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Price is $300 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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Mr.Ruple
- Thread starter nifrand
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Great knives
Man that whittler is awsome. I have really been draw to that style and that is the most unique one I have ever seen. Gives us some stats Please. Does Mr. Ruple have a web site?
That whittler is curved to cut. Thanks for sharing the pics. We need more.
You a lucky man nifrand
Thanks Dean
Man that whittler is awsome. I have really been draw to that style and that is the most unique one I have ever seen. Gives us some stats Please. Does Mr. Ruple have a web site?
That whittler is curved to cut. Thanks for sharing the pics. We need more.
You a lucky man nifrand
Thanks Dean
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Love them both, but that whittler is a real beauty. You picked yourself up some real nice knives while you were in Oregon.
Nifrand, Mr. Ruple builds one great knife.
They are both beautiful, but I love that wharncliffe split spring..It looks like it's just made to whittle. I should be gettin one just like it in green bone later this week. I'll have 3 Ruple knives now.
Last year, I traded a 3 blade Ruple stockman as a part of a trade for an Ed Fowler Pronghorn with a great fellow formite "Hoss" and I missed it so much I got another. I also have a wharnie Trapper with filework. One of these days I'll learn how to post pictures and share them.(just got a digital camera) You cant go wrong with a Bill Ruple slip-joint.
3nails Bill's web site is www.rupleknives.com/index.html
Regards, Jim
They are both beautiful, but I love that wharncliffe split spring..It looks like it's just made to whittle. I should be gettin one just like it in green bone later this week. I'll have 3 Ruple knives now.
Last year, I traded a 3 blade Ruple stockman as a part of a trade for an Ed Fowler Pronghorn with a great fellow formite "Hoss" and I missed it so much I got another. I also have a wharnie Trapper with filework. One of these days I'll learn how to post pictures and share them.(just got a digital camera) You cant go wrong with a Bill Ruple slip-joint.
3nails Bill's web site is www.rupleknives.com/index.html
Regards, Jim