help for my first knife

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Vegard_dino
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help for my first knife

Post by Vegard_dino »

Thank you all for a great site!

I am dreaming of having a folding knife made to me. I just send a question regarding mothe rof pearl handle.

I am going to use it when I go hunting-fishing. So, I need a bit heavy blade, 21/2-3" long.

I have been thinking of a blade and bolster in damascus steel. But, how is that steel? Not good in a working knife?

Do anyone know a good knife maker in europe? UK? :?

Wish you all a good weekend

Vegard_dino
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stancaiman
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i'm not know knife maker in UK.
damas blades are not for heavy work, modern steel are better.
in germany, belgium, nederland, north of europe , there is some knife maker.

germany : http://www.wilkins-knives.com/
belgium : Eric Parmentier ( actually no site but look at http://forum.couteauxzen.net/viewtopic.php?t=1799 )
nederland : phill hill
north of europe : anso
il will try to find other (for the moment no name come to my mind)
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Post by Hukk »

I know there is a couple in Italy that do very fine work. There are some in Denmark, Sweden, Finland, and Norway who do very fine work using Sandvic steels as well as Damascus that may be good for heavy work. They might be found in the Brittish Blades forum. I can't remember thier names though.

There is a maker in the Czech Republic who is a good maker, papi. http://www.papi-knives.com Well, I remembered 1 out of 15 :lol: :lol: He makes some fine knives.
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Vegard_dino
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Post by Vegard_dino »

Hi Stancaiman

Thanks for the reply and information.

phil phil have some very nice work...but di dnot find a home page or phone nuber.

You know how to get hold of him? I will try to find some knife makers in germany, belgium and nederland.

Thanks for the helkp

Vegard_dino
stancaiman wrote:i'm not know knife maker in UK.
damas blades are not for heavy work, modern steel are better.
in germany, belgium, nederland, north of europe , there is some knife maker.

germany : http://www.wilkins-knives.com/
belgium : Eric Parmentier ( actually no site but look at http://forum.couteauxzen.net/viewtopic.php?t=1799 )
nederland : phill hill
north of europe : anso
il will try to find other (for the moment no name come to my mind)
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you can find many knife maker with this site :

http://www.worldknifedb.net/fr/euroknifemaker.htm
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Post by justold52 »

Vegard_dino You got me thinking ???

How many ###.## are your going on spend to have this dream knife of yours made?

Can you show us some of your knives that you have ?
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