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Will Crump necker

Mack

Mack

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I was recently given a Will Crump neck knife.
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Thank you Goateriba for your generosity.
I really like the design and it came very sharp. Of course since She Who Must Be Obeyed was the first to handle it and it fits her hands perfectly, I may be able to borrow it but it is now hers.
As soon as I get the pics from her camera I will post them.
If Mr. Crump can supply the specs I would appreciate it. I assume it is a 10 something carbon steel but I don't know.
Great little knife, more to come.
 
It's always nice to get new sharp things but it is really nice to get one as well made as this. The fact that she likes it is a big bonus as well.:D
 
Hey thanks for posting this up. I am glad you and your lady both like it. This model has been quite popular with the ladies. It has been a while since I have made any of these, but there are at least a dozen out there floating around. I have one in my pocket right now as a matter of fact.

The steel is 15n20 the scales are a laminate made by Todd Combs (fod here on BF).
It glows in the dark in case you have not noticed yet. I certainly hope you enjoy the knife and if I can do anything for you please do not hesitate to ask.
 
Thanks for the info.
From what I see so far it is a wonderful knife.
 
The glow in the dark scales are totally cool! Why aren't more knives made with these? I love 'em!
 
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