Lon Humphrey Delta Review

Checking out my first Lon Humphrey knife. The Delta is a fantastic woods companion and defiantly worth a look.
Shout out to Justin in Canada for suggesting this knife.
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[@AlienMetals]

Good for you. Don't be afraid to use your knives, Lon's knives are meant to be used. IMO he's an excellent maker with a style all to his own.

[@jessemccormick7899]

Its a great all around knife, not really a bushcrafter but it can, and Lon's hear treat on 52100 is outstanding, i would compare it almost to 3v

[@theold-fashionedwoodsman6703]

I couldn't agree more! I'm hoping he'll make a buschcrafter at some point. 😁

[@LuisGonzalez-gl4wc]

Beautiful blade. Lon Humphrey does good work and l like the ergos, too. Had a Minuteman in 3V by him, regret selling it

[@jcknives4162]

Not going to check the edge retention after the work? I was hoping to see how it held up afterward.
I’ve been a Knifemaker for over 40 years. I usually want the spine to be comfortable when the thumb presses down. So, I tend to remove the corner. I’ll play with it some time see if there is a balance to be had.
Great design blade!!!

[@theold-fashionedwoodsman6703]

That’s fair. I should have checked the edge retention after all that work. It came through with flying colors though. For woods blades I like a sharp spine, but I know it’s not for everyone.

[@jcknives4162]

Great video. Check blade made with the new steel magnacut

[@theold-fashionedwoodsman6703]

I’ve got two new blades in MagnaCut. There’s a lot of testing for me to do still.