Tracker Knife Review | CSF Indonesia Handmade Knives

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[@wayneanderson991]

I would be very interested in one of these if they get all the design elements corrected in the future. Also would like to see it about 12" overall length with a 5" handle. Quality looks great!

[@urbanknifeguy]

Sounds good. I am working on one with a knife maker! Stay tuned!

[@lovethemack]

interesting style, and does the job it seems. I remember decades ago, indonesian knife makes inc one named Superman, they did very cool stuff with old leaf springs etc

[@urbanknifeguy]

Yes, they work with a lot of leaf spring in this part of the world when they jack cars 🤣🤣🤣 jk

[@Robert_Thomas832]

Unusual style, for western eyes at least, very abrupt transition between the two parts of the blade. Thanks for showing Mr UKG

[@urbanknifeguy]

Yes, even to my eyes, the grind transition was not executed correctly. Thanks for your comment!

[@Robert_Thomas832]

Thank you sir 🙏

[@SubUrbanNinja-EDC]

Tracker design looks cool but I just can't see it being practical. I am also not a fan of D2 steel. One thing I like about this knife that it does not have gimping on top of the blade that can eat up the baton wood.

[@urbanknifeguy]

Agree on the steel. Still think the primary design intent has merits and I am working my way through maximising the capabilities of the knife.

[@lonewandererbushcraftwildc6822]

That just looks like a cheap copy of a tracker it's wrong shape no quarter round for gutting or feather sticking The grind on the cutting portion is wrong & out of line on both sides. D2 steel is definitely the wrong steel to use for a tracker style knife it's hard to sharpen & can break easily under stress. Not the best one I've seen unfortunately

[@urbanknifeguy]

Yes, I addressed these points on the design. I personally prefer 1095 or 5160 for a tracker for the reasons you mentioned and they will take more abuse without chipping or breaking.