What's your favorite blade shape?

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  • Caleb

    Making whiskey, one batch at a time!
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    I'll be the weirdo and say karambit

    assassin knife of choice...wouldn't mind owning a spyderco version of it. I like drop point and tanto...bowie is my least favorite actually.

    I have a couple extra leaf springs, I want to make a knife but I'll save that for another thread.
     

    tradertator

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    assassin knife of choice...wouldn't mind owning a spyderco version of it. I like drop point and tanto...bowie is my least favorite actually.

    I have a couple extra leaf springs, I want to make a knife but I'll save that for another thread.

    I've got one, and it's pretty bad ass. Hard to find and expensive when you do, since it was discontinued quite a while back.
     

    Caleb

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    I've got one, and it's pretty bad ass. Hard to find and expensive when you do, since it was discontinued quite a while back.

    My step father-in-law had one in his store a couple years back...you can't go wrong with any spyderco, however, I probably wouldn't want to carry it around...too bad.
     

    steve666

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    I like the recurve blade shape:
    muela_tactical_18_knife.jpg
     

    warthog

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    Dagger shaped, like a traditional dagger, V shaped and double edged.
    I have a ton of good ones too, love them.

    Single edged I would go with a lambsfoot and wharnies.

    I am also quite fond of Karambits and have many traditional ones as well as some not so traditional including a few folders.
     

    meegz

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    Drop point or spear point, usually drop point. You can vary the depth of the belly on the drop point enough to make it quite good for most situations
     
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