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Hello All,
I've never posted here much, but I'm looking into getting my first true custom bushcraft knife, and I've decided that as soon as I achieve the promotion I've been waiting for the last year, I'm going to pull the trigger on the first Bushfinger that calls my name on Fiddleback Fridays. I've been a long time owner of a custom EDC knife, a Murray Carter necker, and that is the best knife I'ver ever owned. Nothing compares a custom knife when it comes to fit, finish, and quality.
Andy, I woke up in the middle of the night last night sweating when I thought of this. I know you don't take custom orders, but I want to share my vision with you in case it would be something you'd ever do... Imagine your original Bushfinger with the natural canvas micarta and black micarta bolsters. Now, instead of the black micarta bolsters, imagine if that was replaced with the epoxy twine that Rick Marchand uses. That would be the coolest thing I've ever seen!
I'm happy to be into the web of the fiddleback.
JGON
I've never posted here much, but I'm looking into getting my first true custom bushcraft knife, and I've decided that as soon as I achieve the promotion I've been waiting for the last year, I'm going to pull the trigger on the first Bushfinger that calls my name on Fiddleback Fridays. I've been a long time owner of a custom EDC knife, a Murray Carter necker, and that is the best knife I'ver ever owned. Nothing compares a custom knife when it comes to fit, finish, and quality.
Andy, I woke up in the middle of the night last night sweating when I thought of this. I know you don't take custom orders, but I want to share my vision with you in case it would be something you'd ever do... Imagine your original Bushfinger with the natural canvas micarta and black micarta bolsters. Now, instead of the black micarta bolsters, imagine if that was replaced with the epoxy twine that Rick Marchand uses. That would be the coolest thing I've ever seen!
I'm happy to be into the web of the fiddleback.
JGON
I'm intrigued by the reports of an 1/8th " thick bushfinger being spotted in this forum... I use an axe or hatchet for most of the heavy stuff, so one of those babies might be right up my alley. Has anyone used any of those for bushcraft type tasks that cares to throw in their two cents?
