/r/BudgetBlades
This is a subreddit for the knife enthusiast on a budget. For us knives are tools first and works of art second.
This is a subreddit for the knife enthusiast on a budget. For us knives are tools first and works of art second. Our mission at r/Budgetblades is to be place for hobbyists to gather and discus a common hobby.
Feel free to discuss any quality budget blades regardless of brand. Our suggested budget is anything under $50 US at retail, with a hard limit of $100 for OC. These pricing guidelines are for both new retail and the second hand markets for consistency. Discussion in the comments can talk about any blade regardless of price.
When posting a new thread, it must include a descriptive comment in the comment section. Also include relevant information about the knife (model name or number) in your title and/or in a comment. Photo's and links with out any descriptive context are discouraged. Have fun and enjoy!
RULES
-No sales, scalping, or advertising of any kind are allowed. All sales spam will be removed.
-Posts must focus on affordable knives ($50US with a hard limit of $100)
-Be kind and respectful of one another
-No gatekeeping
-Keep things PG-13
MOD TEAM
Feel free to communicate with us if you have questions or concerns. We are here to help, and to make sure things run smoothly on BudgetBlades.
Useful links from the community
-Budget Blade FAQ by u/ExplodingToasterOven
-Knife Basics by u/resonanzmacher
-Budget Blade washer tuning guide
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Really like Petrified Fish fat blades and thick handles. Last one I had disappeared the Beluga. Blades are easy to sharpen and hold an edge.
Just came to the group for some advice on if this is a good buy or not. From my understanding DC53 steel is a slight upgrade from D2 steel.
Was top of the list when I first started 8 years ago, better late than never I guess π stoked
For the price I paid (under $20) I love this knife. I know there are better ones out there, but kershaw is definitely one of my fave budget knives. and I'm trying to get a variety of cheap and then moderate priced knives, for now.
I'm not going to pay $6-7 shipping just to get one of these but it seems like a good add on to another order? https://www.chicagoknifeworks.com/solingen-vegetable-fruit-knife/
Seems like a prybar that sheaths a tiny fixed blade. Kind of a cool idea but not exactly groundbreaking so i figure there are ones that already exist out there at reasonable prices which i assume this won't be given that its titanium, s35vn and hocked to me by a Facebook algorithm.
I love the OG Pilar, the blade shape and width, the ergonomics etc...etc...but I'm not wild about liner locks. Anyone have a blade similar that sports a different type of lock?
Anyone tried their knives (they have a couple models now I believe) with the crossbar lock? Curious to see if you like the locking and the action. Thanks!
I just ordered this knife from Amazon. It has a 10% promotion code and a 20% coupon. Took the price from $59 to $41. Does anyone have the wild species? How is it?
Think about it. You're getting 4 knives in one for 20 bucks. You'll never have to sharpen it, just move on to the next blade. And think about all the conversations you can start with it. Also those ergos look absolutely insane. Like the handle equivalent of stepping on legos.
Hello everyone! Are there good discounts on knife sets during Black Friday? I want to get a decent set for a friend who's currently attending culinary classes. I'm thinking just a basic set with a good selection of knives would be great. And also I'm on a tight budget here. Lol. Thanks in advance!
I just got a new lightning otf and the screws came loose and now I am missing a screw. When your lightning otf first arrives make sure to tighten the screws so you donβt lose any like I did. Also, does anyone know what size screws I could use to replace the screw I lost?