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The Knife have received 6 Swedish Grammies for the Silent Shout album. Due to many different reasons they weren't able to attend the award ceremonies so they asked some of their friends and allies to thank instead. Frau Rabid put their speeches on YouTube (in Swedish only)

The Knife have received awards for 'Group Of The Year' and "Best Dance Album Of The Year" for their acclaimed album Silent Shout at the Swedish National Radio Channel P3 awards ceremony on Jan 20th 2007 The Knife have released a deluxe edition of their acclaimed album Silent Shout. As well as the original album it also features 2 bonus discs of live audio footage and more than 21 videos.

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The shade tree auto mechanic was a good ol' boy with a box full of old tools who rejuvenated beat up cars with a minimum of fuss. I'm trying to take the same approach to knife making. I'd like to tell you how to transform a piece of appropriately chosen scrap steel into an excellent cutting tool without using a lot of expensive power tools. Even if you never use this information to make your own knife, I hope that it will give you a greater awareness of what constitutes a good knife.

Staying Sharp The ability of a knife to maintain a sharp edge after extensive use is a very valuable characteristic. I grit my teeth when I read or hear Don't make the steel too hard because then it will be difficult to sharpen. What nonsense! Yes, there is a tradeoff between edge holding ability (hardness) and toughness but once you use a knife which stays sharp you will never want to use anything else. There are two principal mechanisms which cause a knife to become dull, mechanical abrasion and chemical etching. Mechanical abrasion is the main dulling mechanism in carving dry wood. Both mechanical abrasion and chemical etching are important in meat cutting and shaving. Stainless steel razor blades last longer than the old plain carbon steel ones because they are more resistant to attack by the chemicals in the shaving cream. Edge holding is also intimately connected with the hardness of the blade. Hardness, defined as resistance to penetration, is a measurable quantity. One qualitative measure of hardness is the Rockwell C scale, based on an instrument which presses a diamond stylus with a specific force into the material being tested. The size of the indentation indicates the hardness. Cheap knives and most stainless steel knives have a hardness value of RC 56 to 58. better knives, such as the laminated Swedish Mora blades have a hardness of Rc 58 to 60. Many Japanese woodworking tools have edges with hardness of RC 62 to 64. The difference between edge holding properties of Rc 56 and Rc 62 is ENORMOUS. I try to temper blades to Rc 62. Yes, the steel is more brittle than if it were softer but remember this is a knife, not a pry bar. One consequence of increased edge hardness is that it takes longer to sharpen. With blades of very hard steel you should avoid using 'Crock Stick' or other cylindrical sharpening devices. Excessive pressure on a cylindrical sharpening stone with break out a series of little tiny chips from the cutting edge. Use flat whetstones instead. Raw Materials Most of my experience has been with plain carbon steel, type 1095, .05 inch thick. The reasons for using 1095, in no particular order, are. a. That's what I have available from making Bowscraper blades. b. It is relatively inexpensive. c. It is easy to heat treat. d. It has excellent edge holding properties for wood carving. 1095 can be obtained from Precision Steel Warehouse ( ( us. ) or Admiral Steel ( Worn out files are another source of high carbon steel similar to 1095. 1095 steel consists predominantly of iron atoms with approximately 0.95 % carbon by weight. Since carbon atoms are lighter than iron atoms (ratio 12/56) 4.5 % of the atoms are carbon and 95.5 % are iron. Another way of looking at it. Every 23'd atom is carbon. An additional small amount of manganese is added to make the steel easier to harden. Another type of steel, readily available in old saw blades, is L6. Look for an old crosscut saw (misery whip) or Sawzall blades. This is a high carbon steel with some nickel added. The heat treatment procedure for L6 is similar to that for 1095. L6 is slightly less hard and more tough than 1095 for a given heat treating cycle. One can also buy knife steel from mail order houses that specialize in knife making supplies. The shade tree knife mechanic should avoid using high-speed steel saw blades or fancy alloys for knife construction. The procedure for heat treating high-speed steel and higher alloy knife steels is much more complicated, involving very high temperatures, exact temperature control and reducing atmospheres to protect the blade from oxidation. That isn't shade tree any more. Blade design The knives I make have fairly short blades. This is because of the experience I had with a laminated Mora knife with a 3 3/4 inch blade, a gift from my late mother in law. It had excellent edge holding properties but the parts of the blade that needed sharpening most frequently were the first 2 inches of the blade and the tip. The middle part of the blade never got dull. From this I concluded that I rarely used the middle portion of the blade so why not eliminate it? Make the blade no more than 3 inches long. I use a tapered tang that fits snugly into a slot in the handle. Cutting out the blade Wear safety glasses dammit! It seems to work best when I make the handle first. This is particularly important when making one-of-a- kind handles from antler. After finishing the handle, including the slot for the tang I make a cardboard template of the proposed blade shape to see how it looks in the handle. Next I use an indelible marking pen to transfer the blade shape to the steel. A vice to hold the steel and a hand-held hacksaw can be used to cut out the blade if the steel is in the soft annealed state. Now I use the power jigsaw with a high speed blade to cut the blade to shape. I use the highest speed setting on the saw and stop frequently to lubricate the blade with paraffin wax to keep it from overheating. Some touch-up work with a fine file is always needed to make the back of the blade nice and smooth.

Setup for filing the bevel Ergonomics! If you had infinite patience and dexterity you could hold the knife blank in one hand and the file in the other while you shaped the blade. That would probably be the last knife you ever made. Good ergonomics requires clamping the knife blank at waist height so that you can apply your body weight and muscle power to the file in order to make the bevel quickly, accurately and neatly. Use both hands and apply a very great pressure to the file. I also don't like getting steel filings all over my workbench. Consequently I fasten a 2by4 to the workbench which extends out about 12 inches. I then clamp the knife blade to the 2by4 and the filings fall onto the floor.

About steel and heat treating This is a description of the way I heat treat 1095 carbon steel knife blades. My personal objective is to make a small knife with exceptional edge-holding properties instead of something that can be used as a crowbar. Consequently the steel near the edge is kept in a very hard state. Light Weight Theory. Iron atoms have a simple crystal structure. When you add carbon atoms to an iron crystal lattice the equilibrium position for the carbon atoms is in big holes in the lattice. When the carbon atoms are in the big holes, the annealed state, the properties of the iron + carbon alloy (commonly called steel) is only slightly different from the properties with no carbon. You hardly know the carbon atoms are there at all. The magic happens when you heat the steel lattice above a critical temperature (medium red heat or about 1475 degrees Fahrenheit) and then cool it quickly. Then the carbon atoms get stuck in places where they normally wouldn't fit, a non-equilibrium condition. The crystal lattice expands slightly because the carbon atoms have pushed the iron atoms farther apart and becomes very, very much harder. The tensile strength and hardness are vastly increased. The down side of all this is that the steel becomes very brittle. A major for this reason is thermal stress. Unless every part of the steel goes through the exact same cooling cycle there will be parts of the steel where most of the carbon atoms are pushing the iron atoms apart and regions where a smaller fraction of the carbon atoms are distorting the iron lattice. This sets up severe mechanical stress in the steel which may cause it to spontaneously crack. As quenched the steel is probably harder and more brittle than you want. The hardened steel can be made less brittle and thermal stress relieved, tempered, by heating it to a specific temperature for a specific amount of time. Tempering is always a compromise between hardness and stress relief. Remember, no carbon = no hardening. You can't heat treat a nail. Heat sources I have used three different heat sources. The first was my Weber barbecue + charcoal briquettes. I did it in the late afternoon so I could see the medium red hot color in the steel. Light up a medium size pile of briquettes, fan them to get them glowing and plunge the steel into the mass. When the steel is medium red quench it. The advantages of the Weber are that you can do large pieces, there is very little danger of overheating the blade and it provides a reducing atmosphere so there is little chance of de-carburizing the blade. The next furnace I made, good only for small things like carving knives, was a muffle furnace heated by my Bernzomatic torch. Poke a hole in the bottom of a tin can which will accommodate the broad Bernzomatic burner head. Fill the tin can with damp dirt and then jam a 1 inch by 2 inch stick into it to provide the furnace cavity. Pull the stick out and let the dirt dry. Light the torch and play the flame through the hole. Wait until your furnace gets hot before you put in the blade. Simple but effective.

C. Temper the blade to get the desired hardness. in a kitchen oven at 400 deg F for about 20 minutes. The goal is Rockwell C-62. Warning. If you put the knife blade in your wife's oven without thoroughly washing the 30 weight motor oil off you will be in BIG trouble. Many books give a slightly different recipe for tempering carbon steel. The procedure they follow to temper a quenched and hardened blade is. 1. Polish the hardened blade with emery cloth so you see shiny metal. 2. Heat the blade slowly until you see a colored oxide form on the surface of the blade. When the color is just right plunge the blade into water. (light straw color for a knife to deep blue for a screw driver.) That's the way it was done by the village blacksmith. Welcome to the 20'th century. I don't think oxide colors are as accurate as a thermostatically controlled kitchen oven. Differential Tempering A differentially tempered blade has a cutting edge which is harder than the remainder of the blade. This is something I didn't do in the earliest knives I made. I do it now because it looks good but I don't know if the knife is stronger because of it. If you don't want differential tempering then skip steps c. and d. c. Polish the blade with emery cloth so it looks like shiny metal. This is so you can see the oxide colors form on the back as you heat it up the draw some of the temper on the back of the blade. d. Draw more temper from the back of the blade. Hold the blade in a clamp with the cutting edge in contact with a damp pad of paper towel or rag. With a Bernzomatic torch set to put out a pencil flame, play the torch on the back of the blade until a blue oxide layer forms. Ideally you should have the entire blade blue except for the edge. This is easy to screw up. If you don't do a good job of keeping the blade edge cool with the damp rag and the blue oxide forms on the cutting edge then there will be a soft spot which will not stay sharp. Practice your heat treating and tempering techniques on scraps until you are confident. Buena suerte. Japanese swords are hardened and differentially tempered in one process. The un-tempered blade is coated with clay except for the cutting edge. The sword is then heated red hot and plunged into water. The clay layer slows down the cooling rate on the body of the sword and prevents it from becoming fully hard. The cutting edge, exposed directly to the water, cools very quickly and becomes very hard. I think this would take a lot of skill.

I attach the blade to the handle with 30 minute epoxy. Knives which were made using these techniques can be viewed in the PrimitiveWays Trading Post. Tool Set All of the operations in knife making can be done with hand tools but I am the impatient type. The power tools I use are a Bosch power jigsaw and a 1950 vintage Shopsmith which I inherited from my Dad. I use the jigsaw for cutting out the blade from annealed 1095 stock and cutting out the hardwood for the handle. The Shopsmith is set up as a horizontal drill press for drilling the hole in the handle. This insures that the hole is parallel to the sides of the handle. If you have either a good eye or low standards you can use a vice and a hand-held drill. I also use the Shopsmith's disk sander attachment for shaping the blades and handles. Beveling the edge can either be done with a set of files or with a grinder. 'Real' knife makers use a specially constructed dual belt sander for this job. A special hand tool is used for making the slot in the handle which receives the tang of the blade. I think the traditional name for this tool is a 'float'. The float consists of a short section of saw blade mounted in a wooden handle. The thickness of the saw blade is selected to form a slot the same thickness as the knife tang. The tip of the float is ground narrow so it fits in the hole. The float is mounted so it cuts on the pull stroke. One can also make the float from the same material the blade is made from. The following table may seem obvious but it lists various materials and the tools which can be used to shape the | us. Tool us. |

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Danish Hotel Pro Forma has invited The Knife to write music and libretto for Tomorrow, in a Year a Darwin opera. From hotelproforma. dk. In November 2009, it is precisely 150 years since Charles Darwin published The Origin of Species, a work that describes the biological and geological world, as it has come into existence and continues to do so every single day. Our view of the world has been changed for ever as a result of the theory of evolution. Tomorrow, in a year uses Darwins way of observing and describing the world. Change as a process and the interrelationship of all things is the basic material of the performance. Olof Dreijer is now at a field recordning in the Amazon to record animals, fish and plants. Read more at Hotel Pro Forma. dk Premiere will be in Copenhagen September 2009.

The Knife have received two P3 Gold Awards (Swedish national radio's price) and six Swedish Grammies for the Silent Shout album. Due to many different reasons they weren't able to attend the award ceremonies so they asked some of their friends and allies to thank instead. Frau Rabid put their speeches at YouTube (in swedish only) us. Now all remixes of all singles released from the Silent Shout album so far are available on our digital shop. Have a listen

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Long time collaborator and art director of The Knife's audiovisual show Andreas Nilsson, makes his fourth video for the band. A colorful, hysteric journey starring a brown little curved fellow, that we simply don't know the english name of. Watch the video

Fourth and last swedish single release from the Silent Shout album on September the 27th. The track will be hacked by the great Thomas Schumacher, the rapidly emerging Heartthrob of Richie Hawtins Minus Records, and a new mix for the dancefloor from The Knife's old time mixing man Christoffer Berg. Swedish CDS tracklist. 1. Like A Pen - Radio Edit 2. Like A Pen - Album Version 3. Like A Pen - Club Mix 4. Like A Pen - Demo Version 5. Like A Pen - Heartthrob Remix 6. Like A Pen - Thomas Schumacher Dub 7. Like A Pen - Heartthrob Dub 12 Vinyl info TBA!

