euroken Gold Member Joined Aug 28, 2014 Messages 2,705 Jan 21, 2025 #21 Definitely swedges... Case in point I think what is lacking of the newer Case barlows are exactly that...swedges... I think it makes a world of difference from the aesthetic perspective, drawn OR cut!
Definitely swedges... Case in point I think what is lacking of the newer Case barlows are exactly that...swedges... I think it makes a world of difference from the aesthetic perspective, drawn OR cut!
Hickory n steel Gold Member Joined Feb 11, 2016 Messages 20,728 Jan 21, 2025 #22 euroken said: Definitely swedges... Case in point I think what is lacking of the newer Case barlows are exactly that...swedges... I think it makes a world of difference from the aesthetic perspective, drawn OR cut! Click to expand... I also felt they could use one and was tempted to put a drawn swedge on one of mine, but the nail nick is a little too close to the spine for this. In the end I am glad to have no swedge over potentially having a poorly done or misused cut swedge though.
euroken said: Definitely swedges... Case in point I think what is lacking of the newer Case barlows are exactly that...swedges... I think it makes a world of difference from the aesthetic perspective, drawn OR cut! Click to expand... I also felt they could use one and was tempted to put a drawn swedge on one of mine, but the nail nick is a little too close to the spine for this. In the end I am glad to have no swedge over potentially having a poorly done or misused cut swedge though.