Agreed! That is a nice knife. I have made a couple of slip joints, not that easy to do, correctly. Nice job.
Yes, they can be a little tricky at times. I've been working on my timing and think I've finally got it down. Working on my 2nd 2 blade trapper now so we'll see!!ha Thank you!
The more you carry around a pocket knife, the more uses you’ll find for it. Everything from opening delivery boxes to fishing little objects out from between floorboards can be accomplished without having to search around for a specific tool. After researching pocket knives for over 60 hours and talking to two people who have reviewed at least 450 knives between them, we tested 28 knives—by slicing up 20 cardboard boxes and peeling 30 apples—and found that the Columbia River Knife and Tool Drifter is the best knife for most people to carry every day.Hey guys! Ive been a lurker here for a while and enjoy seeing how different people do different things, but this is my first knife pic I've posted on this site.. O-1 tool steel with some red dyed burlap micarta scales. Been making sliojoints for about 2 years seriously
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Thank you!! I have a couple patterns but dont use them much unless someone orders a particular model...ex: trapper, Dino, Lannys, Zulu, or a swayback. I prefer to just freehand grind a blade shape and then fit it all together around that so each one of my knives are a little different.
