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Another Peanut thread...
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Thanks to Durbin and Morrowj for the inspiration...
What are the handle materials for Case's CV bladed peanuts? Who/where is your favorite place to purchase said peanuts?
Thinking of joining PA,
Mongo
Thomason is the cause of all this....or most of it.
Ok Ok... I think it was a team effort... jackknife for the peanut inspiration of his father/ men from his father's generation. And yes, the goofy doofus takes some great pictures that make said peanuts rather appealing.
I think this is allowed, (if not, then Blues I apologize) but I think I can mention this; there are several great online dealers through which to purchase cv peanuts. The site I bought my two through, which has a great deal of information anyway about handles, patterns, knife history is through Shepherd Hills ; www.casexx.com
You can look up what all they have for cv there, I think that there is red bone, dark red bone, yellow delrin, amber bone, the chestnut peachseed jigged bone with blued blades, which I am carrying, and then a couple damascus, and alot of ss options as well. My new Sunday peanut is the Prime Stag version with SS, which can take a really good cutting edge, just does not hold it as long as cv does. Hope that helps, and do go get a peanut, and a nice folksy welcome to PA.(That'd be "peanuts anonymous" not pennsylvania to those of y'all who missed prior thread
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b.w. durbin
I think this is allowed, (if not, then Blues I apologize) but I think I can mention this; there are several great online dealers through which to purchase cv peanuts. The site I bought my two through, which has a great deal of information anyway about handles, patterns, knife history is through Shepherd Hills ; www.casexx.com
You can look up what all they have for cv there, I think that there is red bone, dark red bone, yellow delrin, amber bone, the chestnut peachseed jigged bone with blued blades, which I am carrying, and then a couple damascus, and alot of ss options as well. My new Sunday peanut is the Prime Stag version with SS, which can take a really good cutting edge, just does not hold it as long as cv does. Hope that helps, and do go get a peanut, and a nice folksy welcome to PA.(That'd be "peanuts anonymous" not pennsylvania to those of y'all who missed prior thread
)b.w. durbin
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In regards to the Case peanuts with blued blades- how well does the blue hold up under use? Does it wear quickly and show scratches, or is it pretty durable? Those things are purty.
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Dang... those blued peanuts look great! BUT... I wish they had a non-blued CV peanut in that same handle material. I'd be all over that like a bum on a ham sammich!
edited to add: where else can I find a good selection of CV bladed peanuts? Help a fella join PA!
edited to add: where else can I find a good selection of CV bladed peanuts? Help a fella join PA!
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So far, for ease of searching and selection, Shepherd Hills Cutlery, for new ones; also type vanadium in the search box for SMKW; or Case, CV, vanadium, Peanut, or any combination of those, in the search box on ebay or other sites. Oddly enough, different combinations bring up different results. (Can you tell I've searched this before? A lot?
)thx - cpr