Just pulled this one out of tube and beyond impressed .
Northfield Cocobolo Stallion
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Great look! That really has character.
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Great look! That really has character.
Thanks my friend. I had some luck on this one for sure.
Alan, the Case whittler is a split spring design. So the two secondary blades are on individual springs which taper down to the other end where the main blade utilizes both springs. The center liner acts as and is shaped in a wedge. Overall it's a very compact design and only very slightly thicker than the single spring Norfolk.
I can completely understand the need to prioritize the budget for upcoming knives.
Thanks for that Bob. I don't think I have ever seen that, or if I did, I didn't know what I was looking at.
Here's a shot of the back spring on the whittler Alan. Not the best shot, but I think you can see what's going on there.
Should have this Phillip Patton EDC sized bowie by Friday.
Wow! That's simply gorgeous!
Here's a shot of the back spring on the whittler Alan. Not the best shot, but I think you can see what's going on there.
I can see it in zoom. That's interesting. You're right not much wider than a two blade?
Thanks Bob.
This one in particular is thinner than most two blade knives I own.
TheFactor
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Just pulled this one out of tube and beyond impressed .
Northfield Cocobolo Stallion
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Like, wow!
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TheFactor
Life is good !
Here's a shot of the back spring on the whittler Alan. Not the best shot, but I think you can see what's going on there.
GREAT looking splitback!
Picked up this lil guy from G L Drew here in the Knifemaker's Exchange. Overall length of 7" with an edge just under 3" made of 3/32" 52100. Cocobola handles, mill left on the flats, brass pins holding it together, and packaged in a pretty nice little sheath. I'm currently using it as my dinner knife.
Picked up this lil guy from G L Drew here in the Knifemaker's Exchange. Overall length of 7" with an edge just under 3" made of 3/32" 52100. Cocobola handles, mill left on the flats, brass pins holding it together, and packaged in a pretty nice little sheath. I'm currently using it as my dinner knife.
Nice looking cocobolo and sheath. [emoji106] I've admired his work for a while. Seems to do a nice job at a very reasonable price.
Two last week; an older Buck 121 at a pawnshop on Thursday and a GEC #74 AAPK Annual Club Knife on Saturday. OH
Well.... I guess I just need to own one, so I can experience that!
. Hope all is going well my friend? Not too bored I hope?
Two last week; an older Buck 121 at a pawnshop on Thursday and a GEC #74 AAPK Annual Club Knife on Saturday. OH
That's a good week! OH!
