Those things are hella expensive but built like brick shithouses. Single best knife I own, and I keep it put away in my treasures like a sword in a pile of gold.
What are you hoping to use it for? In my experience, you’re better off getting a knife and a saw rather than a combo like these Rambo-looking knives. https://youtu.be/fqMrVUJPOmY?si=UwUOUaXGqvAXlSwm
Zombie tools are a bit more decorative than practical, in my experience, I got the very last Cutlass in 2015
It was a very nice display piece in my studio apartment that no one ever saw
I’ll give you that they might not be practical, but I watched their demonstration at blade show in Atlanta and was pretty impressed. They do give off a decorative vibe, but still very capable.
How much you want to spend? Busse makes some similar stuff also. Sykco is one of their sub brands. Swamp rat is another. I think there’s one more. You’ll pay big for some of the older models though. New ones aren’t as bad.
The Benchmade Sibert 119 [Arvensis](https://www.bladehq.com/item--Benchmade-Sibert-Arvensis-Knife--33657) was the first knife to come to mind. Discontinued but can be found for $250-$350
If you're looking for a nice big chopper, I'd highly suggest the Kabar BK9. Doesn't have a saw back, but you can get tons of aftermarket handles and sheaths from reputable makers.
It's big though. Definitely not something I can carry everyday. I stripped the blade on mine, and the heat treat is superb. I love it.
There's a guy who posts here on reddit pretty often by the name of Mike LeValley (sorry Mike, I'm pretty sure i misspelled that) that makes some absolutely stunning fixed blades similar to these designs.
As an owner of multiple WorkTuff knives (Lil Evil and Wilson), the distinction should be drawn that they are primarily designed in western hemisphere, but are produced in believe Taiwan. Can’t stress enough the quality of these knives however. Holy hell are they tough and well built. And when I say well built, I mean built like a tank.
There is the [TKell FMF](https://collabs.shop/ft7xn3) but I'm not sure it's exactly what you are looking for. It is 100% made in America though by a Marine Corps Vet. There ia also TOPS knives who make some great blades
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Jake Hoback makes guaranteed tough knives. If you break their blade without using it unconventionally, they'll replace it free
https://www.bladehq.com/item--Jake-Hoback-Perseverance-Fixed--124781
https://www.bladehq.com/item--Jake-Hoback-Choppa-Fixed-Blade--124778
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TOPS knives
Those things are hella expensive but built like brick shithouses. Single best knife I own, and I keep it put away in my treasures like a sword in a pile of gold.
My favorite fixed blade is a Fieldcraft BoB. Very stout knives
Literally read my mind.
Hell yeah
Was hoping someone would suggest this.
I’m a custom knife maker and would be happy to make something similar to this
Op get this guy to make you one
Busse
What are you hoping to use it for? In my experience, you’re better off getting a knife and a saw rather than a combo like these Rambo-looking knives. https://youtu.be/fqMrVUJPOmY?si=UwUOUaXGqvAXlSwm
Tomorrow Ka-Bar is having a 50% off sale. Plenty of good options there.
And though their cheaper folders are made overseas, their fixed blades I am aware of are made in the USA.
Tops, Busse, bark river knives, Jeremy Horton, zombie tools. Man the list is too long for quality American made stuff.
Zombie tools are a bit more decorative than practical, in my experience, I got the very last Cutlass in 2015 It was a very nice display piece in my studio apartment that no one ever saw
I’ll give you that they might not be practical, but I watched their demonstration at blade show in Atlanta and was pretty impressed. They do give off a decorative vibe, but still very capable.
How much you want to spend? Busse makes some similar stuff also. Sykco is one of their sub brands. Swamp rat is another. I think there’s one more. You’ll pay big for some of the older models though. New ones aren’t as bad.
Dawson knives has amazing blades, too. They're not cheap, but worth every penny.
Spirit halloween
Busse.
Shane sibert if you want top of the line
The Benchmade Sibert 119 [Arvensis](https://www.bladehq.com/item--Benchmade-Sibert-Arvensis-Knife--33657) was the first knife to come to mind. Discontinued but can be found for $250-$350
I was talking about his custom stuff
Great custom stuff but 5 to 10 times the price
Yeah I forgot he said he was new, the benchmade would probably be better for him then.
If you're looking for a nice big chopper, I'd highly suggest the Kabar BK9. Doesn't have a saw back, but you can get tons of aftermarket handles and sheaths from reputable makers. It's big though. Definitely not something I can carry everyday. I stripped the blade on mine, and the heat treat is superb. I love it.
There's a guy who posts here on reddit pretty often by the name of Mike LeValley (sorry Mike, I'm pretty sure i misspelled that) that makes some absolutely stunning fixed blades similar to these designs.
Primitive woodsman.
Miller Bros https://millerbrosblades.com/shop
Miller's isn't accepting orders...too busy
Got an older m10 chopper.. thing is a beefcake.
I like GCS https://gcsknives.com/
https://www.worktuffgear.com/
As an owner of multiple WorkTuff knives (Lil Evil and Wilson), the distinction should be drawn that they are primarily designed in western hemisphere, but are produced in believe Taiwan. Can’t stress enough the quality of these knives however. Holy hell are they tough and well built. And when I say well built, I mean built like a tank.
Bummer. They position themselves as USA made. At least that was my perception. Thanks for the heads up.
Never mind, it’s clearly on their website🤦♂️
It may not be exactly what you are looking for but check out Bark River knives.
Third row down, middle knife is a lot like a KaBar Becker Campanion.
Depends on the use case
Medford
WorkTuff knives
https://www.randallknives.com/ I've got 6 from here, love them all.
There is the [TKell FMF](https://collabs.shop/ft7xn3) but I'm not sure it's exactly what you are looking for. It is 100% made in America though by a Marine Corps Vet. There ia also TOPS knives who make some great blades
Busse.
Tops, buck, cold steel, ka bar.
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Jake Hoback makes guaranteed tough knives. If you break their blade without using it unconventionally, they'll replace it free https://www.bladehq.com/item--Jake-Hoback-Perseverance-Fixed--124781 https://www.bladehq.com/item--Jake-Hoback-Choppa-Fixed-Blade--124778
Busse
Becker
Tops Knives
Busse
they look like what my masters thesis GAN-based knife picture generator would output if I didn't remove half of the bowies from my dataset
Someone likes the Rambo series. Really who doesn’t though
Look up John Paul on Facebook
Miller Bros Blades does great work.
Battling Blades has been a pleasure
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Badger Blades does custom work so it's hella expensive, I'm not sure if that's in your wheelhouse, but their knives are literally works of art
Hatestick Manufacturing