To All Swivel Knife Aficionados And Collectors

[mmirob]

I knew I shouldn't look at these postings... I just get green with envy! I love the turquoise inlay!

[spud762]

These are my knives. I just started but love collecting and using the them.

[spud762]

I just got this in the mail!!!!

I feel lucky to have found it!!

[REDTAILHAWK]

Hello, SPUD672,

You already have some in your collection I'd like to have. In your first photo, the knife below the Midas one, does that one have a gold inlay? If so can you take a closer photo so we can see it better, please? And the Robb Barr Special Edition! Plus being the 1 0f 100! You should be proud of that one. What sort of blade set up does it have? I was wondering if they made those with Robb Barr's multi-blade system that a lot of people are trying to get. Thanks for posting the photos. I'm soooo jealous!

[spud762]

Thanks!!! The other ol smothie also has the gold Inlay. It's the one with the ranch branding iron symbols on it. Ill take a picture when I get home.

The Robb Barr has the cobalt thin blade on it. Just don't want to carve wih it!'

[King's X]

Spud....the Ol' Smoothie maybe the Al & Ann Stohlman commemorative knife.

[oltoot]

Spud,

The blade in the second from the right in the bottom row is intriguing. Do you know the maker and anything else about it?

Oltoot

[Tim Schroeder]

Hi, I was lucky enough to add a Bob Beard swivel knife to my small collection the other day. Those are some nice collections. I don't have many but do have a few nice ones.

[JoseCenteno]

Hello Everybody, I am trying to get into the leather craft and I am trying to learn about all the tools used in this fascinating world.

So, can you describe the swivel knife? is it a cutting tool or just to mark? You can also provide me with links about this tool or any other subject that can be useful.

Thank you in advance

[ChasCS]

You can search on YouTube for many useful videos for swivel knife use and how to make practice cuts with them.

 

Keeping your swivel knives blades sharp and polished allows the knife to slide through the cased leather like warm butter. ;-)

 

So yeah, I Hope you have already begun to appreciate the art of leather tooling. Eh? Haha

 

 

Chas

 

 

 

 

 

Edited November 15, 2017 by ChasCS