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Fiddleback User Pics
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Wow there are some great knives in this thread! :thumbup: Too many to single out. I'm envious of some of the photo skills here as well. 
This is not technically a "user" photo yet... These will all start seeing use as the summer progresses and heads into hunting season. I'll get some better quality pics posted as I do.
This is basically just a family photo:
This is not technically a "user" photo yet... These will all start seeing use as the summer progresses and heads into hunting season. I'll get some better quality pics posted as I do.
This is basically just a family photo:
Kal-El
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Whoa Dave! Nice family pic. I thought I had a lot of Fiddlebacks. You've got me beat by one. At least until my Ladyfinger arrives (can't wait). When that happens, I may post up a group shot as well. BTW, is that one of the Ladyfingers from Blade?
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Thanks Kal-El! Yes the Ladyfinger is from Andy's evening sale from Blade. I've been tweaking my collection lately. I had to sell my Terassaur
to get the maroon Bushcrafter but I love this Bushcrafter!! Next up for me is another Hiking Buddy. I love bone handles and I want to get my hands on another bone handled Hiking Buddy but with Andy's contours.
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Mark I've worked on this for awhile to aquire specific blades for my uses. There are some similar blade lengths but I have a variety of blade thicknesses as well. The Ladyfinger and Recluse are lasers with thinner blades. The beefy Hunter is a beast! The Runt is my EDC.
I'm looking forward to seeing some other group shots! :thumbup:
I'm looking forward to seeing some other group shots! :thumbup:
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Morning all -
I'm new to FB knives and just browsed all 11 pages of this thread (added several knives to the 'must have' list as a result) and unless I missed it, didn't see one picture of a Bow Legged Belt knife. I picked this up from KnivesShipFree after seeing it weeks ago - got busy - forgot about it and was very happy to see that it was still available. Not yet a 'user' picture and I'm not the photographer many of you are - but enjoy...
I love the colors and the rustic blade.
This little guy came with no pants - so that is today's project.
I'm new to FB knives and just browsed all 11 pages of this thread (added several knives to the 'must have' list as a result) and unless I missed it, didn't see one picture of a Bow Legged Belt knife. I picked this up from KnivesShipFree after seeing it weeks ago - got busy - forgot about it and was very happy to see that it was still available. Not yet a 'user' picture and I'm not the photographer many of you are - but enjoy...
I love the colors and the rustic blade.
This little guy came with no pants - so that is today's project.
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Hi Shamrock
That looks a great knife mate,
I got my first fiddleback from KSF just over a month ago as well.I have to say my bushcraft karda is turning out to be a great user
Now I have a fiddleback hunter on its way to me too (according to tracking it has just cleared customs so I should have it this week) .
And like yourself I now have a number of knives I would like to get that I have seen in this thread
tis addictive
That looks a great knife mate,
I got my first fiddleback from KSF just over a month ago as well.I have to say my bushcraft karda is turning out to be a great user
Now I have a fiddleback hunter on its way to me too (according to tracking it has just cleared customs so I should have it this week) .
And like yourself I now have a number of knives I would like to get that I have seen in this thread
tis addictive
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Nightfly, what kind of meat is hanging there? Is it going to be for jerky?
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I found a 3LeggedJoe recently and it arrived over the past weekend. This is my first paper micarta handled knife and I like how smooth and warm the material is. Perfect colors if you went to Virginia Tech -- which I didn't, but the colors are a classic combination and the handle is just as comfortable as my BowLeggedBeltKnife which returned today from Rick Lowe's magic sheath shop. He posted pics in a separate thread with the knife and sheath he crafted. I've posted one below to make it easier to find.
3LeggedJoe:
BowLeggedBeltKnife with Rick Lowe Sheath
Out of the Sheath:
In the Sheath:
3LeggedJoe:
BowLeggedBeltKnife with Rick Lowe Sheath
Out of the Sheath:
In the Sheath:
I found a 3LeggedJoe recently and it arrived over the past weekend. This is my first paper micarta handled knife and I like how smooth and warm the material is. Perfect colors if you went to Virginia Tech -- which I didn't, but the colors are a classic combination and the handle is just as comfortable as my BowLeggedBeltKnife which returned today from Rick Lowe's magic sheath shop. He posted pics in a separate thread with the knife and sheath he crafted. I've posted one below to make it easier to find.
3LeggedJoe:
BowLeggedBeltKnife with Rick Lowe Sheath
Out of the Sheath:
In the Sheath:
Very nice Shamr0ck! Thank you for sharing.
Mark
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I added another 3FingerJoe to the collection recently and got a chance, finally, to snap some pictures. Here it is along with another fine sheath by Rick Lowe. Rick had just completed a sheath for another member and had the knife patterned already for a sheath - so I didn't need to send Rick my knife this time. That really sped up the process as Rick and I spoke about the sheath and what I was looking for and 4 days later it arrived at the Post Office.
It came with a simple, but functional light brown neck sheath which was well done, but not the way I wanted to carry the knife. I decided to go for a cross-draw sheath this time and wear it above my left hip. Having it ride horizontally helps keep it out of the way of seat belts, chair seats, etc -
Next to Rick's Sheath:
A shot of the 3FJ in the sheath to show how much of the handle projects past the sheath mouth from the rear of the sheath to show belt loop details:
Heber currently has both my BowLeggedBeltKnife and the Convex ground 3FingerJoe so that he could pattern the knives. In the process, I've asked him to make sheaths for both. I have one of Heber's sheaths for my Fletcher Operator425 and it is a nice piece of work. I can't wait to see his creation and am sure it will be just as nice (just different) as Rick's. Once I have them, I'll post a comparison thread very similar to the on Mark (maw) did yesterday.
It came with a simple, but functional light brown neck sheath which was well done, but not the way I wanted to carry the knife. I decided to go for a cross-draw sheath this time and wear it above my left hip. Having it ride horizontally helps keep it out of the way of seat belts, chair seats, etc -
Next to Rick's Sheath:
A shot of the 3FJ in the sheath to show how much of the handle projects past the sheath mouth from the rear of the sheath to show belt loop details:
Heber currently has both my BowLeggedBeltKnife and the Convex ground 3FingerJoe so that he could pattern the knives. In the process, I've asked him to make sheaths for both. I have one of Heber's sheaths for my Fletcher Operator425 and it is a nice piece of work. I can't wait to see his creation and am sure it will be just as nice (just different) as Rick's. Once I have them, I'll post a comparison thread very similar to the on Mark (maw) did yesterday.
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