Knife&wood
Member
Hi everyone,
I'm new here and, to sum up, my knife background is about me constantly falling from a rabbit hole to another. What a great journey! I really like to learn and try new stuff
It all started with me bushcrafting in the Swiss mountains, a knife is a must. Then you need to be able to sharpen it and what about fast and light trek? You need a lighter one. Fixe blade? foldable? Thick? Thin? Stainless or carbon? Convex? droppoint?
Long story short I started experimenting geometry with all the kitchen knifes that comes in range and once I discovered how much I prefer food prep with a sharp knife... here I am hahah
I learned that there is no perfect knife, but preferred knifes for a specific job. Usually, the most essential and balanced knifes for a multitude of Job is what I prefer, but using a knife conceived for the task you need it is just so satisfying!
I'm looking for yours advices and opinions, but I'll be also glad to help if I can. Nice to meet you!
Iacopo
I'm new here and, to sum up, my knife background is about me constantly falling from a rabbit hole to another. What a great journey! I really like to learn and try new stuff
It all started with me bushcrafting in the Swiss mountains, a knife is a must. Then you need to be able to sharpen it and what about fast and light trek? You need a lighter one. Fixe blade? foldable? Thick? Thin? Stainless or carbon? Convex? droppoint?
Long story short I started experimenting geometry with all the kitchen knifes that comes in range and once I discovered how much I prefer food prep with a sharp knife... here I am hahah
I learned that there is no perfect knife, but preferred knifes for a specific job. Usually, the most essential and balanced knifes for a multitude of Job is what I prefer, but using a knife conceived for the task you need it is just so satisfying!
I'm looking for yours advices and opinions, but I'll be also glad to help if I can. Nice to meet you!
Iacopo