While we're thinkin carving knives, and extra fine carvin knives at that, this is Thomps latest transformation of an ol' German straight razor. Thomp patterned this knife from one that Allen Goodman uses on the shelf elf. Its an "upsweep" blade, that is 1 3/4 inches in length, with a 1 1/2 inch cutting edge. The handle is a simplified "crayfish" design, out of laminated hard woods. I been testin this one out, and can say it's a good one. As well it should be. Ol' Thomp did learn from Rick Ferry. Then of course he added some Black Water Swamp mojo to it.
If interested in this knife, leave a comment, and Ol' Thomp will get in touch.
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Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Thomps Newest Knife
While we're thinkin carving knives, and extra fine carvin knives at that, this is Thomps latest transformation of an ol' German straight razor. Thomp patterned this knife from one that Allen Goodman uses on the shelf elf. Its an "upsweep" blade, that is 1 3/4 inches in length, with a 1 1/2 inch cutting edge. The handle is a simplified "crayfish" design, out of laminated hard woods. I been testin this one out, and can say it's a good one. As well it should be. Ol' Thomp did learn from Rick Ferry. Then of course he added some Black Water Swamp mojo to it.
If interested in this knife, leave a comment, and Ol' Thomp will get in touch.
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Folk's you better buy it now, Rick Ferrys Knife on e-bays going to go for over $100.00 , so you better get old Thomps , i bet you can get it for alot less.
Hal in Seattle
Excellent knife , i know because i have one.
Hes got the MOJO working like Tom said.
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