Not much Woodchuck love? A comparison of ~9" OAL Fiddlebacks

[NUTRAMAC]

Thurin thank you for such a informative thread. The woodchuck drew me in like a tractor beam. I will have to add it to the list.

 

[swonut]

I love the blade shape. It reminds me of the Chris Reeve Insignio blade shape, but in a package that has a working handle and fixed blade solidness (not that the CRK lock is not solid or that I can't work the folder...) For me it's a really efficient, useful blade shape. Maybe it's better to say it's easier to keep clean in the kitchen or in the field. Agree the guard less is the better option for the kitchen.

 

[NUTRAMAC]

We'll I must admit that I love my woodchuck!

 

[thurin]

NUTRAMAC, that handle is insane. Very nice score.

 

[NUTRAMAC]

NUTRAMAC, that handle is insane. Very nice score.

Thanks it has really found a home here:thumbup:

 

[McVeyMac]

I got the Woodchuck early in my Fiddle back collecting. I immediately fell in love with it, and is now one of my favorite Fiddlebacks for all around use.

 

[thurin]

My hard use kitchen knife earning it's keep

 

[NUTRAMAC]

Nice melon! And that chuck is spectacular.

 

[thurin]

I had a request to see how the guard on the Woodchuck would behave on the cutting board so the Mrs. gave me a hand:

 

[SA Condor]

These 2 pics are very helpful. Thank you for these shots.

For the chefs, this might be a view you're interested in, showing the belly.

Anything else I can provide, just let me know.

I had a request to see how the guard on the Woodchuck would behave on the cutting board so the Mrs. gave me a hand: