Custom Slipjoints

Thanks, guys. Obviously, the Hanson gent isn't a slipjoint, but it shows how much detail can be included in a small package. I'll try to get pictures of a few other custom slippies over the weekend.
Eddie, your 4-blade congresses just blow me away! :thumbup:

- Joe
 
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Ray Cover Canoe
James
 
not really a group shot, but it's my first traditional slipjoint and therefore the first knife of a potential group, so i thought i might post some pictures here...

eugene shadley, five bladed stockman, remington bone scales, closed 3 3/4". finish is impeccable, perfect half-stops, liners and springs are flush in all postitions (closed, half open, open). satin finish on all blades, smooth action etc. etc.

best regards,
hans

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Hans,That is some awesome knife ,let alone your first slipjoint.Did you mean custom slipjoint?
Talk about starting off with a bang.Thanks for showing it,a masterpiece.
-Vince
 
That's just beautiful Hans. Congratulations!

Mr. Shadley's execution is impeccable. I don't own one yet but he is on my list of must haves.
 
Man, that is really nice. You sure started out right. Instant collection of custom blades in one knife. :) :thumbup:
 
Posted it a couple of times before, I never get tired of handling it and seeing it. Mike Tison's Sowbelly, Thanks to Coop, it was published in Knife World and in Knives Illustrated. BTW, if anyone has the copy of that Knives Illustrated, I think Oct or Nov issue Page 61, I would like to buy or get it from you. At least a copy of the article.
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Thanks,
James
 
That Shadley 5'er is the nicest I have seen..I love his Stockman pattern
 
Some beauties there and that ain't no jive! ;) :thumbup:
 
That's a great shot, Rob. I like all three of those knives, each for its own particular characteristics. :thumbup:
 
Terrific folders and photos folks. It's a real pleasure to be able to see them here.

jivedaddy, that Cover spearpoint in the top of your photo is just outstanding (the others ain't too shabby either :)).

Thomason, that sheephorn Halfrich is really special. I'll bet it has some real cool coloration when natural light hits it at different angles. Good choice on that one amigo. :thumbup:
 
Wow, JD, you've really woken up this sleepy thread! Rob, nice bunch too! Great cutlery here!!
 
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