Oeser Knives...

jivedaddy said:
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Golly dog, that's perfect! Once again, Oeser reimagines the old into something new and interesting while remaining within the 'classic' fold.

Congratulations on such a fine piece!

~ P.
 
jivedaddy -that's a beautiful piece. I really like the coconut husk micarta covers. :thumbup:
Linus
 
This knife is as good as Jared can make. Well ... a great knife. I love the pattern and the scales. Gongrats :thumbup:

Mike
 
harronek said:
Twinge of jealously .
I get a indescribable pain down deep in my gut :)
I have no idea how to get one , but I would love to have what would probably be the first Oeser knife in Australia ( some lucky Aussie will now post up pics of their beauty and blow my dreams to smithereens )
I would cherish any knife made by Jared , but a single blade Sheepsfoot is what I see as I drift off to sleep at night :)

Ken
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Well, I own one of his large Gunstocks. Two blade, spear warn cliff combo. I can't really complain, but it seems every time I get money set aside for more, life happens.

I had enough squirreled away for two more of his folders, but an incompetent accountant took care of that! (His second huge screw up, so I'm done with him!).

I usually try to stop by Jared house when I am in his neighborhood, but this summer I had too much planned while visiting his neck of the woods.

It is always lovely to see what he has in the works, and recently finished. I would have loved to have handled it.


This one is mine. The paper micarta is aging very well!



Bloody after castrating calves.
 
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I knew when I saw the coconut husk a while back that Jared would have to try it out. Looks good. Like that pattern too.
 
Jared, you keep coming up with new ideas/designs and always seem to be topping yourself.

It's exciting to see.

Keep up the great work!
 
Tony, that half-Congress is on exceptional knife. It's neat when your trust in the artist is confirmed like that. ;)
 
Thanks for all the kind words guys and gals. Tony's knife was a fun one to make and the micarta really looks a lot better in person.

BTW, I am pretty sure there is at least one of my knives in Australia.

harronek said:
Twinge of jealously .
I get a indescribable pain down deep in my gut :)
I have no idea how to get one , but I would love to have what would probably be the first Oeser knife in Australia ( some lucky Aussie will now post up pics of their beauty and blow my dreams to smithereens )
I would cherish any knife made by Jared , but a single blade Sheepsfoot is what I see as I drift off to sleep at night :)

Ken
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And I know for sure there is one in Singapore.

yatsunil said:
We dream the same dreams Ken!!
Linus (first Oeser knife owner in Singapore wannabe)
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Tyson, that micarta is aging beautifully. Sorry you weren't able to make it by this time around but we'll catch up next time.

Bigfattyt said:
I usually try to stop by Jared house when I am in his neighborhood, but this summer I had too much planned while visiting his neck of the woods.

It is always lovely to see what he has in the works, and recently finished. I would have loved to have handled it.


This one is mine. The paper micarta is aging very well!
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Sorry as this one has been posted earlier in the thread by its first owner. It now resides in the UK with me:) Hands down my favourite knife:)

Sam
 
jivedaddy said:
It had been a while since I contacted Jared about building me a knife. I had specified a half congress, but I wasn't sure when it would happen. Jared contacted me to ask if the interest was still the, which it was. I wasn't to particular about the handle material, as I knew Jared would come up with something different. He told me he had some coconut husk micarta that he would like to use, and I was intrigued. The knife came today, and I was blown away. It is different than anything I have seen, but works so well with the knife. under the micarta is blak and white G10( the white almost looks light blue). Here are Jared's pics of the knife-enjoy:
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Wow, that came out cooler than expected. . .:thumbup:
 
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