Your favorite whittling knife?

These have all worked very well for whittling. They all have an extremely sharp Wharncliffe master with one or two small pen, clip or coping blades for fine detail work. Not surprisingly, the Case Seahorse whittler is probably the best all-round wood carver. Its small pen and coping blades are ground so thin that they're slightly flexible, while the big Wharnie is as stout as many so-called "tactical" blades.

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Say Heah Guys, I have three whittling knives, a vintage Camillus Silver Sword three blade Canoe, a Large Case Canoe two blade CV, and a Large Yellow Case Stockman CV, Waiting for someone shopping or taking someone anywhere where I'm not needed I like to whittle or just sitting in the park talking, or around a camp fire talking and whittling saves my main blade, I always carry a small knife whether I neck carry or in a leather pouch sheath, I have one on me.
 
Not sure about the "favorite" but the most common is my Victorinox Tinker. I grew up in the scouts whittling every weekend on campouts with it, and still whittle with it to pass the time around a fire.

My Mora 2/0 probably does the best job of whittling wood.
 
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