Thin Sodbuster?

[Will Power]

Nice pic, Will, I love the soft yellow of the RR, and it's my favorite pattern of theirs, as well. :thumbup:

Thank you Jeff! :thumbup: Most unusual and practical pattern I agree, I like my jigged bone version too: well-made and quite a looker!

Regards, Will

 

[trevytrev]

As others have stated, the Case line can come pretty pocket friendly thin if you are going with the jigged bone, jigged wood or carbon fiber. Here is a pic of some of the bone handle versions available and then a pic of the bone handles next to the delrin, you can see the difference in thickness. Other thin options out there are the Carl Schlieper brand, though you have to watch for fit and finish issues on some of those.

 

[arizonaranchman]

As long as you are sanding, you can add an easy open notch.

Great job on the EO notch. I love my yellow Sodbuster. It's my down n dirty, "beater" working knife.

 

[KrabbyKakes]

As others have stated, the Case line can come pretty pocket friendly thin if you are going with the jigged bone, jigged wood or carbon fiber. Here is a pic of some of the bone handle versions available and then a pic of the bone handles next to the delrin, you can see the difference in thickness. Other thin options out there are the Carl Schlieper brand, though you have to watch for fit and finish issues on some of those.

The red one on the bottom if amazing! Nice and thin too. I'm really leaning towards a jigged bone Case right now. What are pulls on these models compared to something like a small Trapper?

 

[laturkeyhunter]

As long as you are sanding, you can add an easy open notch.

How can this be done without messing up my knife. I would like to do this but I am not sure how. Thanks

 

[LastRodeo]

I used a dremel with a sanding drum. Course grit to cut the notch, fine for smoothing the edges.

 

[laturkeyhunter]

Ok I might try that