Todd Davison - Black Micarta Slip Joint

T.A.DAVISON

T.A.DAVISON

Slip Joint Knife Maker
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Here is one for your viewing pleasure.
I know it's not normal to put a shield into a Barlow pattern? But I did anyway....:rolleyes::)
Hope ya like it?

Black Paper Micarta
ATS34
Closed - 3 5/8''

Thanks for the looks - have a great evening.

Todd



The knife is sold.



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You didn't leave any bells and whistles off that one. :p
Excellent work. I don't remember seeing any barlows from you before. How many have you made?

Jason
 
morrowj_98 said:
You didn't leave any bells and whistles off that one. :p
Excellent work. I don't remember seeing any barlows from you before. How many have you made?
Jason
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Thanks guys & gal. :)

Jason,

Not sure exactly how many with out going back into my records and look?
You know out of 656 Slip joints it's kinda hard to remember?:rolleyes:

But here is an OLD one......

Thanks again,

Todd


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Wow, Todd! I would love to have you make one of those. The older one that is.
How long of a wait?
Neal
 
telcontar said:
Wow, Todd! I would love to have you make one of those. The older one that is.
How long of a wait?
Neal
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Please take all questions regarding orders, waiting lists etc. directly to the maker via email or PM.
 
It works very well because the bolster is complex and worked. Keeping the shield close to the bolster makes all the difference as well. Nicely slim, the gamble has more than paid off.
 
That bolster is a stunner! With all that room, it's a wonder you don't see more fancy bolsters on barlows. I guess because they're "workman" knives, but still. It looks fantastic!
 
willgoy said:
It works very well because the bolster is complex and worked. Keeping the shield close to the bolster makes all the difference as well. Nicely slim, the gamble has more than paid off.
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Well put, the shield placement, and fancy bolsters look great. And personally, I really like a black and silver combination on knives. Often times I think barlows look bare if there is not at least a "logo" on the bolster.
 
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