What knives do I carry and use most?

Follow along asCraig from ‪@ClpBushcraft‬ discusses the knives he carries the most and why he chooses these models

[@bladecollector7]

52100 steel is really awesome, sharpens like a laser and makes a beautiful patina

[@MountainRaider]

Great tools ,Craig!

[@ClpBushcraft]

Thank you my friend !!!!

[@ColdHarborOP]

That Bearded Mouse collaboration knife is some kinda cool. I'd love to try an LT design in 52100; it just sharpens and polishes so well and smooth, like oiled glass.

[@ClpBushcraft]

Yes it does !!!! It is so easy to get a razor edge back on it after a lot of use !!!

[@xderiwx]

@@ClpBushcraft Just curious, what do you use for sharpening and maintenance?

[@ClpBushcraft]

So mainly I just keep the edge’s stropped , but if they need a little more I will use a ceramic rod on them

[@ColdHarborOP]

​​@@ClpBushcraft A great big thumbs up to this. I have a Freiderick Dick honing steel, a Matt Rinaldi strop, and a generic ceramic rod that was maybe ten bucks off Amazon that I do 99% of my regular sharpening with. Not all honing steels are created the same, and that F.Dick puts a serious, serious edge back on even dull knives. For heavier work, some simple stones and abrasive paper do the trick.

[@zdenekbart]

MagnaCut is the best steel. 🔥🇨🇿

[@ShoahBiz]

depends on your use but magnacut sure is one of my favorites. perfect edc steel for sure.

[@zdenekbart]

@@Butch_Deezlsteak bla, bla. MagnaCut have perfect edge retention, great toughnes and excelent corrosion resistant.