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Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, make way for Fever Ray. The Knife's Karin Dreijer Andersson has lifted the shroud of secrecy surrounding her previously mentioned solo project to reveal a debut album due next year and a lead-off single due much sooner. Get acquainted with Fever Ray by way of inaugural single "If I Had a Heart". You may recall we discussed the instrumental version of this track last time, and it's still available for streaming at the Fever Ray MySpace. Well the "If I Had a Heart" single proper descends on digital retailers December 16 in the U. S. (via Mute) and in Australia/New Zealand (via etcetc), and the day before in the Scandinavia (via Rabid) and the UK/rest of Europe (via Cooperative Music). So many labels! Meanwhile, a video for "If I Had a Heart", helmed by Knife/Jos Gonzlez director of note Andreas Nilsson, should surface soon. Karin's still keeping mum about the title and tracklist for her debut album as Fever Ray, but that set does have a release date. Or rather, several. March 24 in the U. S., March 23 in Australia/New Zealand, and March 18 in Scandinavia and the UK/rest of Europe, with the same label distribution as above. So many places! As if all that weren't exciting enough, here's Karin in the Fever Ray press release. "I hope that my newly found live band will make it to the stages next year. We are rehearsing and building something beautiful and brilliant." Keen! The Knife, as you'll recall, are in the throes of writing music and words for an artsy opera loosely inspired by the theories of Charles Darwin. Alas, it is not titled

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Make/Model. Buck Stealth Mantis Blade Material.420HC Stainless Length/Style. 2.75 Drop Point, Black Oxide Coated Handle Material. Stainless w/ Black Oxide Coating Closed Length.3.875 Sheath or Clip.Pocket Clip, Black Description. A compact, fully cloaked folder with a unique frame lock design. Holes in the handle both lighten and increase grip characteristics. A great everyday use pocket knife. Dantes Model #. B198BKX MSRP.$37.00 Dantes Price. $26.50

Make/Model. Buck Stealth Pilot Blade Material.420HC Stainless Length/Style. 3.38 Drop Point, Black Oxide Coated Handle Material. Stainless w/ Black Oxide Coating Closed Length.4.5 Sheath or Clip.Pocket Clip, Black Description. A full sized fully cloaked folder with a unique frame lock design. Holes in the handle both lighten and increase grip characteristics. A great everyday use pocket knife. Dantes Model #. B199BKX MSRP.$43.00 Dantes Price. $29.95

Make/Model. Buck Silver Creek Bait Knife Blade Material.420HC Stainless Length/Style. 4.375 Drop Point w/ Serrated Spine Handle Material. Thermoplastic Base w/Rubber Over Mold Overall Length.9.125 Sheath or Clip.Thermoplastic Self Draining Sheath Description. This new fishing series from Buck delivers a great combination of ideal flexibility and rugged durability. All three have a full-tang blade made of 420J2 stainless steel coated with titanium for extra flexibility, strength and corrosion resistance, and hardened to RC 53-55 for easier sharpening. A stainless steel guard lets you apply more downward pressure while cutting. Ergonomically shaped handles have a thermoplastic base with a rubber overmold for comfort and anti-slip ridges for sure grip. Two of the Silver Creek models are fillet knives. The mid-size Model 223 has a 6-3/8” blade, is 11-1/8” overall and weighs 5 oz. Ideal for sport fishing, the larger Model 225 has a 9-5/8” blade, is 14-3/8” long and weighs 5.3 oz. The third Silver Creek knife is the Model 221 bait knife. The blade, with a serrated backbone, is 4-3/8”. overall length is 9- 1/8” and it weighs 4.8 oz. All three come in a sleek, injection-molded plastic sheath with an integrated belt clip and a stylized drainage hole. And, of course, they are backed by Buck's unequaled Lifetime Warranty. Dantes Model #. B221BLX MSRP.$29.00 Dantes Price. $19.95

Make/Model. Buck Silver Creek Large Filet Knife Blade Material.420HC Stainless Length/Style. 9.625 Filet Handle Material. Thermoplastic Base w/Rubber Over Mold Overall Length.14.375 Sheath or Clip.Thermoplastic Self Draining Sheath Description. This new fishing series from Buck delivers a great combination of ideal flexibility and rugged durability. All three have a full-tang blade made of 420J2 stainless steel coated with titanium for extra flexibility, strength and corrosion resistance, and hardened to RC 53-55 for easier sharpening. A stainless steel guard lets you apply more downward pressure while cutting. Ergonomically shaped handles have a thermoplastic base with a rubber overmold for comfort and anti-slip ridges for sure grip. Two of the Silver Creek models are fillet knives. The mid-size Model 223 has a 6-3/8” blade, is 11-1/8” overall and weighs 5 oz. Ideal for sport fishing, the larger Model 225 has a 9-5/8” blade, is 14-3/8” long and weighs 5.3 oz. The third Silver Creek knife is the Model 221 bait knife. The blade, with a serrated backbone, is 4-3/8”. overall length is 9- 1/8” and it weighs 4.8 oz. All three come in a sleek, injection-molded plastic sheath with an integrated belt clip and a stylized drainage hole. And, of course, they are backed by Buck's unequaled Lifetime Warranty. Dantes Model #. B225BLS MSRP.$39.00 Dantes Price. $27.95

Make/Model.Buck Ulti-Mate Ocean Fillet Knife Blade Material.420 J2 Stainless Steel Length/Style.8 3/4 Handle Material.Kraton Sheath or Clip.Plastic Sheath with Drain Hole Description.The ultimate fishing knife sized for lakes and oceans. The secure non-slip Kraton handle locks tightly in the fitted sheath. The super sharp flexible blades will beautifully fillet anything from a trout to a tuna. Dantes Model #.Top. B229 Ulti-Mate Ocean MSRP.B229. $24.00 Dantes Price.B229. $19.95

Make/Model. Buck Alpha Dorado Blade Material.420HC Stainless Length/Style.2 1/2 Handle Material. Charcoal Birchwood over Stainless Steel Frame Closed Length.4 Sheath or Clip.Nylon Sheath Description. What has proven to be a great hunting and field knife, the Alpha Hunter now comes in amore compact version. The stout blade is well suited for hunting, outdoor and utility use. One handed operation thanks to the ambidextrous thumb stud and the secure liner lock. Dantes Model #. B270 MSRP.$69.00 Dantes Price. $47.95

Make/Model.Buck Folding Alpha Hunter, Rosewood Guthook Blade Material.ATS-34 Stainless Steel Length/Style.3 1/2 Gut Hook Handle Material.Rosewood Closed Length.5 Sheath or Clip.Leather Sheath Description.A companion to the Alpha Hunters in a folding option. One handed opening and closing via the thumb stud and a secure liner lock. A knife that is as great looking as it is rugged. A perfect tool for the outdoorsman. Dantes Model #.B276BK MSRP.$112.00 Dantes Price.$76.95

Make/Model.Buck Folding Alpha Hunter, Rosewood Blade Material.ATS-34 Stainless Steel Length/Style.3 1/2 Drop Point Handle Material.Rosewood Closed Length.5 Sheath or Clip.Leather Sheath Description.A companion to the Alpha Hunters in a folding option. One handed opening and closing via the thumb stud and a secure liner lock. A knife that is as great looking as it is rugged. A perfect tool for the outdoorsman. Dantes Model #.B277BK MSRP.$102.00 Dantes Price.$69.95

Make/Model.Buck Folding Alpha Hunter, Gut Hook Blade Material.Stainless Steel Length/Style.3 1/2 Gut Hook Handle Material.Rubberized Slabs Closed Length.5 Sheath or Clip.Nylon Sheath Description.A companion to the Alpha Hunters in a folding option. One handed opening and closing via the thumb stud and a secure liner lock. A knife that is as great looking as it is rugged. A perfect tool for the hunter. *This photo is for reference only, the blades are no longer marked as pictured. Dantes Model #.B278BK MSRP.$86.00 Dantes Price.$58.95

Make/Model.Buck Folding Alpha Hunter, Gut Hook, Camo Blade Material.420HC Stainless Steel Length/Style.3 1/2 Gut Hook Handle Material.Mossy Oak Break Up Camo Pattern Closed Length.5 Sheath or Clip.Nylon Sheath Description.A companion to the Alpha Hunters in a folding option. One handed opening and closing via the thumb stud and a secure liner lock. A knife that is as great looking as it is rugged. A perfect tool for the hunter and the Camo pattern will make the user a cut above the others in the field. Dantes Model #.B278CM MSRP.$91.00 Dantes Price.$62.95

Make/Model.Buck Folding Alpha Hunter, Rubber Grips Blade Material.Stainless Steel Length/Style.3 1/2 Drop Point Handle Material.Rubberized Slabs Closed Length.5 Sheath or Clip.Nylon Sheath Description.A companion to the Alpha Hunters in a folding option. One handed opening and closing via the thumb stud and a secure liner lock. A knife that is as great looking as it is rugged. A perfect tool for the outdoorsman. *This photo is for reference only, the blades are no longer marked as pictured. Dantes Model #.B279BK MSRP.$76.00 Dantes Price.$51.95

Make/Model. Buck Bantam BBW Blade Material.420HC Stainless Length/Style. 2.75 Drop Point Handle Material. Thermoplastic w/Textured Surface Closed Length.3.75 Sheath or Clip.N/A Description. When work or everyday chores call for a knife, one with an ergonomic grip and a serious blade will make the going easier. The new Bantam series are easy to use, lightweight knives with textured handles and stout blades. One handed openers with a secure mid-lockback, a secure feel and Bucks Unconditional Lifetime Warranty. Dantes Model #. B284 MSRP.$16.00 Dantes Price. $12.95

Make/Model. Buck Bantam BLW Blade Material.420HC Stainless Length/Style. 3.125 Drop Point Handle Material. Thermoplastic w/Textured Surface Closed Length.4.375 Sheath or Clip.Pocket Clip Description. When work or everyday chores call for a knife, one with an ergonomic grip and a serious blade will make the going easier. The new Bantam series are easy to use, lightweight knives with textured handles and stout blades. One handed openers with a secure mid-lockback, a secure feel and Bucks Unconditional Lifetime Warranty. Dantes Model #. B285 MSRP.$21.00 Dantes Price. $15.95

Make/Model. Buck Bantam BHW Blade Material.420HC Stainless Length/Style. 3.625 Drop Point Handle Material. Thermoplastic w/Textured Surface Closed Length.5.125 Sheath or Clip.Pocket Clip Description. When work or everyday chores call for a knife, one with an ergonomic grip and a serious blade will make the going easier. The new Bantam series are easy to use, lightweight knives with textured handles and stout blades. One handed openers with a secure mid-lockback, a secure feel and Bucks Unconditional Lifetime Warranty. Dantes Model #. B286 MSRP.$25.00 Dantes Price. $18.95

Make/Model. Buck Bantam BBW, Camo Blade Material.420HC Stainless Length/Style. 2.75 Drop Point Handle Material. Thermoplastic w/Mossy Oak Break-Up Pattern Closed Length.3.75 Sheath or Clip.N/A Description. When work or everyday chores call for a knife, one with an ergonomic grip and a serious blade will make the going easier. The new Bantam series are easy to use, lightweight knives with textured handles and stout blades. One handed openers with a secure mid-lockback, a secure feel and Bucks Unconditional Lifetime Warranty. Dantes Model #. B284CM MSRP.$21.00 Dantes Price. $16.95

Make/Model. Buck Bantam BLW, Camo Blade Material.420HC Stainless Length/Style. 3.125 Drop Point Handle Material. Thermoplastic w/Mossy Oak Break-Up Pattern Closed Length.4.375 Sheath or Clip.Pocket Clip Description. When work or everyday chores call for a knife, one with an ergonomic grip and a serious blade will make the going easier. The new Bantam series are easy to use, lightweight knives with textured handles and stout blades. One handed openers with a secure mid-lockback, a secure feel and Bucks Unconditional Lifetime Warranty. Dantes Model #. B285CM MSRP.$26.00 Dantes Price. $19.95

Make/Model. Buck Bantam BHW, Camo Blade Material.420HC Stainless Length/Style. 3.625 Drop Point Handle Material. Thermoplastic w/Mossy Oak Break-Up Pattern Closed Length.5.125 Sheath or Clip.Pocket Clip Description. When work or everyday chores call for a knife, one with an ergonomic grip and a serious blade will make the going easier. The new Bantam series are easy to use, lightweight knives with textured handles and stout blades. One handed openers with a secure mid-lockback, a secure feel and Bucks Unconditional Lifetime Warranty. Dantes Model #. B286CM MSRP.$30.00 Dantes Price. $22.95

Make/Model. Buck Rush, ATS-34 Blade Material.ATS 34 Stainless Steel Length/Style. 2 1/2 Drop Point Handle Material. Grey Anodized Aluminum Closed Length.3 3/4 Sheath or Clip.Pocket Clip Description. ASAP! Advanced Spring Assisted Performance means lightning fast opening with the flip of the blade extension which rises above the handle when folded. A safe, easy to use and secure lock prevents accidental openings. Buck's unique spring assist allows for the skeleton frame design to save on weight without sacrificing strength in this 2.4 ounce heavyweight. Now with one of the premier knife steels of our time. Dantes Model #. B291GY MSRP.$97.00 Dantes Price. $66.95

The Tempest is a full-size, assisted-opening knife with a unique skeleton handle construction and Buck’s patent pending ASAP Technology™ - an advanced-design spring mechanism that provides easy, safe blade release.

The Tempest is a full-size, quick assisted-opening knife with a unique skeleton handle construction and Buck’s patent pending ASAP Technology™ - an advanced-design spring mechanism that provides easy, safe blade release. Extra security is provided by a top lock located just behind the trigger.

A full-size, assisted-opening knife with solid handle construction and Buck’s patent pending ASAP Technology™ - an advanced-design spring mechanism that provides easy, safe blade release. Tribal striping machined into the handle seems to flow as the blue flows into the burgundy. A tough and beautiful knife.

Make/Model.Buck Stockman Blade Material.Stainless Steel Length/Style.Clip, Spey and Sheepsfoot Blades Handle Material.Black Polymer Closed Length.3 7/8 Description.Buck's largest three blade traditional knife. Like and old friend, these are trusted tools of the outdoorsman. Quality Buck knives in classic patterns. Dantes Model #.B301 MSRP.$46.00 Dantes Price.$32.50

Make/Model.Buck Lancer Blade Material.Stainless Steel Length/Style. Clip and Coping Blades Handle Material.Black Delrin Closed Length.2 5/8 Description.The smallest knife made by Buck, yet it remains one of the most prized pocket knives for it's handy size and durable construction. The traditional hammer, blade, bolt symbol adorns the inlay in the handle. Dantes Model #.B305 MSRP.$32.00 Dantes Price. $22.95

Make/Model. Buck Stockman Blade Material.440C Stainless Steel Length/Style. Clip, Sheepsfoot and Pen Blades Handle Material. Wood w/ Classic Buck Logo Shield Closed Length.3 7/8 Description. This traditional Stockman has been brought back into Buck's line, manufactured to Buck's strict quality standards. Their classic Bolt logo is inlaid into the Woodgrain handle framed by nickel silver bolsters. Brass liners insure this knife will be a durable performer. Dantes Model #. B371 MSRP.$29.00 Dantes Price. $21.95

Make/Model. Buck Muskrat Blade Material.Stainless Steel Length/Style. Clip and Spey Blades Handle Material. Wood w/ Classic Buck Logo Shield Closed Length.3 1/2 Description. This traditional Muskrat has been brought back into Buck's line, manufactured to Buck's strict quality standards. Their classic Bolt logo is inlaid into the Woodgrain handle framed by nickel silver bolsters. Brass liners insure this knife will be a durable performer. Dantes Model #. B372 MSRP.$28.00 Dantes Price. $20.95

Make/Model. Buck Trio Blade Material. 440C Stainless Steel Length/Style. Clip, Sheepsfoot and Pen Blades Handle Material. Wood w/ Classic Buck Logo Shield Closed Length.3 1/4 Description. This smaller version of the stockman above has been brought back into Buck's line, manufactured to Buck's strict quality standards. Their classic Bolt logo is inlaid into the Woodgrain handle framed by nickel silver bolsters. Brass liners insure this knife will be a durable performer. Dantes Model #. B373 MSRP.$25.00 Dantes Price. $18.95

Make/Model. Buck Deuce Blade Material. 440C Stainless Steel Length/Style. Clip and Coping Blades Handle Material. Wood w/ Classic Buck Logo Shield Closed Length.2 5/8 Description. This traditional whittler has been brought back into Buck's line, manufactured to Buck's strict quality standards. Their classic Bolt logo is inlaid into the Woodgrain handle framed by nickel silver bolsters. Brass liners insure this knife will be a durable performer. Dantes Model #. B375 MSRP.$21.00 Dantes Price. $16.95

