Fiddleback User Pics

TxSportsman said:
Patch

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How did the patch work out for you?? I'm hopin to get my recluse dirty this Friday.
 
schmittie said:
How did the patch work out for you?? I'm hopin to get my recluse dirty this Friday.
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It's my favorite Fiddleback to date, I look forward to purchasing more of them in the same model, and it worked flawlessly cleaning that deer. I plan to put together some sort of "Fiddleback Patch" review thread with it's paces during deer cleaning... but I almost put it through the ringer testing it the other evening... I even cut through the upper ribs with the knife. When I was finished, it was still hair shaving sharp (though I did put my own edge on it). Loved the ergonomics of the blade, and the handle (of this particular one) for the whole thing. Look for a more in depth review in weeks to come as I clean more animals.
 
TxSportsman said:
It's my favorite Fiddleback to date, I look forward to purchasing more of them in the same model, and it worked flawlessly cleaning that deer. I plan to put together some sort of "Fiddleback Patch" review thread with it's paces during deer cleaning... but I almost put it through the ringer testing it the other evening... I even cut through the upper ribs with the knife. When I was finished, it was still hair shaving sharp (though I did put my own edge on it). Loved the ergonomics of the blade, and the handle (of this particular one) for the whole thing. Look for a more in depth review in weeks to come as I clean more animals.
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I'm really looking forward to that review.
 
TxSportsman said:
It's my favorite Fiddleback to date, I look forward to purchasing more of them in the same model, and it worked flawlessly cleaning that deer. I plan to put together some sort of "Fiddleback Patch" review thread with it's paces during deer cleaning... but I almost put it through the ringer testing it the other evening... I even cut through the upper ribs with the knife. When I was finished, it was still hair shaving sharp (though I did put my own edge on it). Loved the ergonomics of the blade, and the handle (of this particular one) for the whole thing. Look for a more in depth review in weeks to come as I clean more animals.
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Nice!

hecktor15 said:
I'm really looking forward to that review.
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Yep. I'll second that. :)
 
Just one of my various styles of feather sticks. This is my "flower" style feather stick that I did with the KE Bushie. I like to use small twigs as a partial test to judge the control of the blade. The Bushie is a great knife and doesn't get the recognition that it deserves in my humble opinion. I will certainly be trying to pick more of these up!

 
HogWylder said:
Just one of my various styles of feather sticks. This is my "flower" style feather stick that I did with the KE Bushie. I like to use small twigs as a partial test to judge the control of the blade. The Bushie is a great knife and doesn't get the recognition that it deserves in my humble opinion. I will certainly be trying to pick more of these up!

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Whilst I don't have any user pics the KEB is the only Fiddleback Forge which I have a duplicate of. My Curly Koa 1/8th Tapered O-1 is my travel knife. It has just come back from an extended trip to NZ & Australia.

Don't get me wrong, I love my Bushfinger and my other smaller FF's but if I had to pick just one, the KEB would be it... ;)

Enjoy!

Ben
 
Peroni1973 said:
Whilst I don't have any user pics the KEB is the only Fiddleback Forge which I have a duplicate of. My Curly Koa 1/8th Tapered O-1 is my travel knife. It has just come back from an extended trip to NZ & Australia.

Don't get me wrong, I love my Bushfinger and my other smaller FF's but if I had to pick just one, the KEB would be it... ;)

Enjoy!

Ben
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I have to admit, the KE Bushie is an absolutely brilliant design. It fits well in hand, the blade design is perfect for a number of tasks and has a huge amount of control! I've been wanting a Bushie for a long time but this is the first one I have found in 5/32. It seems to be a very rare blade thickness on this model...

Ifinditfunny said:
Digging the double bolsters!
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Thank you kind Sir, I really like that knife A LOT and I got very lucky in obtaining it! Using this knife is an absolute pleasure, the Hunter is another of the Mad Scientist's, brilliant designs...
 
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