That was before I was introduced to Steve Ketchen, and the last pic shows what he's done to make my beauties really shine! Cheers, Radioactive :)








Thanx Mick :)MickM wrote:Almost sorry I opened your post, didn't know what a Southard is. Had to look it up and I'm impressed. I'm going to look seriously at one. Good luck, enjoy it.
Thanx Danfarnorthdan wrote:Nice addition to the collection Paul, I have the brown version, it was one of my first grails and took me a long time to finally pull the trigger, great knife, perfect size and great steel. I carried mine for a while and still do from time to time. Mine is not the best flipper I have, that award goes to my BBS Domino, I think I need to take the southard apart and clean/polish.
Actually yes. All 3 cut pretty well to tell the truth.gbelleh wrote:Do all your Southards cut well out of the box?
Awesome. Another Southard- yes :)RadioactiveSpyder wrote:Thanks for the nice comments guys! As I've said before, all credit goes to Steve Ketchen for transforming these beauties into what they are today. Now I'm thinking I might need another Southard! (Well, maybe "need" is a strong word). Cheers, Radioactive :)
Steve's email is all over his BF thread so I assume it's OK to share it here again. He can be reached at sketchenscales@gmail.com. He's a real pleasure to work with, tell him I sent youMacLaren wrote:Awesome. Another Southard- yes :)RadioactiveSpyder wrote:Thanks for the nice comments guys! As I've said before, all credit goes to Steve Ketchen for transforming these beauties into what they are today. Now I'm thinking I might need another Southard! (Well, maybe "need" is a strong word). Cheers, Radioactive :)
Do you care to pm me Steve's addy? Thanx RS-
Cool. The Black one is a real sweet heart.swigert wrote:Southard is always on my shirt list. Hopefully soon.
Not normally a fan of shiny handle scales but that's awesome looking with the DLC. I think I'd have to go with the wood over the honeycomb, but it's still awesome looking.RadioactiveSpyder wrote: