Thanks Dave, it works out well with that style of knife.
I think these are the first Cowbells that weren't built off Dibs orders. There's a chance, keep an eye on the Newsletter thread for the day and time. Here's the specs on them.So, you're saying there's a chance...
Is that the first leather thumpling?
I heard tell once that Redmeadow made knives..
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I've got some final finishing on these but they'll be coming out as straight sales in a Newsletter next week.
A better shot of the bottom one, looks like a complete turd up there at that angle....
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No, I've done some before. All the Serrano sheaths were like that. I like the effect, the texture comes from a very precise texturization process utilizing a state of the art forming device wherein wet leather is pressure formed with repeated applications of a metallic device ...
I'll be watching my email for a shot at that blue denim drop point, for sure. They all look great - well done.
I'm with you, there's something about that combo that really pops.
The maroon does look good, but my priority would go to blade shape, and that’s drop point for me. And that blue denim could be icing on the cake.
I hear you! It also dosen't hurt that the blue denim looks really good on that one too. I have a drop point, Zulu, and wharncliffe right now. The Zulu is dam near perfect for my daily use at work wich makes me really curious how the spear will work being that it is in between the drop and Zulu..?
), you guys know what I mean though.
I need a spear point before you make such a decision!The zulu and the spear perform tasks pretty equally. They're so similar I've considered dropping one of them. I like the spear because you can drill with it (the crowd winces
Agree, please keep the spear!