Make/Model. Buck Solo Blade Material. 440C Stainless Steel Length/Style. Clip Blade Handle Material. Wood w/ Classic Buck Logo Shield Closed Length.3 Description. This traditional utility knife has been brought back into Buck's line, manufactured to Buck's strict quality standards. Their classic Bolt logo is inlaid into the Woodgrain handle framed by nickel silver bolsters. Brass liners insure this knife will be a durable performer. Dantes Model #. B379 MSRP.$16.00 Dantes Price. $12.95

Make/Model. Buck Trapper Blade Material.Stainless Steel Length/Style. Clip and Spey Blades Handle Material. Wood w/ Classic Buck Logo Shield Closed Length.3 1/2 Description. This traditional Trapper has been brought back into Buck's line, manufactured to Buck's strict quality standards. Their classic Bolt logo is inlaid into the Woodgrain handle framed by nickel silver bolsters. Brass liners insure this knife will be a durable performer. Dantes Model #. B382 MSRP.$27.00 Dantes Price. $19.95

Make/Model. Buck Large Trapper Blade Material.Stainless Steel Length/Style. Clip and Spey Blades Handle Material. Wood w/ Classic Buck Logo Shield Closed Length.4 Description. This traditional Trapper has been brought back into Buck's line, manufactured to Buck's strict quality standards. Their classic Bolt logo is inlaid into the Woodgrain handle framed by nickel silver bolsters. Brass liners insure this knife will be a durable performer. Dantes Model #. B384 MSRP.$31.00 Dantes Price. $22.95

Make/Model. Buck Omni Hunter, 10 Point Blade Material.420HC Stainless Length/Style. 3 1/4 Drop Point Handle Material. Rubberized Thermoplastic Overall Length.7 3/4' Sheath or Clip.Nylon Sheath Description. The Omni Hunters are compact and heavy duty hunting knives with a comfortable contoured handle. Full tang construction lies beneath the easy to grip finger grooved handle. A lanyard hole completes the back end of the knife while the hefty drop point finishes the business end. Dantes Model #. B390 MSRP.$40.00 Dantes Price. $27.95

Make/Model. Buck Omni Hunter, 10 Point Camo Blade Material.420HC Stainless Length/Style. 3 1/4 Drop Point Handle Material. Rubberized Thermoplastic w/ Realtree Hardwoods Green HD Overall Length.7 3/4' Sheath or Clip.Nylon Sheath Description. The Omni Hunters are compact and heavy duty hunting knives with a comfortable contoured handle. Full tang construction lies beneath the easy to grip finger grooved handle. A lanyard hole completes the back end of the knife while the hefty drop point finishes the business end. This is the Realtree hardwoods Green High Definition camo version. Dantes Model #. B390CM MSRP.$45.00 Dantes Price. $30.95

Make/Model. Buck Omni Hunter, 12 Point Blade Material.420HC Stainless Length/Style. 4 Drop Point Handle Material. Rubberized Thermoplastic Overall Length.9 3/4' Sheath or Clip.Nylon Sheath Description. These are the full sized Omni Hunters. Heavy duty hunting knives with a comfortable contoured handle featuring full tang construction and an easy to grip finger grooved handle. A lanyard hole completes the back end of the knife while the hefty drop point finishes the business end. Dantes Model #. B392 MSRP.$48.00 Dantes Price. $33.50

Make/Model. Buck Omni Hunter, 12 Point, Camo Blade Material.420HC Stainless Length/Style. 4 Drop Point Handle Material. Green Rubberized Thermoplastic w/ Realtree Hardwoods Green HD Overall Length.9 3/4' Sheath or Clip.Nylon Sheath, Camo Description. These are the full sized Omni Hunters. Heavy duty hunting knives with a comfortable contoured handle featuring full tang construction and an easy to grip finger grooved handle. A lanyard hole completes the back end of the knife while the hefty drop point finishes the business end. Dantes Model #. B392CM MSRP.$53.00 Dantes Price. $36.50

Make/Model. Buck Omni Hunter, 12 Point Guthook Blade Material.420HC Stainless Length/Style. 4 Gut Hook Blade Handle Material. Rubberized Thermoplastic Overall Length.9 3/4' Sheath or Clip.Nylon Sheath Description. These are the full sized Omni Hunters. Heavy duty hunting knives with a comfortable contoured handle featuring full tang construction and an easy to grip finger grooved handle. A lanyard hole completes the back end of the knife while the gut hook blade finishes the business end. Dantes Model #. B393 MSRP.$54.00 Dantes Price. $37.50

Make/Model. Buck Omni Hunter, 12 Point Guthook, Camo Blade Material.420HC Stainless Length/Style. 4 Gut Hook Blade Handle Material. Rubberized Thermoplastic w/ Realtree Hardwoods Green HD Overall Length.9 3/4' Sheath or Clip.Nylon Sheath Description. These are the full sized Omni Hunters. Heavy duty hunting knives with a comfortable contoured handle featuring full tang construction and an easy to grip finger grooved handle. A lanyard hole completes the back end of the knife while the gut hook blade finishes the business end. This is the Realtree hardwoods Green High Definition camo version. Dantes Model #. B393CM MSRP.$59.00 Dantes Price. $40.50

A Limited Edition of 1000, Buck brings back a classic skinner, many a hunter's favorite knife of years gone by. The distinctive shape of this classic skinner is highlighted with a Sambar Stag handle. Each knife is serialized.

A Limited Edition of 100, this Buck Custom brings back a classic skinner, many a hunter's favorite knife of years gone by.

Mirror polishing of the blade and iridescent and detailed Burlwood combine to create the great look of this gorgeous knife.

Make/Model. Buck Kalinga Pro Blade Material.420HC Stainless Steel Length/Style. 4.875 Upswept Skinner Handle Material. Dynaflex Rubber over Full Tang Overall Length. 10.125 Sheath or Clip.Nylon Sheath Description. The legend of the Kalinga continues. Long one of the favorite authentic models, with a large sweeping skinner blade and ergonomic handle. Redesigned for today's hunter, the Kalinga Pro maintains the fluid design that made the original Kalinga a legend in the knife world. A beefy knife for serious game hunters. Dantes Model #. B406 MSRP.$80.00 Dantes Price. $54.95

Make/Model. Buck Kalinga Pro, Camo Blade Material.420HC Stainless Steel Length/Style. 4.875 Upswept Skinner Handle Material. Dynaflex Rubber over Full Tang w/Realtree Hardwoods Green HD Camo Overall Length. 10.125 Sheath or Clip.Nylon Sheath in Matching Camo Pattern Description. The legend of the Kalinga continues. Long one of the favorite authentic models, with a large sweeping skinner blade and ergonomic handle. Redesigned for today's hunter, the Kalinga Pro maintains the fluid design that made the original Kalinga a legend in the knife world. A beefy knife for serious game hunters. Dantes Model #. B406CM MSRP.$85.00 Dantes Price. $59.95

Make/Model. Buck Kalinga Pro, Rosewood Blade Material.S30V Stainless Steel Length/Style. 4.875 Upswept Skinner Handle Material. Rosewood w/Brass Guard and Pins Overall Length. 10.125 Sheath or Clip.Leather Sheath Description. With a large sweeping, mirror polished blade and the naturally beautiful Rosewood handle, the Kalinga Pro maintains the fluid design that made the original Buck Kalinga a legend in the knife world. The Ultimate Kalinga in terms of looks, feel and ability. Dantes Model #. B408 MSRP.$140.00 Dantes Price. $109.95

Make/Model. Buck Kalinga Pro Folder Blade Material.420HC Stainless Steel Length/Style. 3.875 Upswept Skinner Handle Material. Dynaflex Rubber over Full Tang Closed Length. 5.25 Sheath or Clip.Nylon Sheath Description. The legend of the Kalinga continues. Long one of the favorite authentic models, with a large sweeping skinner blade and ergonomic handle. Redesigned for today's hunter, the Kalinga Pro maintains the fluid design that made the original Kalinga a legend in the knife world. A beefy knife for serious game hunters. Dantes Model #. B415 MSRP.$90.00 Dantes Price. $61.95

Make/Model. Buck Kalinga Pro Folder, RealTree Hardwoods Camo Blade Material.420HC Stainless Steel Length/Style. 3.875 Upswept Skinner Handle Material. RealTree Hardwoods Camo Dynaflex Rubber over Full Tang Closed Length. 5.25 Sheath or Clip.RealTree Hardwoods Camo Nylon Sheath Description. The legend of the Kalinga continues. Long one of the favorite authentic models, with a large sweeping skinner blade and ergonomic handle. Redesigned for today's hunter, the Kalinga Pro maintains the fluid design that made the original Kalinga a legend in the knife world. A beefy knife for serious game hunters, especially with the RealTree Hardwoods Camo on the handle and sheath. Dantes Model #. B415CM MSRP.$95.00 Dantes Price. $65.95

Make/Model. Buck Kalinga Pro Folder, Rosewood Blade Material.S30V Stainless Length/Style. 3.875 Upswept Skinner Handle Material. Rosewood w/ Brass Bolsters Closed Length. 5.25 Sheath or Clip.Leather Sheath Description. The legend of the Kalinga continues. Long one of the favorite authentic models, with a large sweeping skinner blade and ergonomic handle. Redesigned for today's hunter, the Kalinga Pro maintains the fluid design that made the original Kalinga a legend in the knife world. A beefy knife for serious game hunters. Dantes Model #. B419 MSRP.$150.00 Dantes Price. $103.95

Make/Model.Buck Revolution, Blue Blade Material.Stainless Steel Length/Style.3 Partially Serrated Drop Point Handle Material.Anodized Aluminum Overall Length.7 1/2 Sheath or Clip.Sheathing in Handle Description.A rugged fixed blade knife with a unique, lightweight handle that revolves to become the sheath. An integral clipping mechanism and bottle opener become available when the knife is in the closed position. A push button lock release is secure and convenient. Designed for the outdoorsman, the 2.6 oz. knife can be kept on a belt loop or attached to your equipment via the integral clipping mechanism. Dantes Model #.B437BL MSRP.$90.00 Dantes Price.

Make/Model.Buck Revolution, Green Blade Material.Stainless Steel Length/Style.3 Partially Serrated Drop Point Handle Material.Anodized Aluminum Overall Length.7 1/2 Sheath or Clip.Sheathing in Handle Description.A rugged fixed blade knife with a unique, lightweight handle that revolves to become the sheath. An integral clipping mechanism and bottle opener become available when the knife is in the closed position. A push button lock release is secure and convenient. Designed for the outdoorsman, the 2.6 oz. knife can be kept on a belt loop or attached to your equipment via the integral clipping mechanism. Dantes Model #.B437GR MSRP.$90.00 Dantes Price.

Make/Model.Buck Revolution, Orange Blade Material.Stainless Steel Length/Style.3 Partially Serrated Drop Point Handle Material.Anodized Aluminum Overall Length.7 1/2 Sheath or Clip.Sheathing in Handle Description.A rugged fixed blade knife with a unique, lightweight handle that revolves to become the sheath. An integral clipping mechanism and bottle opener become available when the knife is in the closed position. A push button lock release is secure and convenient. Designed for the outdoorsman, the 2.6 oz. knife can be kept on a belt loop or attached to your equipment via the integral clipping mechanism. Dantes Model #.B437OR MSRP.$90.00 Dantes Price.

Make/Model.Buck Revolution, High Visibility Purple Blade Material.Stainless Steel Length/Style.3 Partially Serrated Drop Point Handle Material.Anodized Aluminum Overall Length.7 1/2 Sheath or Clip.Sheathing in Handle Description.A rugged fixed blade knife with a unique, lightweight handle that revolves to become the sheath. An integral clipping mechanism and bottle opener become available when the knife is in the closed position. A push button lock release is secure and convenient. Designed for the outdoorsman, the 2.6 oz. knife can be kept on a belt loop or attached to your equipment via the integral clipping mechanism. Dantes Model #.B437PL MSRP.$90.00 Dantes Price.

Make/Model.Buck Custom Prince Blade Material.420HC Stainless Steel, Mirror Polished Length/Style.2 1/2 Drop Point, Handle Material.Apple Coral w/ Mokume Bolsters and Mosaic Pins Closed Length.3 3/8 Description.Apple Coral and Mokume bolsters blend to create one of the prettiest pieces to come from Buck's Custom Shop yet. This limited edition of 250 knives also features filework on both the mirror polished blade and backspring. Truly an impressive knife, a gem to be sure. Dantes Model #.Prince. B503LE1 MSRP.$300.00 Dantes Price. $259.95

Make/Model.Buck Custom BuckLock Blade Material.420HC Stainless Steel, Mirror Polished Length/Style.3 Drop Point, Handle Material.Apple Coral w/ Mokume Bolsters and Mosaic Pins Closed Length.4.25 Description.Apple Coral and Mokume bolsters blend to create one of the prettiest pieces to come from Buck's Custom Shop yet. This limited edition of 250 knives also features filework on both the mirror polished blade and backspring. Truly an impressive knife, a gem to be sure. Dantes Model #.Prince. B532LE1 MSRP.$450.00 Dantes Price. $399.95

Make/Model. Buck Knives The Gent Blade Material. Stainless steel Length/style. 1 7/8 Drop-point Handle material. Brushed Stainless Closed length. 2 3/4 Description. We have received so many requests for an engravable executive style pocket knife that we have added this fine knife to our line. Slim and smooth, with nothing to catch in your pocket. A great gift item for honoring a faithful worker or family member and desire to mark the occasion by engraving those special thoughts on the brushed stainless steel handle. Dantes Model #. B525 MSRP.$30.00 Dantes Price. $21.95

Make/Model.Buck Gent Salute to America Blade Material.Stainless Steel Length/Style.1 7/8 Drop Point Blade Handle Material.Acrylic Over Graphic Closed Length.2 3/4 Description.A rich and colorful salute to this great land! The back side is navy blue while the front shows the Bald Eagle in front of our flag. A popular sized executive knife with the added pride of the message behind this knife. Dantes Model #.B525AM MSRP. $38.00 Dantes Price.$27.50

Make/Model. Buck Short Nighthawk Blade Material.420HC Stainless Steel Length/Style. 4 7/8 Modified Clip Blade w/ Black Oxide Finish Handle Material. Reinforced Nylon w/ Rubberized Grip Overall Length.10 3/8 Sheath or Clip.Nylon Sheath Description. A stout version of the Nighthawk featuring a serrated cutting edge and 5/16 thick blade steel. A tough knife with an ergonomically comfortable handle that has proven itself in the fields if Afghanistan and Iraq. Dantes Model #. B655ODX MSRP.$69.00 Dantes Price. $47.95

Make/Model.Buck Zipper Blade Material.420HC Stainless Steel Length/Style. 4 1/4 Skinner with Gut Hook Handle Material.Rubberized with Brass Butt and Guard Overall Length.8 1/2 Sheath or Clip. Cordura Nylon Sheath Description.One of Buck's most famous knives for the hunter. The surefooted grip allows confidence during those tasks where absolute control is critical. Hollow ground to provide a razor sharp cutting surface, a gutting hook to assist in the field dressing of game. Backed by the best guaranty in the knife business, the Buck Lifetime Warranty. Dantes Model #.B691BK MSRP.$94.00 Dantes Price.$64.95

