COHUTTA PICS

[Nbrackett]

My first Scandi and I love it.

 

[David L]

This knife is quickly becoming the one that is always with me.

 

[Nbrackett]

This knife is quickly becoming the one that is always with me.


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Good looking patina!

 

[David L]

Good looking patina!

Thanks, it's been on light duty kitchen tasks.

 

[Nbrackett]

 

[RobbieB]

One of the new models... the Talona.

 

[Oyster]

One of the new models... the Talona.

Nice!
Dimensions?
(Guessing 4+” blade?)

 

[Cohutta]

Nice!
Dimensions?
(Guessing 4+” blade?)

It’s right at a 4” blade.

R RobbieB awesome shots as always! Glad you’re putting them to use!

 

[Mistwalker]

A quick tuna salad lunch earlier

 

[RobbieB]

Nice!
Dimensions?
(Guessing 4+” blade?)

Thanks! Russell already answered, but dimensions for all Cohutta models are in the Cohutta Model Specs thread.

 

[Oyster]

Thanks! Russell already answered, but dimensions for all Cohutta models are in the Cohutta Model Specs thread.

Thanks!
Have to admit that I didn’t bother to look there since it was a new model...

C Cohutta was going to DM you on IG but decided to post here instead:

I’ve had the MTT EDC for a week now and it has quickly become one of my (quite possibly even my absolute) favorite knife.
7” OAL hits a sweet spot for those of us that live in urban environments and are limited in what we can reasonably carry. For my medium (gravitating towards large) hands, a 4” handle is just the right length for a comfortable full grip. A 3” blade covers pretty much any task. The 4:3 ratio is also esthetically very pleasing.
In 3/32 SFT, it pulls off the feat of being both slim and stout. PERFECT for its size.
I LOVE this knife! It’s a phenomenal design. Thanks again!!



ETA: I should add that I wouldn’t hesitate to carry it hiking or during any other outdoor pursuits where a larger knife isn’t necessary.

(I still love my Micro Strebig in 3/32 TT, too, of course, and will never part with it. Even slimmer and lighter, and with a touch less height in the blade, it is my “elegant gentleman’s” - some might call it “city slicker” - fixed blade)

 

[Tutone]

Appalachian Skinner enjoying some fall colors

 

[Nbrackett]

 

[Bmurray]

R RobbieB has a BBP that I want

 

[Bmurray]

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nice drills

 

[Bmurray]

awesome piece of split firewood

 

[Oyster]

awesome piece of split firewood

I’m a little bit offended that you never compliment the nice placemat featured in my pics...

 

[lmalterna]

Where might a person go to see pics of all models together?

Bill

 

[Oyster]

Where might a person go to see pics of all models together?

Bill

Cohutta model specs thread.
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/cohutta-model-specs.1569651/

 

[Bmurray]

Thanks!
Have to admit that I didn’t bother to look there since it was a new model...

C Cohutta was going to DM you on IG but decided to post here instead:

I’ve had the MTT EDC for a week now and it has quickly become one of my (quite possibly even my absolute) favorite knife.
7” OAL hits a sweet spot for those of us that live in urban environments and are limited in what we can reasonably carry. For my medium (gravitating towards large) hands, a 4” handle is just the right length for a comfortable full grip. A 3” blade covers pretty much any task. The 4:3 ratio is also esthetically very pleasing.
In 3/32 SFT, it pulls off the feat of being both slim and stout. PERFECT for its size.
I LOVE this knife! It’s a phenomenal design. Thanks again!!

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ETA: I should add that I wouldn’t hesitate to carry it hiking or during any other outdoor pursuits where a larger knife isn’t necessary.

(I still love my Micro Strebig in 3/32 TT, too, of course, and will never part with it. Even slimmer and lighter, and with a touch less height in the blade, it is my “elegant gentleman’s” - some might call it “city slicker” - fixed blade)

sweet carpet