When do you reach for a Sheepsfoot?

[cudgee]

 

[Will Power]

I reach for the Crown Lifter when there's a picnic in prospect or outdoor eating and the Knifebrite when it's dark

 

[JR42]

Gorgeous! Is that curly oak, or something else?

 

[Drop bear]

Opening things. Boxes, clamshells, etc. That sharp, strong point does it easy without cutting too deep.

Plus one on the clamshell.

Which are a no joke task.

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[cudgee]

Gorgeous! Is that curly oak, or something else?

it is just Oak as far as know, but the photo does not do it complete justice.

 

[JR42]

it is just Oak as far as know, but the photo does not do it complete justice.

It looks great in the pic, so I can only imagine how much better it looks in person- nice knife!

 

[Markeologist]

I reach for the Crown Lifter when there's a picnic in prospect or outdoor eating and the Knifebrite when it's dark

My knifebrite Crown Lifter metamorphosed into this beauty which I grab just because of its beauty…Glennbad Beerlow conversion, photo this am with first coffee of the day:

 

[Riz!]

On my stockman knives The sheepsfoot tends to be my utility/whittling blade. Basically anything where I need to make straight cuts with heavy downward pressure. It tends to be my most used blade

The clip tends to be my food blade. The spey blade is usually the one I keep scary sharp for fine cuts.

 

[Scott J.]

Making easy work on these peppers 🌶

 

[kamagong]

When do you reach for a Sheepsfoot?

I reach for a sheepsfoot when I don't have a wharncliffe or lambsfoot available.