What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Gevonovich said:
IXL George Wostenholm


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Beautiful Gev :thumbup:
 
This Small Stockman , well not that small 3 3/8", from Böker Germany got subjected to one of my tea-dye sessions. The stag takes this colour treatment very well I think, and you get an added bonus of backsprng patina and black blades very fast. I cleaned off the blades but they still retain an even patina. I like these knives and this one has decent enough stag , equal thickness. The bone variants of this knife are very good too and I rapidly turned the small spey into a preferred pen.

Regards, Will.

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Nice match-up Paul. :thumbup: I really love that orange ALOX buddy. Yes, I removed the liner-lock because it was a pain in the _ss and changed the bone from ugly jigged red to smooth Amber.
 
paulhilborn said:
This for me today...
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Nice looking knife.
The more I look at Wharncliff blades, the more I think I might want one. I can just visualize the uses. Kind of like an Exacto Knife where you can put the point on a pinpoint spot for fine detail work.
I'm just thinking out loud here. :)
 
Jack Black said:
That Electrician should come in handy for any last minute odd jobs Paul. Hope the move has gone well my friend :thumbup:
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So far so good thanks Jack!

The electrician is quite recent. I started using the alox farmer that Scruff sent me and loved it, so I got the electrician as a step up (love the lack of key ring and the inclusion of the sheepsfoot).

:)
 
pmew said:
The electrician is quite recent. I started using the alox farmer that Scruff sent me and loved it, so I got the electrician as a step up (love the lack of key ring and the inclusion of the sheepsfoot).
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Yeah, I might give one a try at some point. I offered to get Scruff one, thought it might be a good work knife for him, but he wasn't bothered.
 
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