ID Help please
Feb 23, 2022 10:01:51 #
I collect knives, and this is nothing special, but I think maybe it was made for a special job, and I would like to know what it is. I can only guess. The blade is hi-carbon steel and very sharp and thin and doesn't have a very good finish, it is very well made and has a very heavy tang with 1 pin to keep the blade in place the handle has a very decretive swirl design. because of the shape of the blade, I think of "sausage" could it be the special knife for cutting sausage? I have posted this on knife collection pages but none have the massive knowledge base numbers of UHH so I am hoping someone knows for sure. Thanks in advance.
Feb 23, 2022 10:05:34 #
Feb 23, 2022 10:08:38 #
Feb 23, 2022 10:23:15 #
Tablet and paper hanger knife
Edit: The tablet is sold with the paper hanger knife.
https://www.rmurphyknives.com/store/tablet-and-paper-hanger-knife-pn-paha-details.html
Edit: The tablet is sold with the paper hanger knife.
https://www.rmurphyknives.com/store/tablet-and-paper-hanger-knife-pn-paha-details.html
Feb 23, 2022 10:36:41 #
kenArchi
Loc: Seal Beach, CA
Have one also. Use it many times for filler repair. Handy for those areas where the square putty blade doesn't do.
What is a tablet?
What is a tablet?
Feb 23, 2022 10:40:05 #
kenArchi wrote:
Have one also. Use it many times for filler repair. Handy for those areas where the square putty blade doesn't do.
What is a tablet?
What is a tablet?
Wouldn't it make the filler concave?
Feb 23, 2022 12:58:33 #
kenArchi
Loc: Seal Beach, CA
Concave, curves, oddball areas,,,,,,
Clean bird poop off cages. The edge is not sharp to cut into finish.
Wife used it to spread icing on cake, it creates nice little waves.
Clean bird poop off cages. The edge is not sharp to cut into finish.
Wife used it to spread icing on cake, it creates nice little waves.
Feb 23, 2022 22:50:39 #
Craigdca wrote:
Tablet and paper hanger knife
Edit: The tablet is sold with the paper hanger knife.
https://www.rmurphyknives.com/store/tablet-and-paper-hanger-knife-pn-paha-details.html
Edit: The tablet is sold with the paper hanger knife.
https://www.rmurphyknives.com/store/tablet-and-paper-hanger-knife-pn-paha-details.html
WOW, Thank you the mystery is solved, I knew in my gut that out of so many kind and helpful fokes here on UHH that someone would know what it is. thank you all for helping.
Feb 24, 2022 05:58:13 #
sourdough58 wrote:
I collect knives, and this is nothing special, but... (show quote)
It looks like a fleshing knife used to remove flesh from hides before tanning.
The handle resembles a corncob!!
Feb 24, 2022 06:16:16 #
sourdough58 wrote:
I collect knives, and this is nothing special, but... (show quote)
Looks like an "Asian peeler knife", but of course I could be wrong.
Ray.
Feb 24, 2022 11:16:17 #
Feb 24, 2022 11:21:46 #
sourdough58 wrote:
I collect knives, and this is nothing special, but... (show quote)
Good morning, here's a tip for you that might help now, or in the future. If on a PC, right click on the image, if on a phone or tablet just hold your finger on the image. Either way you will get a "pop-up menu". You'll see an option for "Google lens", and if you click on that you'll find similar images, and information. This works for anything, (not just knives), I've used it to identify birds, plants, car parts etc. It works really well. Hope this is helpful for you.
Ray.
Feb 24, 2022 11:23:44 #
kenArchi wrote:
Concave, curves, oddball areas,,,,,,
Clean bird poop off cages. The edge is not sharp to cut into finish.
Wife used it to spread icing on cake, it creates nice little waves.
Clean bird poop off cages. The edge is not sharp to cut into finish.
Wife used it to spread icing on cake, it creates nice little waves.
Mmmm... Bird poop flavored icing! Lol
Feb 24, 2022 12:51:11 #
WOW, Thank you the mystery is solved, I knew in my gut that out of so many kind and helpful fokes here on UHH that someone would know what it is. thank you all for helping.
Feb 24, 2022 14:18:55 #
I was in the printing industry for many years and it is a padding knife. To make scratch pads you used to stack up the paper and paint it with padding compound. when it dried you would slice the pads apart with a knife like that.
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