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Danny stopped making leather knives, but they are still available for sale privately.

 

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I find the small sharpened part on the end to be very valuable in pull cuts.  Excellent excellent craftsmanship in the Leather Wrangler's knives

I do bespoke furniture and pride myself on my hand skills which require the sharpest of tools. I've spent a lifetime sharpening chisels and plane blades but when I opened up the round knife I was humbled.  It's a function of course on how thin the blade is but still, it's the only tool I own that scares me.  Always uber respective when I handle it.

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24 minutes ago, darkmatter35 said:

If the time comes that you need to sell a professional quality knife, should be able to recoup a good portion of what you paid for it and it will be a quick sale.

John

 So much so, that if you find yourself in that position right now, contact me and I'll buy your knife! I have the Tandy Al Stohlman one, and rarely use. I've sharpened and sharpened, etc. etc., and have never been happy with it. When I do "get it kinda sharp", it needs stropping immediately again.

Jeff

So much leather...so little time.

 

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@MakerUnknown, I feel the same way about Terry's little clicker knife. When it is out of it's sheath I am super concerned with where it is. Gawd, that little knife scares me.

I'm not paying 80 bucks for a belt!!! It's a strip of leather. How hard could it be? 4 years and 3 grand later.... I have a belt I can finally live with.

Stitching is like gravy, it's only great if you make it every day.

From Texas but in Bossier City, Louisiana.

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3 hours ago, MakerUnknown said:

I find the small sharpened part on the end to be very valuable in pull cuts.  Excellent excellent craftsmanship in the Leather Wrangler's knives

I do bespoke furniture and pride myself on my hand skills which require the sharpest of tools. I've spent a lifetime sharpening chisels and plane blades but when I opened up the round knife I was humbled.  It's a function of course on how thin the blade is but still, it's the only tool I own that scares me.  Always uber respective when I handle it.

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You are absolutely right.  I was remiss for not adding Paul to my list of great makers in my previous post.  He certainly is deserving of a spot in the top tier.!

Paul

Paul long-----108 Briarwood Ln. W-----Kerrville, TX--78028------830 367 5536-- pfl@cebridge.net

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