Make/Model. Buck Vanguard-R Blade Material. Stainless Steel Length/Style. 4 1/8 Hollow Ground Drop Point Handle Material. Textured Rubberized with Satin Finished Brass Butt and Guard Overall Length. 8 3/8' Sheath/Clip. Cordura® Plus Description. A great all purpose field knife with the added safety and comfort of the non-slip grip. A very beautiful knife with the satin finished blade and brass butt and guard. The Cordura sheath will stand up well to the elements and offers a quieter approach to game. Covered by Buck's Lifetime Guarantee. Dantes Model #. B692BK MSRP. $84.00 Dantes Price. $57.95

Make/Model. Buck X-Tract Tool, Black Blade Material.420HC Stainless Length/Style. 3 Drop Point Handle Material. Thermoplastic Over Steel Frame Closed Length.4.25 Sheath or Clip.Nylon Sheath Description. The X-Tract is a multi-function tool with one handed access to everything, as specified by Buck collaborator and world renowned mountaineer, Pete Whittaker. The X-Tract has just the tools you need at your fingertips. In contrast to typical tools, it has a serious, full sized blade, quick access to all implements using just one hand, and a traditional handle for greater leverage. Tools included are. Pliers, Wire Cutters, Serrated Knife, Phillips Screwdriver, Flathead Screwdriver and a Can/Bottle Opener. Perfect for the handyman and the outdoorsman. Dantes Model #. B730BKX MSRP.$53.00 Dantes Price. $36.95

Make/Model. Buck X-Tract Tool, Blue Blade Material.420HC Stainless Length/Style. 3 Drop Point Handle Material. Thermoplastic Over Steel Frame Closed Length.4.25 Sheath or Clip.Nylon Sheath Description. The X-Tract is a multi-function tool with one handed access to everything, as specified by Buck collaborator and world renowned mountaineer, Pete Whittaker. The X-Tract has just the tools you need at your fingertips. In contrast to typical tools, it has a serious, full sized blade, quick access to all implements using just one hand, and a traditional handle for greater leverage. Tools included are. Pliers, Wire Cutters, Serrated Knife, Phillips Screwdriver, Flathead Screwdriver and a Can/Bottle Opener. Perfect for the handyman and the outdoorsman. Dantes Model #. B730BLX MSRP.$53.00 Dantes Price. $36.95

Make/Model. Buck X-Tract Tool, Camo Blade Material.420HC Stainless Length/Style. 3 Drop Point Handle Material. Thermoplastic Over Steel Frame w/ RealTree Hardwoods Green HD Camo Closed Length.4.25 Sheath or Clip.Nylon Sheath Description. The X-Tract is a multi-function tool with one handed access to everything, as specified by Buck collaborator and world renowned mountaineer, Pete Whittaker. The X-Tract has just the tools you need at your fingertips. In contrast to typical tools, it has a serious, full sized blade, quick access to all implements using just one hand, and a traditional handle for greater leverage. Tools included are. Pliers, Wire Cutters, Serrated Knife, Phillips Screwdriver, Flathead Screwdriver and a Can/Bottle Opener. Perfect for the handyman and the outdoorsman. Dantes Model #. B730CM MSRP.$55.00 Dantes Price. $38.50

Make/Model. Buck X-Tract Tool, Platinum Blade Material.420HC Stainless Length/Style. 3 Drop Point Handle Material. Thermoplastic Over Steel Frame Closed Length.4.25 Sheath or Clip.Nylon Sheath Description. The X-Tract is a multi-function tool with one handed access to everything, as specified by Buck collaborator and world renowned mountaineer, Pete Whittaker. The X-Tract has just the tools you need at your fingertips. In contrast to typical tools, it has a serious, full sized blade, quick access to all implements using just one hand, and a traditional handle for greater leverage. Tools included are. Pliers, Wire Cutters, Serrated Knife, Phillips Screwdriver, Flathead Screwdriver and a Can/Bottle Opener. Perfect for the handyman and the outdoorsman. Dantes Model #. B730PL MSRP.$53.00 Dantes Price. $36.95

Make/Model. Buck X-Tract Tool, Red Blade Material.420HC Stainless Length/Style. 3 Drop Point Handle Material. Thermoplastic Over Steel Frame Closed Length.4.25 Sheath or Clip.Nylon Sheath Description. The X-Tract is a multi-function tool with one handed access to everything, as specified by Buck collaborator and world renowned mountaineer, Pete Whittaker. The X-Tract has just the tools you need at your fingertips. In contrast to typical tools, it has a serious, full sized blade, quick access to all implements using just one hand, and a traditional handle for greater leverage. Tools included are. Pliers, Wire Cutters, Serrated Knife, Phillips Screwdriver, Flathead Screwdriver and a Can/Bottle Opener. Perfect for the handyman and the outdoorsman. Dantes Model #. B730RD MSRP.$53.00 Dantes Price. $36.95

Make/Model. Buck X-Tract LED Flashlight Tool, Black Blade Material.420HC Stainless Length/Style. 3 Drop Point Handle Material. Thermoplastic Over Steel Frame Closed Length.4.25 Sheath or Clip.Nylon Sheath Description. The improved X-Tract now has an LED flashlight along with the tools you need at your fingertips. In contrast to typical tools, it has a serious, full sized blade, quick access to all implements using just one hand, and a traditional handle for greater leverage. Tools included are. Pliers, Wire Cutters, Serrated Knife, Phillips Screwdriver, Flathead Screwdriver and a Can/Bottle Opener. Perfect for the handyman and the outdoorsman. Dantes Model #. B731BKX MSRP.$65.00 Dantes Price. $44.95

Make/Model. Buck X-Tract LED Flashlight Tool, Platinum Blade Material.420HC Stainless Length/Style. 3 Drop Point Handle Material. Thermoplastic Over Steel Frame Closed Length.4.25 Sheath or Clip.Nylon Sheath Description. The improved X-Tract now has an LED flashlight along with the tools you need at your fingertips. In contrast to typical tools, it has a serious, full sized blade, quick access to all implements using just one hand, and a traditional handle for greater leverage. Tools included are. Pliers, Wire Cutters, Serrated Knife, Phillips Screwdriver, Flathead Screwdriver and a Can/Bottle Opener. Perfect for the handyman and the outdoorsman. Dantes Model #. B731PLX MSRP.$65.00 Dantes Price. $44.95

Make/Model. Buck Transport, Blue Blade Material.420J2 Stainless Length/Style. 1.25 Drop Point Handle Material. Translucent ABS Closed Length.2.88 Description. A handy keychain knife with fail safe functionality from its smooth curves to the dependable button lock. It also has a built in bottle opener and an ample loop for attachment to a lanyard or keychain. Everyone should have one of these lightweight titans. Dantes Model #. B756BL MSRP.$20.00 Dantes Price. $14.95

Make/Model. Buck Transport, Pearl Blade Material.420J2 Stainless Length/Style. 1.25 Drop Point Handle Material. Translucent ABS Closed Length.2.88 Description. A handy keychain knife with fail safe functionality from its smooth curves to the dependable button lock. It also has a built in bottle opener and an ample loop for attachment to a lanyard or keychain. Everyone should have one of these lightweight titans. Dantes Model #. B756PE MSRP.$20.00 Dantes Price. $14.95

Make/Model. Buck Transport, Red Blade Material.420J2 Stainless Length/Style. 1.25 Drop Point Handle Material. Translucent ABS Closed Length.2.88 Description. A handy keychain knife with fail safe functionality from its smooth curves to the dependable button lock. It also has a built in bottle opener and an ample loop for attachment to a lanyard or keychain. Everyone should have one of these lightweight titans. Dantes Model #. B756RD MSRP.$20.00 Dantes Price. $14.95

Make/Model. Buck Transport, Smoke Blade Material.420J2 Stainless Length/Style. 1.25 Drop Point Handle Material. Translucent ABS Closed Length.2.88 Description. A handy keychain knife with fail safe functionality from its smooth curves to the dependable button lock. It also has a built in bottle opener and an ample loop for attachment to a lanyard or keychain. Everyone should have one of these lightweight titans. Dantes Model #. B756SM MSRP.$20.00 Dantes Price. $14.95

Make/Model. Buck Metro LED, Blue Blade Material.420J2 Stainless Length/Style. 1 1/4 Drop Point Handle Material. Nylon Over Stainless Frame Closed Length.2 3/8 Description. The Metro has been a success and can be found in many purses and on may key chains. This version features an LED flashlight that shines down the blade. The light is easily turned on and off but if you forget, will turn itself off after 3 minutes. A hand light or a handy knife. the Metro will be there when you need it. Dantes Model #. B758BL MSRP.$30.00 Dantes Price. $21.50

Make/Model. Buck Metro LED, Red Blade Material.420J2 Stainless Length/Style. 1 1/4 Drop Point Handle Material. Nylon Over Stainless Frame Closed Length.2 3/8 Description. The Metro has been a success and can be found in many purses and on may key chains. This version features an LED flashlight that shines down the blade. The light is easily turned on and off but if you forget, will turn itself off after 3 minutes. A hand light or a handy knife. the Metro will be there when you need it. Dantes Model #. B758RD MSRP.$30.00 Dantes Price. $21.50

Make/Model.Buck Metro Blade Material.Stainless Steel Length/Style.1 1/8 Drop Point Handle Material.Anodized Aluminum Closed Length.2 3/8 Description. A terribly handy little key chain knife, the Metro is a knife with a liner lock, a bottle opener and a soda can opener. Attach it to your key ring and you are on your way. Cute is how it is most often described! Dantes Model #.Black. B759BK Blue. B759BL MSRP.$22.00 Dantes Price.$16.95

Make/Model.Buck Metro, Orange Blade Material.Stainless Steel Length/Style.1 1/8 Drop Point Handle Material.Anodized Aluminum Closed Length.2 3/8 Description. A terribly handy little key chain knife, the Metro is a knife with a liner lock, a bottle opener and a soda can opener. Attach it to your key ring and you are on your way. Cute is how it is most often described! Dantes Model #.B759OR MSRP.$22.00 Dantes Price.$16.95.

Make/Model.Buck Summit, Black Blade Material.420HC Stainless Steel Length/Style.2 1/2 Drop Point Handle Material.Anodized Aluminum w/ Transparent Thermoplastic Sub-handle Closed Length.4 1/8 Description.Designed for backpackers, campers, picnickers and climbers, Buck introduces a unique, ergonomic one hand opening/closing knife with essential tools for those activities. Tools packaged within this striking knife are. Bottle/can opener, corkscrew and screwdriver. A generous lanyard hole allows for secure attachment via clip, cord or carbineer. Dantes Model #.B760BK MSRP.$77.00 Dantes Price.$52.95

Make/Model.Buck Summit, Blue Blade Material.420HC Stainless Steel Length/Style.2 1/2 Drop Point Handle Material.Anodized Aluminum w/ Transparent Thermoplastic Sub-handle Closed Length.4 1/8 Description.Designed for backpackers, campers, picnickers and climbers, Buck introduces a unique, ergonomic one hand opening/closing knife with essential tools for those activities. Tools packaged within this striking knife are. Bottle/can opener, corkscrew and screwdriver. A generous lanyard hole allows for secure attachment via clip, cord or carbineer. Dantes Model #.B760BL MSRP.$77.00 Dantes Price.$52.95

Make/Model.Buck Summit, Green Blade Material.420HC Stainless Steel Length/Style.2 1/2 Drop Point Handle Material.Anodized Aluminum w/ Transparent Thermoplastic Sub-handle Closed Length.4 1/8 Description.Designed for backpackers, campers, picnickers and climbers, Buck introduces a unique, ergonomic one hand opening/closing knife with essential tools for those activities. Tools packaged within this striking knife are. Bottle/can opener, corkscrew and screwdriver. A generous lanyard hole allows for secure attachment via clip, cord or carbineer. Dantes Model #.B760GR MSRP.$77.00 Dantes Price.$52.95

Make/Model.Buck Summit, Red Blade Material.420HC Stainless Steel Length/Style.2 1/2 Drop Point Handle Material.Anodized Aluminum w/ Transparent Thermoplastic Sub-handle Closed Length.4 1/8 Description.Designed for backpackers, campers, picnickers and climbers, Buck introduces a unique, ergonomic one hand opening/closing knife with essential tools for those activities. Tools packaged within this striking knife are. Bottle/can opener, corkscrew and screwdriver. A generous lanyard hole allows for secure attachment via clip, cord or carbineer. Dantes Model #.B760RD MSRP.$77.00 Dantes Price.$52.95

Make/Model.Buck Twin Peaks, Blue Blade Material.420HC Stainless Steel Length/Style.2 1/2 Drop Point Handle Material.Molded Thermoplastic Closed Length.4 Description.The lightweight, dual bladed Twin Peaks has been specifically designed for backpackers, campers, picnickers and climbers. It has a full sized, partially serrated blade that can be opened with one hand (right or left), along with a smaller blade for fine cutting. The screwdriver works for both Phillips and flathead screws and is combined with a bottle opener, making it a very handy tool. The corkscrew is also a convenient tool for those romantic encounters in the wilds. All tools and blades lock open for safety and the ergonomic and textured handle can be securely held even when wet. Knife shown on one of our knife stands available separately. Dantes Model #.B761BLX MSRP.$47.00 Dantes Price.$32.95

Make/Model. Buck Hartsook Neck Knife Blade Material.S30V Stainless w/Black Oxide Coating Length/Style. 1 7/8Talon Handle Material. Integral Stainless Overall Length.4 1/4 Sheath or Clip.Molded Nylon Sheath Description. An ultra-slim, compact, fixed blade knife for wearing primarily around the neck. It is designed by Doug Hartsook and manufactured from premium materials. While this type of knife is favored by the tactical folks, it should not be overlooked by the outdoorsman since it can come in very handy not only as a personal protection tool but also will become a trusted companion to fly fishermen, hunters, hikers and backpackers. Light, compact and convenient, it has been designed for quick access and nimble cutting. Dantes Model #. B860BK MSRP.$35.00 Dantes Price. $26.50

Make/Model. Buck Bones Tiger Stripe Blade Material.420HC Stainless Length/Style. 3 Modified Tanto Handle Material. Stainless Steel Closed Length.4 1/2 Sheath or Clip.Pocket Clip Description. With it's skeleton frame and sinister lines, this high tech frame lock lives between dimensions. The blade deploys with one or two hands, the handle features grip points to help you orient the knife even in the dark. And there is just something about Tiger Striping. Dantes Model #. B870 MSRP.$32.00 Dantes Price. $22.95

