Ring opener knives
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Very interesting find! Never seen a blade like that one. Cool!
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Thank you!
Found this info:
Why People Use a Granton Edge Knife
A Granton edge enhances a knife's cutting and slicing performance by creating tiny air pockets between the food and the blade. This creates better food "release" and prevents food from shredding and tearing to keep the food as intact as possible. A Granton blade is particularly helpful when cutting to moist or clingy food, such as salmon, cheese, cucumbers, and many types of meat
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Found this info:
Why People Use a Granton Edge Knife
A Granton edge enhances a knife's cutting and slicing performance by creating tiny air pockets between the food and the blade. This creates better food "release" and prevents food from shredding and tearing to keep the food as intact as possible. A Granton blade is particularly helpful when cutting to moist or clingy food, such as salmon, cheese, cucumbers, and many types of meat
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Makes good sense. Thanks for the Info!bronze4u wrote: ↑Wed Sep 09, 2020 4:02 pm Thank you!
Found this info:
Why People Use a Granton Edge Knife
A Granton edge enhances a knife's cutting and slicing performance by creating tiny air pockets between the food and the blade. This creates better food "release" and prevents food from shredding and tearing to keep the food as intact as possible. A Granton blade is particularly helpful when cutting to moist or clingy food, such as salmon, cheese, cucumbers, and many types of meat
.
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Re: Ring opener knives
It has a gouge on one side... And the blade is a bit more narrow ( used ) All in all super rare, and especially in this color!
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B4U, glad it arrived. Sweet old knife. Someone loved it. Ivory makes it more special. Congrats.
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Thanks doglegg! Now I’ll love it.... It’s most likely not real ivory.
But it would be nice!
But it would be nice!
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Well maybe french ivory.
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Right, I bet it is French ivory... It has the straight little lines in it.
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Very nice. Awesome group!!bronze4u wrote: ↑Sun Sep 13, 2020 10:48 pm New ‘ivory’ one is here! Making my Granton collection four now.
It has a gouge on one side... And the blade is a bit more narrow ( used ) All in all super rare, and especially in this color!D964B186-184B-4EA3-B608-8C60AB6D6F1C.jpeg41F6923F-4EEE-4EC7-A4FB-61EDE7D64B19.jpeg142BF10A-D6ED-41DA-98E0-46E5BA28CDD1.jpeg0E561A9C-40F0-4BFB-AC62-4678A9C7E1CA.jpeg
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Thank you!
Papa Bones wrote: ↑Mon Sep 14, 2020 7:40 pmVery nice. Awesome group!!bronze4u wrote: ↑Sun Sep 13, 2020 10:48 pm New ‘ivory’ one is here! Making my Granton collection four now.
It has a gouge on one side... And the blade is a bit more narrow ( used ) All in all super rare, and especially in this color!D964B186-184B-4EA3-B608-8C60AB6D6F1C.jpeg41F6923F-4EEE-4EC7-A4FB-61EDE7D64B19.jpeg142BF10A-D6ED-41DA-98E0-46E5BA28CDD1.jpeg0E561A9C-40F0-4BFB-AC62-4678A9C7E1CA.jpeg
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My only ring turn bottle opener Knives.
Thought some might find them interesting.
Thought some might find them interesting.
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Nice
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Very interesting.
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Late pics, and dark ones... I will try and post better tomorrow.
This one is an unusual shape for sure ( by ring turn standards)
Super unique one!
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It looks like a swell center
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Is that what this shape is known as? It’s just an arched top, with a slight coffin edge bottom. I’ve never seen a ring turn in this style. The rings are a light material almost like silver. I do have another with rings made of this material. It doesn’t ‘clang’ like metal...
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Not sure if it is a true swell center but it does have the look. A shape common to some whittlers. A very cool knife.
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Super interesting, and cool! Thank you - for that information...
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Howdy friends
I hope everyone is safe, healthy, and in good spirits. Most importantly safe and healthy...
Have not been on in a bit (Not many ring turns floating around right now...) Did finally score this Birks ring turn! Pretty rare - as they are known for their silverware (so I am told.) Even though the main blade had obviously been snapped, I purchased it... I could not resist a new name and most of all the red/orange scales. I have looked for ring turns with red scales from the beginning of my ring turn collecting. I did reshape the main as best their job allowed me...
I hope everyone is safe, healthy, and in good spirits. Most importantly safe and healthy...
Have not been on in a bit (Not many ring turns floating around right now...) Did finally score this Birks ring turn! Pretty rare - as they are known for their silverware (so I am told.) Even though the main blade had obviously been snapped, I purchased it... I could not resist a new name and most of all the red/orange scales. I have looked for ring turns with red scales from the beginning of my ring turn collecting. I did reshape the main as best their job allowed me...
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Hi B4U! I'm not at all familiar with ring-turn knives, so I'm hoping you would explain their operation to me. When you turn the ring does the blade fly open by a spring, or does the blade gradually open as you turn the ring, or...? Thanks, Mark!bronze4u wrote: ↑Mon Jan 11, 2021 8:10 pm Howdy friends
I hope everyone is safe, healthy, and in good spirits. Most importantly safe and healthy...
Have not been on in a bit (Not many ring turns floating around right now...) Did finally score this Birks ring turn! Pretty rare - as they are known for their silverware (so I am told.) Even though the main blade had obviously been snapped, I purchased it... I could not resist a new name and most of all the red/orange scales. I have looked for ring turns with red scales from the beginning of my ring turn collecting. I did reshape the main as best their job allowed me...
ring turn Birks 1.jpgring turn Birks.jpg
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Nice one! Glad to see you back posting.I would keep an eye on that one as it looks like there is evidence of celluloid out-gassing on the blade.bronze4u wrote: ↑Mon Jan 11, 2021 8:10 pm Howdy friends
I hope everyone is safe, healthy, and in good spirits. Most importantly safe and healthy...
Have not been on in a bit (Not many ring turns floating around right now...) Did finally score this Birks ring turn! Pretty rare - as they are known for their silverware (so I am told.) Even though the main blade had obviously been snapped, I purchased it... I could not resist a new name and most of all the red/orange scales. I have looked for ring turns with red scales from the beginning of my ring turn collecting. I did reshape the main as best their job allowed me...
ring turn Birks 1.jpgring turn Birks.jpg
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Thank you!
Not sure what that means exactly, (My wife has accused me of this though!)
However, celluloid has definitely shrunk.
Not sure what that means exactly, (My wife has accused me of this though!)
However, celluloid has definitely shrunk.
knife7knut wrote: ↑Mon Jan 11, 2021 8:42 pmNice one! Glad to see you back posting.I would keep an eye on that one as it looks like there is evidence of celluloid out-gassing on the blade.bronze4u wrote: ↑Mon Jan 11, 2021 8:10 pm Howdy friends
I hope everyone is safe, healthy, and in good spirits. Most importantly safe and healthy...
Have not been on in a bit (Not many ring turns floating around right now...) Did finally score this Birks ring turn! Pretty rare - as they are known for their silverware (so I am told.) Even though the main blade had obviously been snapped, I purchased it... I could not resist a new name and most of all the red/orange scales. I have looked for ring turns with red scales from the beginning of my ring turn collecting. I did reshape the main as best their job allowed me...
ring turn Birks 1.jpgring turn Birks.jpg
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