The Graham Razel Knife
By Benjamen Johnson
You’re not going to break the tip of a Graham Razel knife — that’s because there is no tip. Part chisel, part razor knife, the Razel or razor-chisel is all business. Created by Jon and Josh Graham, the knives can be custom-ordered from Graham Knives, or if you absolutely, positively must have one now, Columbia River Knife and Tool manufactures a selection of folding and fixed-blade models.
With the Razel’s front edge you can scrape, chisel, pry, ream, and cut one-handed or in tight quarters by pushing the front edge into the material.
Columbia River’s fixed-blade Razels vary in retail price from $100 to $200, and their folding Razels retail for $50 to $60 — but you can find deals if you look for ‘em, such as $40 for a folder or $70 for a fixed-blade at Amazon.
Razel Knives [Graham Knives]
Razel Fixed-Blade Knives [CRKT]
Razel Folding Knives [CRKT]
Street Pricing [Google]
Via Amazon [What’s This?]
May 5th, 2009 at 7:10 pm
If you’re looking for deals, you can find a good selection of these at http://knifecenter.com.
May 7th, 2009 at 5:59 am
Looks like a great design for a handyman knife. You know what would be really cool? A two blade folder with one of these razel blades and one standard blade. Both locking, of course, ala the two blade Byrds….
May 7th, 2009 at 7:42 pm
The Buck Bravo is a better knife. Longer blade, folder, G10 handles, and better blade steel.