got.

choji well... i usually get from amazon. locally not sure where to get... worry get fake oil if buy online locally

hi all. any opinion about sanrenmu knive?

never own one

but i know its a cheap china knife

probably good as an edc since you wont mourn if anything happen to it

but i think ganzo is better quality wise

Which Sanrenmu model you have in mind?
I have 2 SRM, a Ganzo, an Elan among my collection of Chinese knives.
They are good for what you paid for, so not really a heartache if you chipped the blade or lost them

They are definitely not as well built or high quality like my ZTs, as expected.

Photo below is my Sanrenmu F723, which I tend to EDC a lot as it it very slim and sharp.
My other SRM is a flipper, but it can't really flip without wrist action, so I will not suggest a SRM flipper as I don't think they used bearing systems for their flippers.
Heck, maybe not even a washer in their flippers?


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just sent my knives to this guy for a professional sharpening service

he's also mobile so he would come to your place for a fee

https://m.facebook.com/FirdausKnifeAndToolSharpeningService/

i got 2.


good and cheap to edc with.

thanks. just got one from the shop.

people there are great, gave me tips for the whole maintenence thing. surely know their stuff

No worries....

where's 5.11?

here is the result of the sharpening service that i got from this guy

https://m.facebook.com/FirdausKnifeAndToolSharpeningService/

before this the knife is serviceable at best

now it's push cutting perfection it's almost scary

some people have this hair whittling as his standard but i have yet to try that





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