Case sodbuster vs. boker sodbuster

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I have a boker sodbuster in high carbon and I absolutely love it.I wanted to try a case.Are the case sobuster and the boker sodbuster similar? which has better craftsmanship?
 
I think the Case CV is better made, but that's just me. You can pick them up a bunch of places for under $25, so it's not a huge expense if you don't like it. I usually buy two at a time because I sometimes give them away and I like to take them out on boats because it's not the end of the world if they go overboard.
 
Böker is a bit rough&ready but in no way poorly finished, a bit more 'rustic' in execution.I use my Sod a lot around the garden and on some rather disgusting beater tasks I'd best no get into....

CASE Sods are rather better turned out in final finish, but it is/was intended as a work knife and can take some rough use.

I hear Queen Cutlery makes a decent Sod too but I don't own one. Schatt&Morgan do a very tasty looking one in Stag which you can find from time to time, bit costly though and almost too good to use.... almost.
 
willgoy said:
Böker is a bit rough&ready but in no way poorly finished, a bit more 'rustic' in execution.I use my Sod a lot around the garden and on some rather disgusting beater tasks I'd best no get into....

CASE Sods are rather better turned out in final finish, but it is/was intended as a work knife and can take some rough use.

I hear Queen Cutlery makes a decent Sod too but I don't own one. Schatt&Morgan do a very tasty looking one in Stag which you can find from time to time, bit costly though and almost too good to use.... almost.
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Yes that Schatt in stag from 07 is on my must have list. They are going between 50 to 80 on ebay when they show up.
 
I have a few of each, and case hands down in my opinion :) But the boker is a lot less expensive, and still a very usable knife.
 
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