RyanW
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I have been making the collector in me very happy the last few months. I have been watching Jared Oeser put out some amazing fixed blades over the last year. But his jaw dropping folders are what really caught my eye. I prefer to carry folders on a daily basis, this will be my "Dress Utility".
I have always been a fan of Sow Belly style knives, Jared makes one that he calls the Dogleg. I wanted a wharnie (sheep's foot) blade for box opening and daily tasks. Jared lives near me so when he contacted me and told me a dogleg was available we arranged to meet up in person. The knife did not disappoint, in fact it went well beyond what I expected. His Fit and finish is PERFECT, I could not find one thing wrong with the knife (and I looked hard).
I took some photos of it when I got it home... I played in photoshop with some of the photos, so forgive the editing if you are not into that kind of thing!
In the closed position there is no wobble and the blade is dead center. The blade open's with just the right amount of friction. At half way there is a solid stop. Fully open the lock up is crisp with no gaps to speak of. The CPM154 blade is razor sharp and ready for work.
If you get a chance to grab one of his knives (Fixed or Folder) Jump on it. Now that I have taken these photos I can get out and put it to some daily use. Thanks Jared!
Jared's website: J. OESER
I have always been a fan of Sow Belly style knives, Jared makes one that he calls the Dogleg. I wanted a wharnie (sheep's foot) blade for box opening and daily tasks. Jared lives near me so when he contacted me and told me a dogleg was available we arranged to meet up in person. The knife did not disappoint, in fact it went well beyond what I expected. His Fit and finish is PERFECT, I could not find one thing wrong with the knife (and I looked hard).
I took some photos of it when I got it home... I played in photoshop with some of the photos, so forgive the editing if you are not into that kind of thing!
In the closed position there is no wobble and the blade is dead center. The blade open's with just the right amount of friction. At half way there is a solid stop. Fully open the lock up is crisp with no gaps to speak of. The CPM154 blade is razor sharp and ready for work.
If you get a chance to grab one of his knives (Fixed or Folder) Jump on it. Now that I have taken these photos I can get out and put it to some daily use. Thanks Jared!
Jared's website: J. OESER