RoseCraft Knives

Another new RC in my stable. And unsurprisingly, perfect in every metric:

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Still waiting on my new Barren Fork which has reportedly been delayed by some weather, according to USPS. 🤔
 
bigeard09 said:
Yeh , really looking forward to the re stocking of RC in the UK . Obviously heard lots of great things about RC their F + F etc but cant seem to find anything regarding actual useage ?
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It's d2 done fairly well. I don't exactly hard use them but I'm not scared of pushing it through some cardboard to break down boxes, or snip a zip tie here or there. If I do use it for any of that I just hit it with a ceramic at the end of the day and bring it back, 90% of the time that's all it needs.

If you're comparing to RR 8cr or whatever they're using, I would call it an upgrade for sure. I think the RRR also us d2 if that's a reference point.

Probably my favorite RC that I actually own:
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Quiet said:
Another new RC in my stable. And unsurprisingly, perfect in every metric:

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Still waiting on my new Barren Fork which has reportedly been delayed by some weather, according to USPS. 🤔
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Real Nice chunky Forest!! 👍😍👍

May BFJ is supposed to be here Tuesday!! 🤔🤞🤞
John 😎
 
bigeard09 said:
No hesitance Chui , as I am literally waiting for restock at HH but that may take longer than I thought according to a message I received from Heinnies . I was just inquisitive as to what people thought of their actual usage ? As I said Ive been around knives for sixty years plus both good and bad but reading peoples views on RC folders I would have no hesitation in buying one , its just when I can actually get my hands on one .
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I can tell you that all of the RCs I have (something like 15 or 16 of them now) all came with very sharp edges, and most of the blades are full or high flat grinds on comparatively thin blades*, so they've all been very nice cutters.



* as compared to most modern folders on the market these days.
 
Quiet said:
I can tell you that all of the RCs I have (something like 15 or 16 of them now) all came with very sharp edges, and most of the blades are full or high flat grinds on comparatively thin blades*, so they've all been very nice cutters.



* as compared to most modern folders on the market these days.
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Agree. Rosecraft have some of the best edges out of the box on traditional knives.
 
mac0731 said:
Agree. Rosecraft have some of the best edges out of the box on traditional knives.
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Absolutely. Definitely better than most of the GECs I've purchased, and much more consistent than virtually ALL of the Case knives I've ever purchased.

Signed,

A guy who owns an embarrassing number of knives from both of those companies 🤣
 
Chui said:
Have to say, this new one is utterly spot-on.

Very nicely designed and shaped, easy pull, a perfect gentleman's carry............fit n finish just excellent

......in even older age, it'll be just perfect 😁

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Hello Chui , having no chance at present of getting the Rosecraft Nolichucky Dapper , I have gone back to my original research and taken a second look at this easy open Lambsfoot which I have to say I do like the look of and for me personally an easier knife to open due to increasing arthritus in my hands . Whats your thoughts ? I really admire the English style shape blade .
 
bigeard09 said:
Hello Chui , having no chance at present of getting the Rosecraft Nolichucky Dapper , I have gone back to my original research and taken a second look at this easy open Lambsfoot which I have to say I do like the look of and for me personally an easier knife to open due to increasing arthritus in my hands . Whats your thoughts ? I really admire the English style shape blade .
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Yes, the Elk River Easy Open is an absolute beaut.......love mine.
 
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