I hate this guy...

[Diamond Dog]

Not really I love his work so much I can't stop drooling! I looked on his web-site and I wanted to cry when I seen his knives! I think I am ruined now. Oh If I were a rich man, rich man. So what say you good folks on T.A. Davison knives? Any pics would sure be appreciated.

 

[Grateful's Girl]

I have no pictures, alas, I have no such knives, but I share your sentiment. Absolutely beautiful knives he makes.
---Kelly

 

[Texas Slim]

I own #345 and LOVE it. Todd's knives are beautiful, extremely well made, bullet-proof and worth every penny. He's also very easy to work with and truly wants you to be happy with your knife. Here's a pic:

 

[oldrifleman]

I have four of them and am looking for number 5. His were great, and I believe the newer ones are even better. Steven

 

[T.A.DAVISON]

OK I see how you all are now...

Well you don't have to like me, I just hope you like the knives. :thumbup:

Keep watching, thanks!

Todd

 

[JimMLa]

At some point I might let this one go, but only because I feel guilty for keeping it as a safe queen. I can live with the guilt for a few more years.

 

[kjbenner]

I've been drooling over those knives since I found these forums. I remember when they were going for $180 a piece--I knew they were worth more than that, but I couldn't afford it. It seems he since figured out they were worth more than a couple hundred (and I still can't afford 'em) .

I love this blade shape:

give that one fluted bolsters (and give it to me) and I'd be in heaven

 

[sunnyd]

Yup, this old man does craft up one helluva slippy or should I say many slippies, no question about it..

Here are just a few that I have been fortunate enough to acquire over the years..

Early TAD single blade Barlow in Desert Snakewood..

Here is one that I just adore that is a one-of-a-kind in smooth natural bone and copper liners..

And my all time favorite dressed in Armidillo scales.. mm, mmm, mmmm, tasty..