Make/Model. Buck Sandman, Black Blade Material.420HC Stainless Length/Style. 3 3/8 Modified Drop Point, Black Oxide Coated Handle Material. Anodized aluminum Closed Length.5 Sheath or Clip.Pocket Clip Description. Rugged and aggressive, loaded with style and features, you'll sleep better at night with the Sandman. The blade deploys with one or two hands, the handle features grip points to help you orient the knife even in the dark. Designed with the military in mind. Dantes Model #. B872BK MSRP.$37.00 Dantes Price. $26.50

Make/Model. Buck Sandman, Camo Blade Material.420HC Stainless Length/Style. 3 3/8 Modified Drop Point, Black Oxide Coated Handle Material. Anodized aluminum Closed Length.5 Sheath or Clip.Pocket Clip Description. Rugged and aggressive, loaded with style and features, you'll sleep better at night with the Sandman. The blade deploys with one or two hands, the handle features grip points to help you orient the knife even in the dark. Designed with the military in mind. Dantes Model #. B872CMX MSRP.$37.00 Dantes Price. $26.50

Make/Model. Buck Iceman, Black Blade Material.420HC Stainless Length/Style. 3 1/2 Clip Point, Black Oxide Coated Handle Material. Anodized aluminum w/ Rubberized Grip Inserts Closed Length.5 Sheath or Clip.Pocket Clip Description. Rugged and aggressive, loaded with style and features, the Iceman won't crack or sweat under pressure. The blade deploys with one or two hands, the handle features grip points to help you orient the knife even in the dark. Designed with the military in mind. Dantes Model #. B873 MSRP.$39.00 Dantes Price. $27.95

Make/Model. Buck Strider ML Blade Material.420 HC Stainless w/ Black Oxide Length/Style. 6 5/8 Spearpoint Handle Material. G-10 Overall Length.12 Sheath or Clip.Kydex Sheath Description. Buck's rugged Tactical knives are engineered for trained professionals in military. law enforcement. fire, search rescue, first response, and survival, as well as other demanding situations where failure is not an option. Each Buck Tactical knife is designed for rapid deployment and is manufactured with materials that are virtually indestructible. Because tactical knives have special requirements, Buck has collaborated with Strider Knives. Owners Mick Strider and Duane Dwyer are quite experienced in military special operations and their unique backgrounds contribute the appropriate perspective for designing knives this tough. Dantes Model #. B890SPX MSRP.$196.00 Dantes Price. $134.95

Make/Model. Buck Strider FB Blade Material.420 HC Stainless w/ Black Oxide Length/Style. 6 1/2 Tanto Handle Material. G-10 Overall Length.11 7/8 Sheath or Clip.Kydex Sheath Description. Buck's rugged Tactical knives are engineered for trained professionals in military. law enforcement. fire, search rescue, first response, and survival, as well as other demanding situations where failure is not an option. Each Buck Tactical knife is designed for rapid deployment and is manufactured with materials that are virtually indestructible. Because tactical knives have special requirements, Buck has collaborated with Strider Knives. Owners Mick Strider and Duane Dwyer are quite experienced in military special operations and their unique backgrounds contribute the appropriate perspective for designing knives this tough. Dantes Model #. B890TXB MSRP.$196.00 Dantes Price. $134.95

Make/Model.Buck Mini-Strider Spearpoint Blade Material.ATS-34 Stainless Steel Length/Style.3 Spearpoint, Partially Serrated Handle Material.G-10 with Titanium Liners Closed Length.4 Sheath or Clip.Stainless Pocket Clip Description.A Buck - Strider collaboration giving Buck customers a high quality tactical folder utilizing the best materials available. Strider set the specs and Buck put this bulldog into production. The bead blasted blade combines with the heavily textured handle for a non reflective finish. One tough knife in a user friendly size. Dantes Model #.B881SPX MSRP.$184.00 Dantes Price.$127.50

Make/Model. Buck Heritage File Dagger Blade Material.420HC Stainless Steel Length/Style. 6.625 Dagger Handle Material. Twisted Buffalo Horn and Bloody Jasper w/Nickel Silver Guard and Butt Overall Length.11.5 Sheath or Clip.Wood Presentation Box Description. In the early days of Buck knives, Hoyt Buck would create knives from old files. This dagger was inspired by those first knives. The blade is machine grooved to replicate the pattern of a file. The Buffalo Horn handle is machined with a twist effect and spacers of Bloody Jasper and nickel silver complete the handle. A knife like this should be displayed so a wooden presentation box is included. Only 250 will be made, each is serialized. Dantes Model #. B976LE MSRP.$530.00 Dantes Price. $469.95

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Knife's Edge is a very intimidating rapid. Scout this from river right. The line starts off on river right and makes a left hand move down into the drop. This is followed by a quick right turn along the left wall. It is common to start that second turn too late and flip up on the wall. If you head into the first turn diagonally you will be setup much better for the second turn. There is another move for the faint at heart which has the boater staying along the right ledge and boofing into the pool below. It should be noted that the boof move often ends up with the boater sliding off the ledge sideways. If all of this sounds too much for you, you can sneak the whole rapid in the hidden left hand channel which reconnects at the bottom of the rapid. This channel is not visible from these photos. It is also possible, though tiring, to climb up the right hand bank, over the top of the hill, and back down again if you wish to portage the whole thing. Be safe!

Amazon. com Review From his nursing home in South Dakota, 96-year-old Guy Dull Knife Sr., the oldest surviving member of the Dull Knife family to be profiled in this fascinating Sioux (also known as Lakota) history, says, I was born in 1899 in a log house, but my father was born in a tipi.. The tipi was in the shape of a circle and in the middle of the tipi there was always a campfire. This, too, was in the shape of a circle. In the summers, when the Sioux from all over the Dakotas, Nebraska, Wyoming, and Montana would gather for the Sun Dance, the tipis in the villages would always be arranged in a circle. The circle was our symbol. It was a holy symbol that helped to remind us that we were connected to everything else. In the tradition of Native American storytelling, many of the tales in this five-generation odyssey have been passed down from father to son through word of mouth. Joe Starita, an award-winning investigative journalist, fills in the gaps with more than a century's worth of family documents and archival historical material. In the latter part of the 19th century, Chief Dull Knife led his followers through some of the most brutal and ruthless battles between the white man and the Indians. His son George Dull Knife settled into reservation life and went on to join Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show. From his nursing home, George's son, Guy Dull Knife Sr., the sole living Sioux World War I veteran, retells the tales of his youth and family history in his native Lakota tongue. His son Guy Dull Knife Jr., a Vietnam vet and self-taught sculptor, is trying to keep the ways of his native people alive for his children and future generations. Although Sioux women are said to have played important roles in the survival of tribal traditions and culture, this volume primarily focuses on the male members of not only the Dull Knife family, but the tribe to which they are inextricably tied.

I would never have read this book had I not been assigned a project dealing with Chief Dull Knife's death march from Indian Territory. I picked it up and got plenty of information about that historical event. Reading on, I discovered a great deal more. In addition to tracing four generations of Dull Knifes, this book is one of the most comprehensive and attractive histories of the Lakota people ever. It covers almost everything -from the battle of the Little Big Horn to the upsurge of Indian pride following the siege of Wounded Knee. Though I had read bits and pieces about them before, I was able to form a more integrated picture of the Sioux after reading this book. Often suppressed and today among the poorest groups in America, the Lakotas have held onto and passed down the beauty and resilience of their culture- like the Dull Knife who wore a medicine bundle into Vietnam and Sioux women favoring herbs and blossoms over shampoo. This spirit even shows in the narrative's fresh, confident feel. The book also offers a glimpse at the personality of Dewey Beard, the last survivor of the Battle of the Little Bighorn, who died in 1959 and was a friend of the Dull Knife family.

From the perspective of two generations of Dull Knifes (Guy Sr. and Jr.) the reader is given a 5-generation perspective on just about every important challenge faced by the Lakota/Oglala Sioux and Northern Cheyenne. There is more impact in reading this story than from reading a history book because these are real people telling their real stories which keeps within the Indian tradition of oral history. Most important, is the theme of resistance/persistence which runs throughout this history into the present day, emphasized by the obvious - 5 generations of Dull Knifes and still going. Highly recommended.

Heartbreaking, but excellent reading I found this book among a box of old books that were left behind in a basement. Because of my Cherokee heritage, I was compelled to read The Dull Knifes of Pine Ridge.

A ROAD train believed to be carrying thousands of litres of fuel jack-knifed during peak hour traffic in Darwin. A startled construction worker radioed in the accident from his mini excavator, less than 100m from the accident site. "I just heard the bang and I looked up," he said. "The driver was fine - he was out walking around."The incident occurred around 8am on Berrimah Rd near the Tiger Brennan Drive intersection. The prime mover and first trailer appeared undamaged while the road train's second and third trailers had jack-knifed and veered off the road. According to witnesses at the scene, the road train's first and third trailers were full to their 38,000 litre capacity. A spokesperson from North Fuels, the trucking company involved in the incident, confirmed no fuel had leaked and the situation was under control.

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Regular Knife visual collaborator Andreas Nilsson offers an eerie video for "If I Had A Heart," the dark, pulsing, ambient first single from Karin Dreijer's new project, Fever Ray. It's pretty great -- a couple of kids carry a torch and take a boat down the River Styx toward a spooky mansion housing a victim of foul play in a red dress and Dreijer in her skeletal face paint -- but nothing will ever top the quietly anthemic "Pass This On" clip. Then again, this track is more Svarte Greiner than "Heartbeats," so the bleakness is more than apropos.

(Via P4K. tv) "If I Had A Heart" is out as a single via Beatport and Klicktrack. The debut album's out 3/24 via Mute. Posted at 12.23 PM by brandon in Video Tags. Fever Ray| Karin Dreijer| The Knife

New Delhi, Feb 2 (IANS) An eight-year-old boy knifed his six-year-old playmate to death - all because of a tiff over a ball. The boy has been sent to a juvenile home, the police said here Monday. The two boys were neighbours in Tughlaqabad area of southeast Delhi. On Sunday evening, the older boy allegedly attacked his friend below the ear and on the neck with a kitchen knife after a quarrel over a plastic ball, the police said. The victim was rushed to the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), where doctors pronounced him dead. According to the police, the boys are students of a state-run school and their fathers worked as labourers. The boys were playing in the victims house and apparently had some argument over a plastic ball. The younger boy after a while rushed to his mother in the next room and said his friend had attacked him with a knife, said a police official.

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The Victorinox swiss army knife can be difficult to define, although there is no doubt that they is recognized anywhere in the world like a symbol of talent, reliability and quality and they are known like Swiss army knives. Functions in these very peculiar and perhaps not so habitual knives exist in which we have views in our day to day. There are Victorinox knives that incorporate altimeter, chronometer with incorporated awakener, ball-point pen, lantern and the Tool Cybernetics, that makes possible the connection to a computer, because with the miniaturization of the electronics new, new possibilities exist to add functions.

Extrema Ratio knives was created in Prato (Italy) in 1997 The company of knives and pocket knives is coming through a considerable development on the Italian and international market. The Extrema Ratio knife, which is technical and essential, satisfies the professional consumer which pays much attention to the innovations, but is concentrated on the functionality.

No dig on Stravinsky, Chuck Berry, or the Beatles, but can we blame the extraterrestrials if they're getting a little tired of Earth's sparse musical offerings by now? Cue noted Swedish techno artist Hkan Lidbo (pictured), who has a plan to blast some slightly more contemporary sounds into outer space for the betterment of beings from all corners of the universe. Wait, why are you laughing? This is serious, man. Lidbo is currently working in cahoots with the Swedish Space Corporation on a project to send a variety of new electronic music into space via Sweden's Esrange station-- known for offering some of the world's first commercial space flights in conjunction with Spaceport Sweden and Virgin Galactic. And just who is contributing to the "Music for Alien Civilisations" project? Naturally, the Knife is involved. Olof Dreijer has recorded a track called "Al Jazeera", which, as Lidbo describes, presents "the very mechanics from the inside of his computer-- the sounds from the circuits and hard drives." Continues Lidbo, "He wants to send a postcard from Earth with environmental sounds that are unique to our planet. And the way Olof sees the world, it's controlled by computers. Transactions of money and information are flooding the internet, but not many people have access to all this information.most people remain ignorant and poor. So that was his idea behind the track." Others reaching out to our otherworldly brothers and sisters include Andreas Tillander (aka Mokira), Tobias von Hofsten (aka One), Smyglyssna, Krister Linder, Henrik Rylander, Sol Anderson, and Lidbo himself. Lidbo has commissioned 12 tracks in all (plus an "Intro"), and he plans to meld them into a signal to be transmitted into the cosmos on June 4. That same day, he'll release a CD collecting these space jams. Check out the tracklist below. Mr. Lidbo is deadly serious about this endeavor, too. As he writes, "A CD will be released for humans, but the music is made for alien civilisations and it holds messages and structures that are meant to give an idea who we are.some sort of universal message, sometimes with codes of binary figures, sometimes with scales and frequencies to explain how we humans function." Why electronic music? "First of all, I think the computer is the most magnificent music instrument ever invented.so it's a good thing to show the aliens. And for humans, the sound of the synthesizer always has been associated with space. the spooky theremins in the old 40s and 50s sci-fi films and the Moog-through-space-echo psych-out soundtracks in the 70s sci-fi movies. "If you hear something that sounds like nothing on Earth, it's very natural to associate [it with] space. I even think that electronic music can help us dream and maybe even understand space and the incredible distances a bit better." And why radio waves? "The Voyager 1 and 2 sent out in 1977 [were] the most serious attempts to send music for alien civilisations, but after 31 years en route they haven't reached further than just beyond Pluto. We will send radio waves, [as] they are fairly easy to aim with good precision, they are easy to decode back to music, and they travel at the speed of light so the composers that send out the musical messages might still be alive when we receive the answer." Notice he said "when", not "if." And provided all goes according to plan, we should be hearing back from the aliens by 2030. Yay! Lidbo has also been premiering the selections to be beamed into space by first beaming them into terrestrial households via his show on Swedish National Radio, "STRM". The truth is

In our vast knowledge base does anyone have any suggestions for making long edge glass knives, i. e. ~ 25mm or so as used for histology or rotary microtomes, with an LKB knife maker or glass breaking pliers? Obviously, ideally we'd like to use a 'Ralph Knife' maker as sold by several vendors, but the $2k price tag is prohibitive presently (sorry guys). unless some has one gathering dust some where they'd be willing to part with..? Richard E. Edelmann, Ph. D. Electron Microscopy Facility Supervisor 352 Pearson Hall Miami University, Oxford, OH 45056 Ph. us. Fax. us. E-mail. edelmare@muohio. edu

Hi Richard, I used made this type of Ralf Knife around 20 years ago. 1. Start off with a 3 X 1 inch slide and diamond score using a small set square at the desired position. 2. Place a wood toothpick on the opposite side of your score line offset from the line by say 2mm, this distance is critical and may need to be made larger or smaller depending on the profile you achieve. Take care and wear leather gloves and protective goggles, carefully press down on the slide and you should have your Ralf Knife. 3. To use the knife on a microtome, I placed a standard steel knife in the holder with a piece of sheet metal under the steel knife to act as a ledge to support the Ralf Knife. Make your Ralf Knife a few mm. longer than the distance from the edge of the knife to the ledge at the base of the knife. 4. To fix the Ralf Knife onto the front face of the knife, paraffin wax was used by slightly heating both knife and Ralf Knife, and then waiting to both cooled down. I hope this information is of assistance to you, please say if you need anymore information. Best Regards. Alan Bright Bright Instrument Co. Ltd. St Margarets Way Huntingdon PE18 6EB England e-mail. us Tel. +44 (0) 1480 454528 Fax.+44 (0) 1480 456031

August 23, 2006 | Knifes The Kershaw E. T Urban Camo Knife, one of Kershaw's newest knives, is made of a 3 1/4 inch Sandvik stainless-steel blade with a Tungsten DLC coating and an anodized aluminum handle. A carabiner clip and bottle opener are also included on this Kershaw Knife. The E. T Urban Camo has a price of $ us. Kershaw Knives.

