Case Tony Bose Collabs pic and discussion thread.

I didn't think I would ever be able to post a picture of my knife here but here we are lol.

I would like to thank bigfish64 bigfish64 for pushing me over the ledge. I had to sell a few but dang, it was worth it. As I said before Todd, you are a certified enabler!!!!!

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Jakeywax31 said:
I didn't think I would ever be able to post a picture of my knife here but here we are lol.

I would like to thank bigfish64 bigfish64 for pushing me over the ledge. I had to sell a few but dang, it was worth it. As I said before Todd, you are a certified enabler!!!!!

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That’s a great one Paul. I also only have on colab knife and it’s this model, purchased recently. And I have a feeling it may not be my last
 
Angry Waiter said:
Yep. I blew my knife budget for March already but late spring I may look for the Eureka.
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The Eureka was my first experience with a collaboration knife and the one I received came with a slight gap in the covers and the slightest of scratches on its spine. Having heard what the universe was clearly saying, I made it my edc.

Turns out - its blades and handle shape were near perfect for my normal uses. The spear blade is the perfect size for light snack prep and I keep the beautifully swedged wharncliffe laser sharp to slice cardboard. I also appreciated how the shape of the wharncliffe allows you to reach the long nail nick of the spear with surprising leverage. Aesthetically, I like looking at other case/bose knives more but I reach for this knife quite a lot.

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dennishy said:
The Eureka was my first experience with a collaboration knife and the one I received came with a slight gap in the covers and the slightest of scratches on its spine. Having heard what the universe was clearly saying, I made it my edc.

Turns out - its blades and handle shape were near perfect for my normal uses. The spear blade is the perfect size for light snack prep and I keep the beautifully swedged wharncliffe laser sharp to slice cardboard. I also appreciated how the shape of the wharncliffe allows you to reach the long nail nick of the spear with surprising leverage. Aesthetically, I like looking at other case/bose knives more but I reach for this knife quite a lot.

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Thank you sir for your comments. Very helpful.
 
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