4 - 52100 EDC's

B . Buxton

B . Buxton

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I have finally been able to get some free time away from orders to make a few more EDC's.

These are all 52100 full tang, 3 times quenched, cyro treated using dry ice and then 3 times tempered. 8 nickle/silver pins
I will list them starting with the top knife in the photo. If you are serious about any of them and would like a close up of the handles, let me know and I will get a few more pictures taken. With the picture file size limited on BF it was hard to get a close shot getting all 4 knives at once, that showed great detail.
Each knife comes with a leather pouch style sheath, buyer has option of right or left hand carry.

Top knife- OAL- 8 7/8" 4" blade. Redwood Burl handle scales. SOLD

2nd knife- OAL-8 3/4" 3 7/8" blade - Ivory micarta scales - SOLD

3rd knife- OAL - 8 7/8" 4" blade. Hawaiian KOA - SOLD

4th Knife- OAL - 9" 4 1/8" blade. green canvas micarta- SOLD

The Redwood Burl and the KOA were woods that I sent to wssi and are professionally stabilized.

Thanks for lookin,

Bill
 
I have two of these EDC knives from Bill. If you're out there wondering whether or not you should, stop and get your order in now. These knives are cutting machines and they do NOT last long on this forum. :cool:
 
If I hadn’t recently got an EDC from Bill, and wasn’t waiting on a big knife from him, I would have been all over the Redwood burl EDC.

As stated above, they are cutting machines.
 
I have missed getting one of these a bunch of times here on the forum.
I feel very lucky to have scored the Redwood burl.

I am very temped to get the Ivory one.
 
Bigjim, that Ivory one is just screaming your name. Its hollering " Buy me Bigjim, Buy Me, I want to stay with my big redwood Burl brother". :D Also I can ship both in 1 box, so you'll save on shipping too. Its really surprised me that its still there, the Ivory usually sells first. Go figure.

Thank you,

Bill
 
I have a ivory micarta one, Bill's work is second to none, these edc's are amazing, they cut with ease, and seems to hold there edge forever :)
 
I have an ivory mic. one too---one of the first EDC's Bill did. Otherwise, I'd grab it myself. This thread has a bunch of views, somebody out there is sitting on the fence. Just do it :cool:
 
Ivory is sold.

Thanks again Big Jim, and thank you all for your business and the very nice comments. I truly am thankful.

Now I better get off here and get to making sheaths.

Thank you,

Bill
 
Good luck to you bro! Rosewood and ivory are gone for sure! I bet you get the next ones. Just gotta keep trying it took me a while. I was just lucky as heck to be first in on this post!!

Jim
 
I got my knives from Bill today.

To say I am pleased would be a understatement. This knife design is simply perfect. It sings use me. The knives will live among my other treasured belongings.

I have a 1911 commander in 38 super that I used to defend my home and family from a home invasion in 1991. I have a rolex watch that my grandfather gave to me shortly before he died. I can not explain why but this knife strikes a cord with me that feels like those two items. Its on my belt now and I can not imagine getting dressed with out it.

Oh and just so you don't think I am a silly fan boy buying his first custom knife..... I own over 70 knives the bulk of them are customs. Many much more expensive then this knife was.

Thanks Bill.
 
Have one myself! One of my favorite knives!

Bill,

Have you ever given any thought to doing a larger knife with same concept
you used on these EDC knives?

A larger utility knife or camp knife (larger cutting chores) would be a great addition to this lineup. Something in the 7"-8" range that could be used for light work on the the farm would be great.
 
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