August 12, 2006 | Knifes The Dog Tag Tool has been revolutionised, and now contains an assortment of mini tools for every small emergency. Meant to be worn around your neck or on a keychain, the Dog Tag tool packs Tweezers, a knife with a serrated edge, a file with both a coarse and fine side, a bottle opener, a Phillips Screwdriver, and a 3mm LED torch in its arsenal. Pick it up for a price of $35.98. I want one of those.

July 18, 2006 | Knifes These Leatherman Vista Hunting Pruners free up space so you don't waste time looking for single tools. Leatherman Vista Hunting Pruners come with a comfortable, non-slip handle, stainless steel construction and a unique open tooth design that prevents the saw from "filling up" when working in damp environments. The tools include Bypass Pruners, Awl, Choke Tube Tool, Flat Screwdriver, Saw, Straight & Serrated Edge, Combo Knife, Phillips Screwdriver, Soft Wire Cutters, Bottle Opener, and Nylon Sheath. Leatherman Tool Group.

November 24, 2005 | Knifes This is the special edition version of the Climber knife, the Climber Matterhorn Swiss Army knife, $34.00! It features a print of the famous Matterhorn, crowned the world’s most recognizable mountain. Standing 4,478 meters (14,691 feet), this natural made marvel is a Swiss icon. The knife features a large blade, small blade, can opener with small screwdriver, bottle opener with large screwdriver & wire stripper, scissors, reamer with sewing, eye, corkscrew, multi-purpose hook, toothpick, tweezers, key ring, and a life time warranty.

October 25, 2005 | Knifes The Midnight meteorite knife, designed by Daniel Fronefield, features a hand forged damascus blade in the san-mai style. It consists of 80 alternating layers of iron meteorite and 1084 steel laminated on either side of an 15N20 steel core. The liners are titanium, and both the blade and liners are extensively file worked.

October 14, 2005 | Knifes The Van Hoy Snap Fire knife is an award-winning Ed Van Hoy design of Combined Razor-Sharp & Triple-Point™ Serrated Cutting Edge with a patent pending lock. The Van Hoy Snap Fire knife, MSRP $89.99, by CRKT is an ambidextrous folder, has an exposed aluminum frame, CNC machined pivot wheels, AUS 4 stainless blade and plenty of bling bling. A charming travel gadget companion to have with for everyday use or adventure.

July 10, 2005 | Knifes The next time you are in Malaysia and your being chased by money hungry gang lords because for some reason they thought you did them over one a Madre Knife proof shirt might come in handy. With this Knife proof shirt you might stand a chance, unless off course, guns are involved, which is highly likely. These don't come cheap as a sweatshirt costs around $800. Madre Knife Proof Clothing Via Shiny Plastic

I was in an IED HumV accident in IRAQ us. and had to cut my seat belt to get out. You always need a knife on you, everywhere. The knife that saved my life was the Silver Classic given to me by my brother before I deployed. Thank you.

This may sound kind of conceited, but its just the truth. I am a mechanical genius. I dont exactly know why, but I can fix almost anything. machines just speak to me. To this end, I have been carrying one or another Swiss Army Knife for about the past 40 years. Often, when crossing a parking lot or driving down a road, I find a poor stranded motorist standing and peering into their open hood with a look of dismay and disgust. I love to step up, ask Do you mind? take out my Swiss Army knife and see if I can get the thing running. Occams razor says its usually some silly little thing, and often as not, I can have the hood closed, the engine running and my hands filthy in just a couple of minutes. I then fold up my knife stick it back in my pocket and just walk away with a smile and a wave. Those are some of the happiest moments of my life. When I was young and vain, I was a Tinker (gotta have the Phillips) guy, just the basics. But it didnt take long before I grew to love those wonderful tiny little scissors (Ive made cuts 10 yards long in fiberglass cloth) and so became a Super Tinker guy. Then I discovered the awesomely beautiful and versatile Space Shuttle and learned the amazing value of a couple of saws and files when it comes to real high tech pocket fabrication. A series of about 6 Space Shuttles were my constant companion for a couple of decades. When they got scarce, I carried a couple of Apollo Soyuz commemoratives for a while and got to love the pliers. Sadly, both of those are now lost somewhere in the entropy well. I did a couple of the similar Fieldmasters when the Shuttles finally dried up completely (I jealously guard one nice Space Shuttle for old time sakes) before discovering the truly incomparable Cybertools. Screw driving is one of the most common demands I make on my SAKs, and the Cybertool, of all the multitools I have ever seen, has by far the best screw driving ergonomics (Bravo!). Im on my fourth Sapphire Cybertool, upgraded from the 34 to the 41 for the last couple. Its a big, heavy pocket-tearing piece, but I dont leave home without it. I have a back up Super Tinker in my briefcase, my Shuttle at home in its place of honor, a camper in the glove box of my car, and a Tinker, covered with grime thats lost one of its side plates and the tip of the big blade, in my mechanics chest. Ive probably had and lost or destroyed or dropped overboard, or donated to friend in need, well over 30 Swiss Army Knives in my life. Ive used them to fix hundreds of cars, dozens of bikes, houses, boats and even an airplane or two. Ive fixed gourmet meals, spread peanut butter and cut firewood. I consider it my moral obligation to always have an Swiss Army Knife in my possession. With their help Ive escaped from stuck elevators, fixed broken outboard motors miles off shore, and brought home more cars than I can count. I just know when the Big One hits, my life, and maybe those of dozens of other folk, may hinge on whether or not I have a Swiss Army Knife with me. I can hardly imagine my life without one. Whoever designed these holy objects, you have my eternal gratitude. Accept no substitutes!

I have always enjoyed collecting knives and the last couple of years started picking up on Swiss army knives. They have been my most favorite so far because they are so versatile. The Swiss Army knives I own are a Swisstool spirit, camper, super tinker, pioneer settler, recruit, sentry, pocket pal, and a classic. I mostly carry the spirit and the super tinker and I keep the classic on my key chain. I am a repairman at a cement plant in Inkom, Idaho. Since I use tools everyday there are many times these guys come in handy. There are a lot of places that's hard to carry a lot of tools, for example two weeks a go working on top of a 90 foot cement silo. I climb all the way to the top and need a screwdriver, which I forgot to grab out of my tool box. No problem with a Swiss army knife in my pocket. It saved a lot of time and hiking. There are many other instance like this, too many to mention. I like how well they hold an edge. They cut some stuff better than a sharp utility knife. I am also involved with a boy scout troop and work on a farm, so I have plenty of chances to use my Swiss army knife. I don't think I go anywhere with out one and if I do that's when I end up needing it the most. I hope to keep collecting them as money permits. Anyway, thank you to you folks at Victorinox for the great knives you produce.

Like so many other stories, when I was a teenager, I received my first Swiss Army knife, the Spartan. I put it in my pocket and one has been there ever since. One comes with me every day. While the Spartan has been retired, other models have taken its place. When I started working, I found that the Executive was much easier to carry to work. Plus, I could it clean my nails, peel an orange, open a letter, or cut papers. While it was good for the office, I would need something more substantial to take hiking and camping. At that point I found that the Climber or the Altimeter knives was needed. My collection of knives has grown over the years as Victorinox has expanded its offering and added features. It appears that I have a knife to cover any situation. Even though I am now retired, I still use one every day to handle all the common problems that arise. Someday, my sons will have inherit quite a collection! E. Horn - Coopersburg, PA

I bought my first Swiss Army Knife at 1999 in China. It was a Climber, a special Beijing edition version, features with a picture of Beijing Drama. I am a girl. Most people might think that a girl does not need a Swiss Army knife at all. But I like it very much and enjoy it. It is beautiful. The more important thing to me is it is so useful. I used my Swiss Army knife everywhere. cutting a pizza for a lunch with blade, chipping fruits for salad with blade, cutting papers, leathers and even plastic with scissors or blade, fixing my Ikea stuffs with screwdriver, repair my bike with screwdriver. It works perfectly beyond my words. I take it with me everywhere, because I may need it anywhere. It has 13 tools, but actually, in many cases, it can do more by combining those tools. So after a few months with my climber, I bought more Swiss Army Knives (climber, fisherman, hunter, etc.) as birthday gifts for my friends. I believe it will absolutely be the greatest gift. Now I am a graduate student in US, majored in computer science. It helps me a lot more. I can use it to do repairing of my work station..) And it is really so solid that it is still as sharp as a new one. Last month, my roomie bought a book shelf, but can not fix it up since he has no screwdriver or something like. I lent my Swiss Army Knife to him and finally he made it! That made him a fan of the Swiss Army Knife like me! I always bring it to work with me, just taking it and using it when needed. But, unfortunately, it was stolen on my trip last week. After that, I came to know how useful and important it was to me. it is not just a swiss army knife, it is indeed a tool box! That's my Swiss Army knife story. And now I am searching for a new one to continue my story. Thanks for your website. F. Che - Newark, DE

I am a great admirer of Swiss Army Knives and other equipment. I have been using Swiss Army Knives since I acquired my first knife in the early 1970's. My husband was in the U. S. Navy, stationed in Scotland from us. We first learned about Swiss Army Knives when the Navy Exchange got some in for sale. The first knife we purchased was the Camper because it fit our needs for travel and camping. It proved to be so handy, that it wasn't long before we purchased Camper knives for our sons and graduated to the Swiss Champ for ourselves. In all, we own a total of seven Swiss Army Knives. We did have eight, but a brand new black handled Swiss Champ mysteriously disappeared three years ago. What do I use my knives for? Just about everything. I am a 67 year old female and I carry a Swiss Champ in my purse wherever I go. I have used it numerous times to remove splinters (tweezers), examine small print or other hard to see items (magnifying glass), cut things like loose threads on clothing (scissors), open cans (can opener) and bottles (bottle opener), loosen or tighten screws (screwdrivers), fix eyeglasses (mini-screwdriver), cut branches off of small trees (saw blade), punch holes through leather (awl), grip and loosen small items (pliers), and so many other things that I find too numerous to mention. I also carry one of the small swiss Army knife Classic's on my key-ring as a quick-fix for things like ragged, broken fingernails and small cutting tasks. With a Swiss Army Knife, you can do just about anything. They are the handiest tools that I own. L. Stallings

N a periodontal knife possessing spear-shaped cutting points. used for interdental incision during gingivectomy.

N. pr a knife that has a long, narrow, triangular blade in a shank. used for gingivectomy incisions.

There are many straight bladed instruments available. A special hooked knife is popular for use with calves and lambs. It has a cutting edge which is bent down at right angles to form a shallow hook. The instrument is drawn towards the operator and provides much less risk to him/her. See also Newberry castrating knife (below).

Used in bovine obstetrics to cut the skin of a dead fetus. It consists of a flat palm-piece that lies flat against the palm of the hand and from which the hooked knife protrudes. The knife has a single finger ring on its spine, through which a finger is passed and over the front of the knife. The knife is passed into the uterus, and hooked into appropriate skin, which is cut by pulling backwards. Some knives have an eyelet to which a cord can be attached to facilitate this part of the task.

A strong, slightly curved knife with its tip turned laterally on itself to form a tunnel. The flat part of the blade is used to trim the bottom of the hoof wall and the curved part to make grooves or cut holes. The standard knife is the Hauptner. The blade in some knives is sharpened on both edges. Called also hoof parer, drawing knife.

The Swiss hoof knife is a large, flattened loop turned down at right angles to the handle. It is for paring the sole and is drawn towards the operator with the lower front-edge sharpened. Special grooving knives are also available. See also Hughes hoof groover.

A pincer-like instrument with a block at the end of one blade and a chisel-pointed knife on the other. When the sharp blade is closed on the exposed spermatic cord, it compresses the cord against the block.

A small version of the Stanley hobby knife, which can be carried into the uterus in the palm of the hand and the concealed blade opened. Cuts are made in the fetal skin in a normal cutting manner.

Has a blunt, rounded tip on the blade, which is curved slightly forward so that the knife can be inserted under the tendon without damage to local nerves and blood vessels and so that a cut can be made outwards without the tendon slipping off the knife. Called also a tenotome.

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I have the Victorianox chef's knife. It costs about 25 dollars and is a great knife. I've used more expensive knives that I have liked less. Actually, I haven't met a Victorianox knife that I haven't liked. I own about three and they all work well and cost considerably less than other professional knives.

I have Wusthoff, Global, and Shun, knives. I more recently got the Asian ones. I got the Wusthoff in the 80s (they obviously last, thought one broke from my pounding too many garlic cloves and I lost two in moving, hopefully someone in Pittsburgh is doing some great cooking now - I love my Wusthoff cleaver but rarely use my 6' 'sandwich knife'). I'd say that I like the Asain knives because they seem lighter and more 'alive' - perhaps this is a deliberate marketing strategy for people like me. I have no complaints about the 5 Global, I use it for most everything now, I had a brief problem with the 8 Shun rusting on a 'stainless steel' rack in my sink but I learned from my mistake. The Shun is very sharp and attractive, I only use it for special occasions. I'd like to get some of those neat Japanese vegetable knives, I wouldn't buy a 'set' from any manufacturer at this point.

Steinpilz.Just curious (or nervous, really). how exactly did your knife break from smashing garlic cloves? Thanks for helping my knife avoid the same fate. Noice

I would use my small Wustoff to crush garlic, gentle smash with the garlic under the blade. One day the blade broke off about 3 inches away from the handle during some not too extreme chore (prying apart frozen chicken I think). I was quite surprised but after thinking I thought it must be a repetited stress related fracture - after many years of mostly gentle garlic crushing the steel had weakened. My solution is to now use my newly made 3 inch Wustoff for all my garlic crushing, as well as all manner of utility-knife tasks. Thanks for asking.

When I bought the Global 5 as a replacement the lady in the store mentioned this to me about the Wustoff, I looked at their website and either decided that it didn't apply or I just decided to keep my old-shorter knife for sentimental reasons.

Jfood has a 10 forschner from 1978 that is still a great knife. last time jfood went shopping for a 7-8 decided to buy whatever felt the best, no price barriers. Jfood bought a 8 forschner. Price is $30-50. Great knife, great price. could not justify triple digits for a knife when the Forschner has been good to jfood.

