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very cool idea for a cigarette... good job!Fiddleback fixed blade for most of the big chunks; GEC 62 pocket-carver for most the details.
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Since you whittled it with a Pocket Carver...would that make it a "pocket trout"?Finally received a much awaited 62 pocket-carver and put it to use right away by carving a trout in pine. View attachment 1357580
Since you whittled it with a Pocket Carver...would that make it a "pocket trout"?
I really like my PC in bone. The feel in the hand when using the main incredibly comfortable. As of this morning, I'm in the process of getting my hands on a nice one in Natural Linen Micarta.
very cool idea for a cigarette... good job!
Since you whittled it with a Pocket Carver...would that make it a "pocket trout"?
I really like my PC in bone. The feel in the hand when using the main incredibly comfortable. As of this morning, I'm in the process of getting my hands on a nice one in Natural Linen Micarta.
I really appreciate how you don’t mind making modifications to your GECs. They do a good job, but there’s a couple instances when I don’t buy something because I’d have to modify it to suit me, and I just don’t have the heart.My natural lined is pretty well rounded. Almost as nicely as the red/black micarta. The muslin micarta had really square edges. I rounded mine off with some fine sandpaper, and it's way better now.
Thanks.... I'm sure there are some of them I wouldn't touch, but mostly, if it's a user knife (and most of mine are intended to be) I don't mind tweaking it some. I DO, however, tend to go slowly, just to avoid the .... "OOOPS!" moment... and I've been amazed at the difference just a subtle tweak makes, at times.I really appreciate how you don’t mind making modifications to your GECs. They do a good job, but there’s a couple instances when I don’t buy something because I’d have to modify it to suit me, and I just don’t have the heart.
Really thinking about finally pulling the trigger on the Farm & Field natural linen before the run out everywhere...
The honey color is remarkable and I’d be torn between the black/red I already have and the natural. I can’t bring myself to get more than 2 of the same knife, because I know there’s a good chance I’ll never wear out the first and use the second. I suspect my son might inherit a mint #93 ramsfoot cocobolo and #62 PC.annnnnnd purchased.
I can’t bring myself to get more than 2 of the same knife, because I know there’s a good chance I’ll never wear out the first and use the second.
That's what i thought me too. But if... Such a great knife ,not only as a whittler, which will probably not be produced again in a long time. Well, i ordered a third one. Not reasonable, i know, i know.
Dan.
If you can afford it? I’d say buy up everyone you could. I love GEC and if money wasn’t an object I’d collect my favorite patterns like hornetguy did with the #62.
I’m sure you’ll be very happy to own that 3rd one. Cheers!