2024 GEC 321224

pat9198 said:
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What, that only cost you 4 and a bit dollars. 🤣 🤣 🤣
 
Wasn’t taken with this new pattern when the first photos started surfacing.
The swell centre pen just wasn’t where it was at, it’s all about the swell end Jack, right?
Wrong!
Instant love for this knife, smaller than I was expecting but perfect for it.

The shape and weight in the hand, just a lovely piece.
And that hump in the spring? Damn, it’s my favourite thing about it!

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Enactive said:
I finally put some proper edges on my stag 32 and now it may give my Ebony 81 some competition for carry and use.
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You’re going back and forth aren’t you? 🤣 I’ve been doing the same exact thing and I’m starting to settle on the 32 (hemlock jigged bone) as my favorite just ahead of the 81 (either ebony or ironwood).
 
pat9198 said:
You’re going back and forth aren’t you? 🤣 I’ve been doing the same exact thing and I’m starting to settle on the 32 (hemlock jigged bone) as my favorite just ahead of the 81 (either ebony or ironwood).
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Hahaha. You could tell?

I really quite like the 34, 32 and 81 for single spring two blade knives. I like Ol' Humpy the 2023 forum knife too.
 
pat9198 said:
You’re going back and forth aren’t you? 🤣 I’ve been doing the same exact thing and I’m starting to settle on the 32 (hemlock jigged bone) as my favorite just ahead of the 81 (either ebony or ironwood).
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Sometimes a knife and handle material are just made for each other,so as much as I like the jigged hemlock on 32 it's the cocoblo that makes me gravitate to the 32,i also feel they found quite an exquisite batch of cocobolo to use on them.the stag 32,we'll it's stag it always peaks to the top.
 
Oldy said:
Sometimes a knife and handle material are just made for each other,so as much as I like the jigged hemlock on 32 it's the cocoblo that makes me gravitate to the 32,i also feel they found quite an exquisite batch of cocobolo to use on them.the stag 32,we'll it's stag it always peaks to the top.
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I agree with you that they did have some amazing looking cocobolo on this run, however mine isn't the greatest example of that.

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Digger Stubble said:
When I received my knife, the wood had a very light brown with deep variations in it. After oiling, it immediately became quite dark and the variations are not so visible anymore. Still a beautiful knife with crisp action, perfect fit and finish.
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I’m going to try that on mine, thanks. I know cocobolo turns black eventually and I’m eagerly awaiting that day.
 
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