Why does jfood talk in third person about jfood?You'll see a lot of recs for the Forschners, both here and elsewhere. I finally got one (a 10 stamped chef's knife w/ wood handle) to see how I liked a 10 blade, and I think it's a great knife for the price. It doesn't have the heft of some other knives, but it works great, and the factory edge is pretty sharp. I find myself reaching for it recently, even though I have a bunch of nicer and more expensive knives. Also, the Mundial forged stuff is a great value.. you can get a forged 8 chef knife for ~ $20-25.

Second the Mundial rec. My Mundial wood-handled forged 8 chef's knife from college is still going strong. A mighty blade for ~$30 (and it's a '2100', which Amazon seems to still sell for the same $30 or so last I checked). I was under the impression that Mundial was started by some Henckels employees who realized that steel (and steelworking) was a lot cheaper in Brazil for the same quality of product. may be apocryphal, but I have to say, our Henckels Pro S wedding-present cleaver has an uncanny resemblance in heft and steel to the Mundial chef's knife that I got in college. F. Dick and Forschner are particularly well entrenched in all of the old-school butcher shops I've ever patronized. My father picked up a scimitar-style Forschner from Canali's Meats in DC and loves it. (I hated to break the news that the Market was gutted by fire recently, but they'll be back. just some more battle scars for that magnificent building)So anyways, forged or not, wood or plastic, you can get a bomber chef's knife that will hold up to many, many sharpenings for not a lot of money. You just have to look outside of the usual high-ticket Wusthof and Henckels offerings. (Kershaw used to make good ones, don't know whether they still do since Shun gave them a license to print money)

Flashy? Style? You're not doing a photo shoot. Just because something is more expensive doesn't mean that it's necessarily nicer. I got over kitchen tool envy loooong ago. There's almost a certain counter-chic to having the inexpensive knives that are used in restaurant kitchens and butcher shops. How many people spend $200 on a knife and botch a simple dice, can't do a decent julienne to save their lives?Your hands, skills and the care you give your knives are the ultimate tools. Money is never a substitute for technique.

I have a 10 Forschner chef's knife and a Dexter-Russell bread knife. Love 'em both and didn't break the bank.

Flourgirl, I utilize Forschner knives in my professional knife kit, except for a few dexter Russell. I prefer the D-R bread and slicing knives over Forschner, but that is a very personal decision. There are too many people who equate forged(expensive) with quality. Forschner is standard in professional kitchens, and there is a lessons to be learned. My daughter gave me a Kitchen Aid Santuko for X-mas, and I am amazed by this knife. She paid approx $25.00 and it performs as well as many knives costing 2-3 times as much. Its very sharp, takes a steeling easily and the silicone grip handle makes it very comfortable in a wet environment. I liked it so much I bought her a 3 piece set for her college apartment next year. The only downside to this knife is that it is made in China. IMVHO, there are too many people who post here who feel that all their cooking problems can be solved with the purchased another piece of equipment. Technique and experience are far more than important that top of the line equipment, and the sign of a real professional are those who can prepare a great meal with less than optimal ingredients and tools. A lady who I apprenticed under beat it into me psyche that a real craftsman never blames their tools for a less than optimal performance.

Cook's Illustrated always seems to love the Forschner/Victorinox knives, but where can you buy them (retail, not online)? I've looked at BBB and a couple of other stores but no luck. I want to see and hold a knife before I buy it. I would say to knife shoppers to stay away from the sabatier knife deals on Amazon. I have a 30 yr old Sabatier that I love so I fell for the closeout, regular retail $300, sale today 29.95 Imported Sabatier... knives they featured on their home page. What a waste of money. They don't sharpen at all, and the knife block they came in looks like it was never sanded down. Sure, the knives are imported.from CHINA, not France.

Coney w/ everything. Forschner knives are standard in the food service industry and I have always found the best prices are at a restaurant supply shop. If a particular shop doesn't have them I am sure that they can direct you to a store that does. I love the Forschner paring knives, and they are a absolute bargain at $6.00 each. I buy a 1/2 doz even 2 years, as they are constantly stolen from my kit. Knife merchant or cutlery. com have great prices online.

I've been pretty happy with some brand-name knives i've bought at marshall-type stores, but you could also try going to a local asian grocery store checking out the knives there. i bought a cleaver years ago (i think it was like $10) and i love it. they have a range though - i don't like the really large but thin kind that seems to be one piece, mine is quite solid and heavy, goes through meat so easily. they also have the asian uni-knife (rectangular, for all purpose things). maybe you could check out the details on some of the pricey brands (i. e. what makes them so great?) and then look for similar things elsewhere.

I bought the Victorinox/Forschner 8 Chef's knife, model 40520, on Amazon for about $30. delivered. I'm very happy with it. Bought my son a much pricier Wusthof but I think I like mine at least as well. That surprised me.

Haha.my girlfriend bought me an entire knife set (16 pcs)..with timer attached to the block set for no more then $10 at pickering flea market, and it works just fine, a little of sharping of course..but much better then what I had before..i know..the girl wants to safe her money..well..i can just say..that was a smart buy.

All too often cheap knives are just that, cheap. If you're looking for a quality knife at reasonable prices I highly recommend www. japanesechefsknife. com The Tojiro line handled by them are very reasonably priced and they're a great company to deal with. You can find the Tojiro line here.

I have a variety of knives that I have accumulated over the years, some from way back in my restaurant days. I got a carbon steel Chicago cutlery chef's knife cut back from stock to give the balance I need for the Japanese cutting I learned (sliding the knife rather than chopping) and they gave it the single bevel edge. I also have a stiff fillet knife (Dexter) and vegetable knife of unknown origin both of which I picked up at -- yard sales! I have an old takobiki for slicing sushi that I got decades ago as part of a sushi making set. Cheap but very effective if I keep it sharp. My latest addition is a santoku knife I recieved as a present from my brother when he heard I was researching santokus. It's from Lamson in western MA. (They claim to have originated the santoku style! Pretty big claim!) He lives there and bought it at their factory store. It's German stainless. (I bring my knives to a restaurant store for sharpening -- while I wait. They say that a lot of German steel is produced here in St. Louis and shipped to Germany! Another claim I have not researched.) In any case, the knife is a little heavy but keeps its edge well. I heartily recommend that unless you can keep your knives bone dry and out of the humidity that whatever you get get rustless. The Chicago knife I have is not and I have to pamper it all the time, especially if I cut anything acidic. I often coat it with a little vegetable oil, and rub most of it off and in.

I agree about judging by feel. no knife is going to suit every hand. And keep an eye open at flea markets. You can find very good old high carbon knives that look awful til you get them home and cleaned up and properly sharpened for a couple of dollars.

The best knife to buy is the knife that feels good to you and you will acctually use. If you buy a $100 knife and never use it becuase it feels wrong, it's worthless to you. That being said I have two types of knives in my kitchen that both have good bang for the buck. If you like a nice heaby feel Calphalon makes a nice line that sells under the Simply Calphalon name. They are forged, have a full tang in the handle, are very stout, and cost about $20-35 per blade. So you can buy them open stock one at a time to go easy on the pocket book. My second choice are the OXO Pro knives. They are precision cast and ground, so they are not as thick and stout as the forged knives, but they are generally much nicer than stamped blades. The thing I absolutely love about these knives are the grip. They have that great OXO rubber coating on the grips so you can work with them for a long time and your hands don't get as tired. Or if your hands are wet or oily you still feel like you have a good grip - I am missing my right hand pinky so having a good grip is vital for me. The OXO's run about $15-30 per blade and I think you can pick up a block set for $80-$100.Your best bet is to go into someplace that has a lot of open stock and tell them you want to see how a bunch of differant knives feel, then shop around for a good price!

Could not agree more on the Calphalons. Have a short chef's knife and am really impressed. Easy to sharpen as well. Impressive for the price.

I have a lot of Sabatier carbon steel knives, and a couple of Japanese laminates, but the knife I use most, and which feels best in my hand, is a simple Lee Valley 7 French peasant's knife, carbon steel, from Taiwan. It costs about $22.

The Tojiro DP 240mm gyuto (japanesechefknife. com) for $50 USD is awesome. I have a 8 MAC Professional ($75 CDN from the asian supply store) that I swear by. A surprising heavy hitter in my kitchen is a un-named thin vegetable cleaver from (apparently) japan I got for $20 at the asian place. Carbon steel wrapped in stainless. Holds an edge like no tomorrow and gets an awful lot of use. A chef's knife is nice but if I'm doing bulk chopping I like the cleaver. The scooping action is useful and unless I'm doing really really delicate work, the end product is as good as my chefs knife. I suggest this guy. as a starting point for cleavers (well more of an end point) really.

One other thing.. for the love of god, handle the knife if you can. I can't stand the forschner (SP?) handles. Something about them just doesn't feel good in my hand. I have big hands too and I found the Global handles lacking. The MAC fits my hand just right ($75 cdn hit the price right too). If the handle sucks, for you, no matter how well the rest of the knife is it won't get used. Invest in a good sharpener too, and don't store you're shiny new toy in the cutlery drawer.

TRAFFIC chaos and miles of tailbacks ensued along the N11 on Saturday following a serious road accident involving three cars and an articulated lorry. The collision occurred at Scratnagh Cross, north of Arklow around 1.20p. m. when a car travelling in the Dublin direction is reported to have veered into the path of the oncoming lorry causing it to jack-knife into two other vehicles. Garda who attended the scene said that the swift action of the lorry driver prevented the accident from being much more serious. The female driver of the car and one of the other drivers also female were taken to hospital where they received medical attention for their injuries. Garda say that neither of the women are residents of Co. Wicklow. They are not described as lifethreatening and both are reported to be making a swift recovery. The truck driver and remaining driver escaped without injury. Full emergency service crews attended the scene which remained closed until 6.30p. m. on Saturday evening while technical examinations were completed. Motorists were held up as the section from Ballymoyle Cross to Arklow North was closed and they were diverted through Redcross.

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Four Pretoria residents were seriously injured when a trailer they were towing jack-knifed, catapulting their car across the Ben Schoeman Highway. The accident, which saw traffic backing up from the Jean Avenue off-ramp to the Eeufees off-ramp on Thursday, saw motorists - including a furniture removal truck driver - desperately swerving across the highway to avoid the rolling vehicle. The accident, which occurred in the southbound lanes during rush hour traffic, was believed to have been caused by a wheel that broke off the trailer. Gideon Steyn and his son, Francois, along with their domestic worker and two employees, were towing their hired trailer to Olievenhoutbosch to deliver paving bricks to their domestic worker's home.

Francois managed to pull himself from the wreckage before helping his father and worker, Martha Mahlangu, to safety. The family's two other workers, James Magagula and Martin Moeketsi, who sustained serious spinal injuries, were thrown from the vehicle as it rolled across the highway. As emergency workers on the scene worked frantically to stabilise the injured, carefully lifting them on to backboards and stretchers before taking them to hospital where they were all reported to be in a serious condition, police cordoned off a large section of the highway. Francois said they had just driven past the Jean Avenue off-ramp when they felt the trailer swaying. "As I looked behind me, I could see the trailer swerving across the road. "The next minute we were catapulting through the air and rolling across the road. "Everything happened so quickly. "It was extremely scary. I felt so helpless. "There was nothing I could do except to try to hold on," he said. Describing the accident, Stuttafords Van Lines driver, Desmond Baatjies, who was driving behind them, said he saw a wheel break off from the trailer that began swerving across the road. "The trailer jack-knifed and then the car suddenly started spinning and rolling across the road. "I swerved and slammed on the brakes. "I was scared that we were going to crash into them," he said, demonstrating how dozens of bricks flew from the trailer and littered the road. Police said a case had been opened and an investigation was under way.

The Fireman has been designed for service in any kind of crisis situation. This exeptionally strong knife is equipped with a large lock blade, and also a blade for cutting all kinds of belts, like seat-belts for example. The saw is very sharp and tapers towards the back edge to prevent it from jamming in the material being cut. Length. 111 mm - Weight. approx. 150 grams Order now !

The WorkChamp is a knife with which all your dreams come true. It is equipped with an additional metal saw and file, wood saw, pliers, Philips screwdriver and scissors. Length. 111 mm - Weight. approx. 200 grams Order now !

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The SwissChamp is the most widely recognised Swiss Army Knife with an incredible 31 features. It is ideal for running repairs or coping with the unexpected, it is just an indispensible accessory. Special features are the wood saw, metal saw and file, pliers, mini screwdriver, scissors, magnifying glass, ballpoint pen, fishscaler, multi-purpose hook. Length. 91 mm - Weight. approx. 180 grams Additional belt sheath of black leather available. Also available with a built-in Swiss watch (see Timer above) or an extensive Survival-Kit (see picture here). Order now !

TRAFFIC chaos and miles of tailbacks ensued along the N11 on Saturday following a serious road accident involving three cars and an articulated lorry. The collision occurred at Scratnagh Cross, north of Arklow around 1.20p. m. when a car travelling in the Dublin direction is reported to have veered into the path of the oncoming lorry causing it to jack-knife into two other vehicles. Garda who attended the scene said that the swift action of the lorry driver prevented the accident from being much more serious. The female driver of the car and one of the other drivers also female were taken to hospital where they received medical attention for their injuries. Garda say that neither of the women are residents of Co. Wicklow. They are not described as lifethreatening and both are reported to be making a swift recovery. The truck driver and remaining driver escaped without injury. Full emergency service crews attended the scene which remained closed until 6.30p. m. on Saturday evening while technical examinations were completed. Motorists were held up as the section from Ballymoyle Cross to Arklow North was closed and they were diverted through Redcross.

The Fireman has been designed for service in any kind of crisis situation. This exeptionally strong knife is equipped with a large lock blade, and also a blade for cutting all kinds of belts, like seat-belts for example. The saw is very sharp and tapers towards the back edge to prevent it from jamming in the material being cut. Length. 111 mm - Weight. approx. 150 grams Order now !

The WorkChamp is a knife with which all your dreams come true. It is equipped with an additional metal saw and file, wood saw, pliers, Philips screwdriver and scissors. Length. 111 mm - Weight. approx. 200 grams Order now !

This belt sheath is proper for the above knifes. It is very resistant and suitable for wide belts also. Order now !

The GoldBar is the classic small pocket knife with a touch of luxury given by the real one-gramm-goldbar. Length. 58 mm - Weight. approx. 30 grams Order now !

The SwissChamp is the most widely recognised Swiss Army Knife with an incredible 31 features. It is ideal for running repairs or coping with the unexpected, it is just an indispensible accessory. Special features are the wood saw, metal saw and file, pliers, mini screwdriver, scissors, magnifying glass, ballpoint pen, fishscaler, multi-purpose hook. Length. 91 mm - Weight. approx. 180 grams Additional belt sheath of black leather available. Also available with a built-in Swiss watch (see Timer above) or an extensive Survival-Kit (see picture here). Order now !

