RoseCraft Knives

[bayouace]

Just some fine wet/dry sandpaper, metal polish, effort and patience.

What grit? Thanks.

 

[Centermass]

What grit? Thanks.

Offhand, I’m not positive, but I think I went from 1200 to 2000

 

[Pirate63]

 

[Murphjd25]

I’m hoping they make some Nolichucky Jacks again soon. That’s the last one on my radar for now until we get some new patterns!

 

[cbach8tw]

Don't know what i like more , the Rosecraft or the Allis - Chalmers. .

If it ain’t red leave it in the shed. My father in law has a IH cub cadet from 1950. My brothers in law also refurbished an old John Deere also, sold thst and now are working in restoring the family 1941 Desoto, 6 cylinder, 4 door…and something called Hydroglide.

Like this one too.

 

[Oldy]

- maybe give just one a go...!? You may well be surprised.

Just to say, for me with older weaker thumb nails these days, I found the Mosquito Moose too heavy going.

The Otter Creek and the Cane Creek are single blade beauties...
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Ya I read a few posts describing the mosquito moose as very strong pull,for the most part I'm leaning briar patch

 

[black mamba]

When, oh when, are they gonna give us some JIGGED bone!? Even $10 RRs come with jigging.

 

[SEArkHog]

I’m hoping they make some Nolichucky Jacks again soon. That’s the last one on my radar for now until we get some new patterns!

I love the Nolichucky, carry that one regularly. Hoping to see their take on a Sodbuster here pretty soon as well.

 

[Chui]

When, oh when, are they gonna give us some JIGGED bone!? Even $10 RRs come with jigging.

- yes, would be good, Jeff

Am guessing they haven't got the same CNC abilities/machinery as RR do

 

[Chui]

....except for the obvious one (top), they do all rather tax my thumbnail - cannot open at all if my hands have been in water recently.

But, they are excellent vfm, no doubt...

 

[lithicus]

....except for the obvious one (top), they do all rather tax my thumbnail - cannot open at all if my hands have been in water recently.

But, they are excellent vfm, no doubt...

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I have the cane creek in the g10 covers. I like the wood covers much better!

 

[calm]

I just saw Rosecraft in an EU online shop (Austria, limited models)
Not, naturally, a BF supporting dealer, but EU members can find the shop by searching

 

[jmh33]

Today’s RC rfp!!
John

 

[jmh33]

If it ain’t red leave it in the shed. My father in law has a IH cub cadet from 1950. My brothers in law also refurbished an old John Deere also, sold thst and now are working in restoring the family 1941 Desoto, 6 cylinder, 4 door…and something called Hydroglide.

Like this one too.

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Thanks.
Desoto sounds good!!
John

 

[jmh33]

My RC family so far!!
Got my eyes on a couple more!!
John

 

[SEArkHog]

RoseCraft just listed quite a few knives on their 'Seconds Sale'. Worth checking out for sure and I snagged a Beaver Creek Barlow in smoky gray. Good stuff to be had there, gents.

 

[Murphjd25]

I grabbed a Nolichucky Jack. Can’t beat the price.

 

[SEArkHog]

The price is for sure hard to beat. I am anxious to check out the knife and see why they tossed it into the seconds bin.

 

[SEArkHog]

Got my 'seconds' Beaver Creek Barlow in yesterday evening. The knife looks phenomenal for Rosecraft to consider it a seconds. I found a couple of things that I am guessing Rosecraft saw but that was me scrutinizing the heck out of the knife. Absolutely no complaints on my end and I wouldn't hesitate to buy from their seconds sale again.

 

[FranklinG]

I grabbed a Nolichucky Jack. Can’t beat the price.

I've been casually following this thread, and was interested in the Nolichucky Jack when it first popped up. I had other things going on, and never got around to ordering one at the time.

This will be my first RoseCraft knife.