T.A. Davidson Swayback

culpeppj

culpeppj

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Just got this in from Todd today and all I can say is that it will be one fine companion for those long days
in the wood hunting, can't wait for squirrel season at the end of the month.

Specs are:

Sambar Stag - Wharncliffe Blade, Satin Finished, Blade - ATS34 stainless steel - RC. 60 – 61,
Bolster - stainless steel – fluted and pinched, Liners - stainless steel - mill relieved,
Closed - 3 7/8'', Open - 6 3/4'', Hollow Ground, Pivot Bushing added.

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Thanks Todd was just what the nature’s tasty treats did not want to see.:D
 
Todd, how do you do it? Time after Time, Better and Better! Congrats to Todd and culpeppj. Nice Score.

James
 
That's a great looking knife. Congratulations! Use it well.
 
Todd just sent me pictures of my #311, take a gander when he post of the stag and filework, I think it is out of the same batch as #310. I really do not know how he puts them out so fast. No patterns, all hand worked to perfection.
James
 
I whole heartedly agree with Durwood. Love the stag and what a great classic design.
Terrific work - nice catch James.
 
That's really a very fine looking knife. Should be right at home in the woods this Fall. Congrats James. :thumbup:
 
culpeppj said:
James, You picture of 311 has been posted vy T.A. Davidson here Awsome stag and very nice knife design.
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Thank You James, I appreciate that. Seems we have similar tastes in knives, although I can not claim that I did the design, I asked that Todd make one kinda like my current EDC, a William Henry T09. I think he did well with just a picture of one. Have a good night and I am looking forward to getting back to the office Wed. so I can open up some surprises.:D:D Jim
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BEWARE

This knife must have some strange powers, I have not been able to put it down since I got it. I was able to sit it on the night stand for 7 hours last night but now it has drawn me back in.....must....fight....resistance is futile I am now in the TAD zone.
 
Congratulations on a fine knife. I got my first knife by Todd about three weeks ago and have carried it every day since. For such nice looking knives, they are also very well built and are great users.
 
Great looking knife James. Personally I love it when Todd leaves the outside of the back spring plain and works the inside.

Congrats to both of you on a fine looking knife.
 
Bastid said:
Great looking knife James. Personally I love it when Todd leaves the outside of the back spring plain and works the inside.
Congrats to both of you on a fine looking knife.
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You all know that I have used a lot of file work on my knives. :D
But in the future here I will be using a little less, going for a clean crisp look.
Nothing but perfection.
I do try to listen to what you guys want. I guess, I'm just a little hard headed. ;) I'm trying though. :D

James & James, thank you both for the kind words, much appreciated.

And thank you all for the great replies, also very much appreciated.

Take care and keep watching.

TA Davison
knife maker

PS
James C. sorry about the TAD zone, but here very soon you will have one for each hand.
And you will be in the double trouble TAD zone. :D enjoy :thumbup:
 
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