Congrats, Dylan!
Serrano cross-draw by Pine Moon, on Flickr
Thanks Todd! Being Drew Estate, I bet those are good! Might pick up some of those too.
Congrats, Dylan!
Nice scores (disregard my question to you in the "totin'" thread. I figured out where you got it).
Out of the 8 Serranos, you and I have the only 2 with a lanyard hole
Do you have any clue how happy it makes me to see this?Seeing as though this is a "picher thread", thought I would bump it.
I am now the proud owners of a couple of Redmeadows - thanks, in no small part, to the very OP of this thread, Todd.
Definitely a couple of users, a Model 1 and a Serrano. After rubbing them down with some 0000 steel wool, oiling the handles and sheaths, they are ready to continue their long lives as terrific tools. Honestly, I am super thrilled with them - they are light, thin, and comfortable in hand. I couldn't be happier with them and am looking forward to using them on a daily basis. My wife is even a fan of the Serrano, she digs it.
Thank you, Todd, for the great deal. These are my first Redmeadows - definitely will not be my last.
A fine idea. I look forward to seeing it
Congratulations Dylan, two great workers right there!Seeing as though this is a "picher thread", thought I would bump it.
I am now the proud owners of a couple of Redmeadows - thanks, in no small part, to the very OP of this thread, Todd.
Definitely a couple of users, a Model 1 and a Serrano. After rubbing them down with some 0000 steel wool, oiling the handles and sheaths, they are ready to continue their long lives as terrific tools. Honestly, I am super thrilled with them - they are light, thin, and comfortable in hand. I couldn't be happier with them and am looking forward to using them on a daily basis. My wife is even a fan of the Serrano, she digs it.
Thank you, Todd, for the great deal. These are my first Redmeadows - definitely will not be my last.
Thank you, my friend. I've been thinking about making up a braided leather thingy with a cool bead or something for mine. If I had ordered it myself, I might have refrained from having the hole but it is perfectly executed, I might as well dandy it up.
I am a big fan of the Drew Estate Undercrowns - I have a few big'uns in my humidor. I didn't know they also had cigarillos, definitely will need to pick some of those up.
Agreed!
Congratulations Dylan, two great workers right there!
The only problem with your Serrano is it isn't one of the super rare, HIGHLY valued, limited edition with the denim micarta!
Congratulations Dylan, two great workers right there!
The only problem with your Serrano is it isn't one of the super rare, HIGHLY valued, limited edition with the denim micarta!
Not only the blue denim, but Bocote too...
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My life style has changed more than I have cared to admit. It had been relegated to kitchen work - a sad & unsuitable fate for such a knife. The Smokestack was/is exceptional in so many respects. As I told John at the time - it was the most beautiful of all my toys/tools. I have a violin which is right up there, as far as intrinsic beauty but the Smokestack holds its own. I could see Dylan starting a Redmeadow collection and then that the Serrano needed a big brother - seemed like the
Pàdruig
house would be the perfect new home. Looks great on your handrail Dylan - with its new tribe.
Well, this beauty arrived today - what a knife! Thank you again, Ray, for making this available to me.
The Smokestack Bullnose... It's a hell of a knife. It's a robust blade, with "fine" written all over it. Curves for days, the grinds are exquisite, and the coloring of the handle is dark and handsome (getting all hot over here).
The sheath is excellent. The dangler wouldn't be my first choice but there is no denying its utility. The laminated leather is a really nice touch.
Thanks again, Ray, and props again to John, you make a hell of a blade. (Again, this one won't be my last).