ABSTRACT. OUR FAR-FLUNG CORRESPONDENTS about master bladesmith Bob Kramer. Bob Kramer is one of a hundred and twenty-two people in the world, and the only former chef, to have been certified in the U. S. as a Master Bladesmith. To earn that title, which is conferred by the American Bladesmith Society (A. B.S.), Kramer underwent five years of study, culminating in the manufacture, through hand-forging, of six knives, including a fifteen-inch bowie knife. Like a mad alchemist, Kramer, aged fifty, cannot stop tinkering with steel recipes. Last year, Cooks Illustrated ran a sidebar which stated that the Kramer chefs knife outperformed every knife weve ever rated. A few months later, the kitchen-supply chain Sur La Table asked Kramer to design a commercial line of knives, which the store introduced this fall. The writer toured Kramers shop. Kramer was absorbed in an attempt to replicate the legendary achievements of Frank J. Richtig, who, in 1936, forged a butcher knife that could cut cold steel and paper. Describes the forging process. On the retail market, Western knives tend to be the softest, with Rockwell ratings in the middle to upper fifties. The Rockwell of a traditional Japanese knife, by contrast, runs in the middle sixties. Kramer first became fascinated by sharpening in the mid-nineteen-eighties, when he was a prep cook. He took a forging course with A. B.S. and obtained his Master Bladesmith certification, a coronation the A. B.S. confers once a year in Atlanta, Georgia, at the Blade Show and International Cutlery Fair. Describes this years convention. Kramers role there was to serve as a human display item at the booth for the U. S. division of Kai, the Japanese houseware and cutlery corporation that is manufacturing his Sur La Table line, under its Shun brand. A significant virtue of a forged Kramer knife is that it takes a keen edge, holds it well, yet sharpens easily. His knives achieve a high level of performance because their Rockwell ratings hover around sixtycomfortably between Europes soft cutlery and the hard blades of Japanand because his carbon steel has an unusually fine grain structure. Mentions Al Pendray, a horseshoer and Master Bladesmith, who is famous for almost single-handedly re-creating the ancient Persian method for making a highly distinctive form of steel called Damascus. Mentions John Vervoeven. During Kramers visit to Japan, he attended several meetings at Kais Shun factory, in Seki City, part of an area once known for samurai-sword making. Mentions Junichi Takagi and Harlan Suedmeier. After Kramer returned to Seattle, the writer received a photo of a bolt and baby pork bone, both splayed open. Lying on top of them was a blade with a fat but unchipped edge. Kramer had cut a newspaper with it, too.

[TamilNet, Sunday, 06 October 2002, 12.04 GMT] Tension prevailed in Delft (Neduntheevu) Sunday as locals prevented a paramilitary group working with the Sri Lanka army and Navy from landing on the island southwest of Jaffna. Angry islanders smashed the paramilitary’s office in Delft and set fire to office furniture after armed members of the group knifed a local shopkeeper during an altercation Saturday night. The islanders stoned a boat carrying the paramilitary’s cadres that had tried to go ashore Sunday morning. The condition of Mr. Kandapillai Loganathan, 50, the person who was attacked by the paramilitary group, EPDP, is serious. Sources from Delft told TamilNet that EPDP cadres had chased an inebriated local following a heated argument with him at their office last night. The man had run into the shop of Loganathan to escape his pursuers. The armed EPDP cadres had, however, turned their wrath on the shopkeeper with whom they had had a dispute in the past, according to the sources. Angry islanders had gathered in front of the EPDP office in Delft Saturday night as word spread that Loganathan was attacked and seriously wounded by the paramilitary’s cadres, demanding justice. The crowd had later turned unruly when the EPDP had attempted to leave the office and had smashed the building and its parapet. Sections of the crowd had also set fire to everything inside the office. Thereafter the islanders had kept vigil through the night to prevent the EPDP from retaliating on them. The Sri Lanka Monitoring Mission in Jaffna went to the island Sunday to investigate the matter, mission sources said.

KNIFES SHARK IN DIVE OFF SHIP TO SAVE MAN. Man Eater Was Close to a Steward Who Had Fallen Overboard.

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Details are scant at the moment, but Karin Dreijer Andersson-- onetime Honey Is Cool frontwoman and current female half of Swedish sibling synth-mongers the Knife-- has emerged with a nifty-looking solo project. Fever Ray, as she's calling herself, plans to have an album out in early 2009 on Rabid Records [via PSL]-- which probably goes some to explain why the Knife haven't been up to much of anything in a while. Thus far Dreijer's only sharing one tease of a track, "If I Had a Heart (Instrumental Edit)", which hints at something slightly more organic than the frigid, nocturnal sonic landscapes occupied by Dreijer's other current project. Stream that at Fever Ray's website or MySpace right now, and stay tuned for more info. Posted by Matthew Solarski on October 24, 2008 at 4.15 p. m. Tags. Karin Dreijer Andersson, The Knife

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Hi everyone,im looking to buy a new bushcraft knife and i really like the "woodlore " knife design by alan wood and obviously they are not available anymore, i dont care about having the ray mears logo but i do want the same design (birds eye maple handle, o1 carbon steel etc) and would REALLY appreciate any help you can give me finding the knife, i have tried to contact alan wood directly to have one made with no joy, so any good knife maker will do i currently use a martiinni finland "condor" which is a great knife with a fantastic blade but really want a knife for life and it isnt carbon steel, its a special alloy only martiinni make allegidly, but still really strong and durable, sharpens to a great edge and keeps it . i also use a gransfors small forest axe which i think is fantastic . any help is appreciated guys thanksWill McGregor

Try BritishBlades forums, as ive spelt it here, john foxwell will do the honours(when hes made my new knife)or try shing(same site) he does tons of bushy knives(bushcraft knives/mr mears, s modern equivelant)but better steel

Alan wood sells the odd knife on ebay so people not on the waiting list dont have to wait as long, take a look, but be ready to pay a lot and then some more us.

Check out this guy (Ben Orford) he makes knives almost identical to the woodlore knifewww. woodsmoke. uk. com/p/v/Resources/Shop

Hi everyone,im looking to buy a new bushcraft knife and i really like the "woodlore " knife design by alan wood and obviously they are not available anymore, i dont care about having the ray mears logo but i do want the same design (birds eye maple handle, o1 carbon steel etc) and would REALLY appreciate any help you can give me finding the knife, i have tried to contact alan wood directly to have one made with no joy, so any good knife maker will do i currently use a martiinni finland "condor" which is a great knife with a fantastic blade but really want a knife for life and it isnt carbon steel, its a special alloy only martiinni make allegidly, but still really strong and durable, sharpens to a great edge and keeps it . i also use a gransfors small forest axe which i think is fantastic . any help is appreciated guys thanks/ no steels secret/it may be a form of damascus steel, with controlled patterning Will McGregor

I use EKA Nordic knife model W11. Its made of Swedish 12C27 steel. The shape, size and thickness of the blade is very similar to woodlore knife. Excellent bushcraft tool.

Has anyone had a look at the lofty wiseman knife i am using it all the time now and find it every bit as good if not better than those expensive knifes on the market. plus we will be selling them on our shop very soon

Hi ChrisThe only lofty wiseman knife I can find on the net is a 15" parang type tool that is selling for about £130.Is this the one you mean??Phill

I Have been looking at the lofty wiseman Knife and am very tempted, but would really like to hear from some people who have got it and use it

Whether you need to make your way across a campsite in the dark or navigate through a jungle there will be something here to meet your needs. We have a range of torches from an LED torch, a booklight and a Maglite torch to headlamps for hands free trekking or potholing, camping lanterns and a battery free torch. The whistle sifflet or the Techtrail Adventure Plus Tool gives you all the gizmos necessary for orienteering. Sim card savers, wind up mobile phone chargers and emergency chargers ensure that you never lose touch wherever you may be. A penknife can also be an invaluable tool on your travels. Brands here include Powermonkey and Victorinox.

Laurel Leaf points and knifes have their origins in the Paleolithic tool making culture of Western Europe called the Solutrean. It is named after a kill site in central France called Solutre. The Solutrean culture existed for a comparatively short period between 20,000 - 17,000 years ago, and is divided into three temporal periods. The three periods are Early Solutrean, Middle Solutrean and Late Solutrean. The Laurel Leaf style is considered to have it's origins in the beginning of the Middle period. However, some blades and points have been found dating as far back as 20,000 years ago, placing them in the Early period. Besides a few early artifacts, the majority of blades and points were manufactured during the Middle period. Laurel Leaf points and blades are highly regarded because of the great detail and fine workmanship that was necessary. In fact, a good portion of them were actually produced as jewelry or luxury items. Laurel Leaf patterns were also a sign of an advance in tool making. It marked the transition from unifacial points (points that were only flaked only one side) to bifacial or two-sided flaking. It also marked the first use of the edge-to-edge percussion flaking technique that is called outr pass. This type of percussion flaking required tremendous skill and attention to detail in order to create such delicate implements. The Laurel Leaf and the Willow Leaf points and blades distinguish the Solutrean culture as a great tool making culture, developing techniques that would be used for thousands of years to come. The Clovis tool industry of the Americas about five thousand years later utilized some of the techniques founded in the Solutrean. This relationship between the two has lead to new theories on the relationship of Old World and New World manufacturing techniques. Laurel Leaf points and blades are beautifully designed and crafted items that represent a sometimes over looked culture that contributed greatly to the advancement of tool making. REFERENCES Solutrean, Britannica Online, 2000

The knife picture was done to give Katy more of a sexy harder edge, but in the end it wasnt picked as a main shot for her album or website."

Of course every group supporting anti-knife, anti-violence is protesting saying she is "supporting/condoning gun use". I am sure that is not the case but I think Katy could have made a wiser choice on how to look more edgy. Anytime anything appears as if someone is glamorizing violence it is wrong.

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A note worth mentioning the term battle ready means different things to different people. Battle ready for medieval re-enactors means the blade is unsharpened so as not to injure their opponents. Yet, battle ready for a japanese katana sword means it will easily cut mats, rope or green bamboo. Once youve chosen your sword style, how much you wish to spend and whether the blade will be sharp or not, its time to pick an online sword store. There are thousands of sword stores in North America and most of them are in the United States. This is where it becomes more difficult as a Canadian consumer The problem is when the sword crosses the Canada/USA border. Surprisingly the problem is NOT from Canada Customs. Unlike Canadian knife laws, all swords regardless of length or sharpness are LEGAL in Canada. Problems with shipping a sword across the border are as follows.

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Dantes Knifeworks is an excellent source for Harley Davidson knives. Harley Davidson is not only a name, but a legend. The name evokes images of long stretches of highway through classic American landscapes, the roar of an engine sounding like a thunder clap, the polish of chrome doing its best to imitate lightning. There is a long history in Harley Davidson motorcycles, and, as presented by Dantes Knifeworks, a long future with Harley Davidson knives.

The Harley Davidson Die-Cast Heritage Springer is the perfect knife for anyone who respects the quality and precision of a Harley-Davidson motorcycle. The clip point blade is firmly held by a die-cast metal handle, fully detailed to replicate one of these beautiful machines. Take a long, hard look at the detailed work that went into the design, all the way down to the antiqued silver finish. This is a piece of history you can hold in the palm of your hand.

The Harley Davidson Stainless Lockback, featuring a stainless steel drop point blade, is a heavyweight on one front and a charmer on the other. This gentleman's knife derives its classic style from the distinguished designs that made Harley Davidson a premium name. The blade boasts a modern Harley Davidson logo, while the handle remains true to an older version of this celebrated logo. The Lockback features several grooves on the blade's surface to improve performance and control.

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Make/Model. HD Fire Fighter Rescue Knife Blade Material.420HC Stainless w/Black Ti Ni Coating Length/Style. 3 5/16 Drop Point, Partially Serrated Handle Material. Anodized Aluminum Closed Length.4 13/16 Sheath or Clip.Pocket Clip Description. This US made workhorse features a seatbelt cutter and a glass breaker to go along with the aggressive and powerful blade. Non slip rubberized inserts in the handle insure a solid grip even with duty gloves or wet hands. Like the Harley Davidson Motorcycles, purpose combines with form to create classic, functional art. US Made. Dantes Model #. HD53FFSB MSRP.$112.49 Dantes Price. $79.95

Make/Model. HD Police Rescue Knife Blade Material.420HC Stainless Length/Style. 3 5/16 Drop Point, Partially Serrated Handle Material. Anodized Aluminum Closed Length.4 13/16 Sheath or Clip.Pocket Clip Description. This US made workhorse features a seatbelt cutter and a glass breaker to go along with the aggressive and powerful blade. Non slip rubberized inserts in the handle insure a solid grip even with duty gloves or wet hands. Like the Harley Davidson Motorcycles, purpose combines with form to create classic, functional art. US Made. Dantes Model #. HD0053OPSB MSRP.$112.49 Dantes Price. $79.95

Make/Model. HD Money Clip Knife Blade Material.420HC Stainless w/Black Epoxy Coating Length/Style. 2 3/16 Drop Point Handle Material. Stainless Steel Closed Length.2 7/8 Sheath or Clip.Pocket/Money Clip Description. Designed by custom knife maker Fred Carter, this sleek knife will serve a dual purpose for your favorite Harley guy. Whether you use it as a pocket knife or as a money clip, it will always let those who see it how serious you are about living life. US made. Dantes Model #. HD0059B MSRP.$74.99 Dantes Price. $49.95

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Dave at the Survival and Emergency Preparedness Blog has written a few new posts A Pair of Victorinox Pioneers My Victorinox Pioneer that I bought in the early 80s has been my favorite EDC pocketknife of late. Its a good size for pocket carry, has a very useful assortment of tools, is nearly indestructible with its alox scales, and is sheeple friendly. A Couple New Choppers In contrast to the Trail Hawk, the Ontario machete came as dull as a butter knife. In a few places the edge grind didnt even meet the edge was actually flat. The parkerized finish on the blade was even and looks good, however. Dixons Tomahawk I bought a tomahawk at Dixons Muzzleloading Shop in Kempton, PA about 10 years ago. For the past few years Ive used it as a garden tool. The relatively thin blade chops through the wood on my property well.

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New Delhi, Feb 2 (IANS) An eight-year-old boy knifed his six-year-old playmate to death - all because of a tiff over a ball. The boy has been sent to a juvenile home, the police said here Monday. The two boys were neighbours in Tughlaqabad area of southeast Delhi. On Sunday evening, the older boy allegedly attacked his friend below the ear and on the neck with a kitchen knife after a quarrel over a plastic ball, the police said. The accused boy said he was playing with the younger boy, who allegedly threw the ball downstairs. This made him angry and he first thrashed the younger boy and then pumped the knife in the lower portion of his left ear,” said a police officer. “The victim after a while rushed to his mother in the next room and said his friend had attacked him with a knife, the official added. He was then rushed to the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), where doctors pronounced him dead. Saddam Hussain, 16-year-old cousin of the deceased, said the victim was the only son of his parents. He was a Class 1 student at the Ganga Memorial Public School in the same area. His father Siraj Khan runs a hair saloon near their house. The victims body has been handed over to his family after the post-mortem examination. The accused was presented before a juvenile court, from where he was sent to an observation home for boys. The father of the accused is a labourer in Karnal district of Haryana.