Project Farm Knife Comparisons

[Onewolf426]

 

[10mmLife]

I love that channel.

 

[Certified Silly Goose]

I love that channel.

Todd is the best.

 

[Certified Silly Goose]

This is where I say "none of the above". I'm a bit of a folding-knife snob. I stick with Spyderco for manual folders, Guardian Tactical and Axial for OTF, and Protech and Benchmade for Side autos. That's pretty much it.

 

[Lo-Profile]

I'm definitely happy with my Ontario Rat 1 knives, have three. Two with aus-8 blades and one with a D2 blade

 

[bc22wm]

Farm knives? Grew up on a small farm and helped out on all farms in the area. These are the type of knives you would find in the pockets of farmers and kids helping out. Then that was a long time ago

Images taken from the web.

 

[Certified Silly Goose]

Farm knives? Grew up on a small farm and helped out on all farms in the area. These are the type of knives you would find in the pockets of farmers and kids helping out. Then that was a long time ago

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Traditional pocket knives are great! If I were to buy one, Boker Copperhead Tree Brand would be high on my list.

 

[no life]

I've been budget folding knife "buying" for 16 moons when i need a replacement. Flea-markets have the best stock of budget knives...

 

[Hertervillian]

Farm knife, perfect description of a daily carry knife for me. I’ve tried the Milwaukee Fastback series and they work 75% for me, especially at work.

General purpose weekend stuff it’s hard to beat a stockman pattern for me. That Milwaukee clip blade lock back looks interesting, and has very nearly taken the ride home several times.