Some of my recent work with a Spyderhole... Southard knives
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That is a great looking knife. If I had the cash, I'd order one now.Brad S. wrote:Thanks for asking Nick, It was about time I got those uploaded. Here you are.
Few more on my site. I have only made those two of this model so far, but I have three more currently in the works.
So many knives, so few pockets... :)
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The "Spirit" of the design does not come through unless used. -Sal
Those are some really pretty knives. The deep groove jimping looks great.
It looks like these are more of gentleman's knives because on a couple of them, it looks like your hand could slip forward towards the blade if you were using them hard.
It looks like these are more of gentleman's knives because on a couple of them, it looks like your hand could slip forward towards the blade if you were using them hard.
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Sooo true! Me personally, if Im going to pay $300+ for a knife, its going to be a custom job that very few people have - and its going to have a Spyderhole. Id rather do this than by a Sbenza - even though they are phenomenal knives - for the money, I want something more unique. Im just trying to figure out how to justify one of Brad's knives in terms of timing and how to tell my wife... :eek:SoCal Operator wrote:These look like knives I would get instead of a Sebenza or Strider. Really impressive work.
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Very Nice! I really like the Wharncliffe models!
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Want list: ZDP Stretch, Original and New Yojimbos, Perrin PPT
My wish-existed list: More MBC-esque blades.
amazing, really man they all look great.
i hope to make my first folder in the near future, so i'll probably
will ask you a few technical questions along the way :)
keep up the really good job.
i hope to make my first folder in the near future, so i'll probably
will ask you a few technical questions along the way :)
keep up the really good job.
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Thanks so much everyone! Glad you guys like them.
Brad Southard
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Dude, EMAIL ME!!! If there is a problem... I will fix it. southardb(at)gmail.comnathan310 wrote:Look good. I hope the action is better on those than the replacement ukpk scales you made me that were loose
I assure you these knives are top notch. Made to the best of the ability that god has blessed me with, and that skill continues to grow with each knife I make.
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Hey Brad, you should send me one for, uh, R&D testing!
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Love the Orange Scaled knife.