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Must be.I just checked my order book - posted 17th May in Leeds, delivered 21st May in the US - got to be a record!
A grapefruit and an apple later:
Must be.I just checked my order book - posted 17th May in Leeds, delivered 21st May in the US - got to be a record!
It just got quiet in here as everyone ran out to check their mailboxes...
Must be.
A grapefruit and an apple later:
It just got quiet in here as everyone ran out to check their mailboxes...
Hehe, that's pretty funny r8shell !
And also true
It’s been quite a week. Read through this whole thread since last Monday and ordered up an ebony A Wright last Wednesday. Looking forward to it arriving sometime soon hopefully. Appreciate all the good info and great pics in this thread.
Looking fabulous, Jer!!Must be.
A grapefruit and an apple later:
Looking even better! Any vital statistics on the tool you're willing to share?
I do like my grapefruit. Still patinating.
Maybe one is mine!!
I do like my grapefruit. Still patinating.
Maybe one is mine!!
Ebony arrived today! Had to file the kick a hair, the tip of the blade was barely covered and I could catch my finger on it! Blade seems to be warped or sitting a hair crooked, but nothing serious doesn’t touch the liner. Edge came nice and useable could use a bit of work but better than most production knives I come across. A few small gaps, again nothing too silly. All around I can see why it’s such a respected working mans(or woman’s!) knife.
Looking even better! Any vital statistics on the tool you're willing to share?
Looking great Jer So far, the only thing mine has cut is tape - a LOT of tape!
Thanks, guys.
I hope you're about through with the tape, Jack.
Let's see.
You know what it is.
The ebony is inky black and glass-smooth. I can't feel the transition between wood and metal when I run my thumb over it. The blade is centered, the tip is well below the liners, yet the blade is just pinchable. Strong pull and snap like old Toffee-wings (gives ya confidence). No blade play.
There is a gap on one side of the spring if you hold it up to the light and wiggle it. (I learned to do that here, though I still don't care if there's a glimmer of light by a spring.) The nail-nick seems a little over-sized, but I'm not sending it back.
Night-flier seems more blithe to patinate than did Toffee-wings. Maybe Wright's skimped on our polish!
The ebony is inky black and glass-smooth. I can't feel the transition between wood and metal when I run my thumb over it.
A beautiful knife, Jack! Makes me even more eager for mine to show up.