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KnifeCenter FAQ #43: Best Knife Handles? + Underrated Knives, Carbide Sharpeners, More! KarambitKnives,com

qcreek11 Sep 24



We’re talking photogenic knives, easy sharpeners, and the best folding knife handles. Plus, the best combination of hatchet and machete, hacksaw blades for fire steels, and just how many Leeks David has bought.

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0:00 Intro
0:49 Assisted AXIS Lock Knives
3:02 Underrated Knives
5:12 Best Folding Knife Handles
12:31 Sharpening for Beginners
16:22 Machete/Axe Hybrids
19:05 Best Steak Knives
21:02 Seth Says: What Makes a Knife Photogenic?
24:36 Gifting Someone Their First Knife
25:46 Buying the Same Knife Again and Again?
26:58 Hacksaw Blades and Fire Steels
27:53 Powder Metalurgy Carbon Steel
29:03 Are Coated Blades Harder to Sharpen?
29:53 The Video Production Curmudgeon

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10 Comments

  1. @user-wy1dl2me2p September 24, 2024

    That Becker bk40 is a natural fit probably a little bulky in the pocket .

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  2. @PepperGeorge September 24, 2024

    For the first question you missed out on recommending the Kershaw Cannonball

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  3. @TheKJMalice September 24, 2024

    Question for DCA and crew: Any knives you guys consider “must-haves” or are incredibly popular that you just personally never owned or didn’t care for? Without throwing shade at the knives themselves, that is. I personally don’t care much for the Kershaw Leek, I think because I’m not interested in spring-assisted knives. Otherwise its a cool design and inexpensive. Does Thomas have knives he sees you or Seth geek out on and just go, “I don’t get it…”?

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  4. @Monsoonpain September 24, 2024

    Griptillian is the FIRST comfortable, and still most comfortable knife I own

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  5. @PulledPurk September 24, 2024

    Opinel knives are fun to carve into

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  6. @Daniel.Liddicoat September 24, 2024

    Survive! knives have the TSK (tactical steak knife) for $179 each. They tanto or drop point blades, made from CPM-3V, with a Kydex sheath. Scales are black & blue G10 or camo G10. No serrations on the blade. They exist, but I would make my own if that was the alternative.

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  7. @danielcluley870 September 24, 2024

    Worksharp field sharpener is awesome for the guy that asked for portable easy sharpener. Yeah, it's kinda like a stone sharpener, but gives guides to make it easy and also compact full design with multiple grits, ceramic hone, and strop. The diamond plates are quite good, and durable, in my use, as well.

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  8. @camillieusdamocles6382 September 24, 2024

    Ive been using a leek for years. Ive broke the tip and actually made it into a tanto. Love my leek!

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  9. @carlbakerjr1088 September 24, 2024

    Biker Patriot is good bugout replacement or a SOG toothlock

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  10. @kingcormack8004 September 24, 2024

    This is an excellent video in this series. The handle issue was a great idea.

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