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As I begin thinking of Blade Show, I begin thinking iKC knife. I just want to gauge the interest in a specific thought I have. Is it finally time for a fixed blade? Yea or Nea ?
I have some other thoughts but I want to know about fixed blade interest
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Permalink Reply by J.J. Smith III on
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I'll be in for an iKC fixed blade.
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Permalink Reply by Tobias Gibson on
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I've been looking at getting a nice bird & trout. Something like Queen's 85 pattern trout knife. Or a Case Finn knife. I'd be game for a small fixed blade. ( or a large toothpick!)
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FeaturedPermalink Reply by dead_left_knife_guy on -
Certainly. When I was with the North Star Blade Collectors, they had an annual knife & decided on a fixed blade one year -- in part to give one of the members, a great maker named Jeff Hebiesen, a chance to provide a knife for the club (they did this along with a folder, I believe). Fixed blades have some definite advantages when it comes to being a club knife -- you can put a larger logo on the blade, & you can stamp one onto the sheath as well, for example (& it opens up the choices to makers you couldn't have considered otherwise). I say do it.
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Permalink Reply by Michael Squier on
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who doesnt love a good fixed blade, I say yes too.
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Permalink Reply by AlecsKnives on
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I own 98% folders, but the few fixed blades I have I like but can't carry. I never buy a fixed blade without a sheath. So for me, I would also vie for the addition of a sheath if it is a possibility. I would certainly happily buy whatever knife you have made. and having a nice IKC fixed blade could be fun, so I vote yes if you want.
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