Splitback Whittlers at their Best!

[bigfish64]

Here is a split back whittler that has been whittling.

Those look fantastic Jiki!

 

[rockman0]

Un-Chained Boy Duncan really knocked our socks off!!
Here's the spine shots, the Walden knife co has a catch bit and it's so round that it won't lie on it's side, it just flips upright on its own, no kidding. Very cool little whittler. I've been carrying it for a couple of weeks now and it's surprisingly capable for such a small knife, 2 7/8" closed. The thickness of the pearl makes it feel substantial.
Thanks Gus

 

[Un-Chained]

rockman0
Thank you again! Both so very well built!!

 

[waynorth]

Here is a split back whittler that has been whittling.

And doing a nice job!!

 

[Buckibbq]

King size Kingwood whittler

 

[waynorth]

King size Kingwood whittler

You've inspired me to show off my Burnt Orange!! Nice Kingwood, Buckibbq!!
Those secondaries are big enough for main Jack blades!!

 

[waynorth]

"American" SFOs make a nice collection!!

 

[Un-Chained]

waynorth
Boy Charlie, every single one of those is a dream

 

[waynorth]

every single one of those is a dream

Thanks, Gus!! I agree!!

 

[Buckibbq]

Thanks for adding those fantastic specimens, Charlie. I love all the Whittlers.

 

[WValtakis]

 

[mbkr]

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Is the CSC Canittler considered a splitback? I have two of them and considered them to be a two spring design with a catchbit, rather than a splitback. Lovely knife in any event

 

[WValtakis]

Is the CSC Canittler considered a splitback? I have two of them and considered them to be a two spring design with a catchbit, rather than a splitback. Lovely knife in any event

With the main being twice as thick and riding on both springs I think it counts

 

[Travman]

1996 Winchester

 

[Un-Chained]

 

[WValtakis]

 

[Cooter Brown]

Cross posted from the Case thread.

Got this NOS 83 whittler from '02 a while back on the big auction site. It's beautifully made, excellent action, took a great edge. I've been carrying it for a couple of weeks and so far zero blade rub. Being stainless it makes a terrific summertime carry.

Not my favorite color bone from Case, but a fine knife nevertheless.

 

[mbkr]

Twins!

 

[Un-Chained]

 

[bladecollectorr]

A couple more Schrade 804 pattern variations.

1982 red bone SFO for Mountain Whittlers Knife Club. It's one of the earliest 8041-stamped Heritage knives.

85th Anniversary in sambar stag with sterling bolsters and shield.