Actually I just ordered one from the clearance section for about 36 bucks. It's not the classic designs, but those are on the 'to buy' list over the summer (yay paid internships). I was going to get carbon steel for those. As for edge retention the one I ordered was stated to be tempered softer and it's in stainless. I guess it won't hold the best edge, but should be easy as hell to sharpen.
There is also Skalja Knives in what I would call a semi custom folder maker as they sell their knives to various dealers -- like AG Russell for resale...I've handled them, lovely things, but haven't gotten one and don't think I would in future either as I'm not into that style of folder too much...
There is a YYZ company called Canada Knives that has some quite nice designs but I don't know anything about them, where/how they are made but they have a fair number of their own label/brand on their site...Their machete/kukhri blades have some interesting variations...
I have every version of Grohmann’s D.H. Russell Belt Knives -- original and flat blade in both Rosewood and Stag, if available and a 7pc set of their better quality kitchen knives with block...
The Grohmann company has a long history. I think they are fairly good knives, but I also do not have any... Guess I will take a look and maybe buy one in the near future. Get the Canadian economy back on its feet! ...
Hi everyone, I'm not a Canadian but my Cajun French ancestors were from Canada and I'm proud to have Canada as my ally. Thanks for the invitation to join ya'll group, if there's anything I can do to help, please let me know.
Jakub Capek
Apr 9, 2010
Arjun Gandhi
Apr 15, 2010
Arjun Gandhi
Actually I just ordered one from the clearance section for about 36 bucks. It's not the classic designs, but those are on the 'to buy' list over the summer (yay paid internships). I was going to get carbon steel for those. As for edge retention the one I ordered was stated to be tempered softer and it's in stainless. I guess it won't hold the best edge, but should be easy as hell to sharpen.
http://www.grohmannknives.com/pages/clearance.html
It's the first knife.
Apr 17, 2010
Shlomo ben Maved
There is a YYZ company called Canada Knives that has some quite nice designs but I don't know anything about them, where/how they are made but they have a fair number of their own label/brand on their site...Their machete/kukhri blades have some interesting variations...
I have every version of Grohmann’s D.H. Russell Belt Knives -- original and flat blade in both Rosewood and Stag, if available and a 7pc set of their better quality kitchen knives with block...
Apr 17, 2010
Jakub Capek
Apr 19, 2010
Jakub Capek
Hello Ron, I guess the rest of us Canadians are stuck in some snow storm or something...
Nov 17, 2011
Smiling-Knife
Hi Everyone. I'm a Canadian living the UK. I mostly have Sheffield made knives with some German and US knives. Looking forward to seeing you onboard.
Feb 6, 2012
In Memoriam
Robert Burris
Hi everyone, I'm not a Canadian but my Cajun French ancestors were from Canada and I'm proud to have Canada as my ally. Thanks for the invitation to join ya'll group, if there's anything I can do to help, please let me know.
Feb 14, 2012
Smiling-Knife
I like the new name.
Welcome Robert, great that you decided to join us.
Feb 14, 2012
In Memoriam
Robert Burris
Have any of guys heard of a Canadian knife maker named Laurent Doussot? I have heard he makes great knives, I just haven't seen any.
Feb 15, 2012
Jan Carter
Happy National Flag Day!!!
Feb 15, 2012
In Memoriam
Robert Burris
Yep, I second that, Happy Flag Day you Guys and Gals.
Feb 15, 2012