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How do you like the winkler leather sheath. When I bought my SD1 that sheath didn’t exist and it came with kydex. I bought the badger claw outfitters leather sheath because it allows the knife to ride a little lower in the pocketI'm in the same boat. Currently alternating between my 2 favorite Winklers the SD2 and the Sweet T. I picket up a Tailored by Cortes sheath, it was what he had on the shelf and not made for the Sweet T but works.

The Dorado. Do want.These are my three most-carried pocket fixed blades. Left-to-Right:
•Ben Tendick “Aikuchi” model, 3V steel
•Winkler/FE “Sweet-T” model, 80CrV2 steel
•Caleb Havens of Angler Knives “Dorado” model, CPM-154 steel
One of these things is not like the others, aye? Haha. I do enjoy a good tsukamaki wrapped grip.
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This one is extra special. It’s Number 1 of his “Angler Art Series.” That mother of pearl under the wrap positively glows. It’s my dedicated beach-blade.The Dorado. Do want.
I dig that!Here is one Quiet Carry sent over to me. It is called “The Wady”…. I typically prefer a folding edc, but this little thing is pretty cool. It is extremely light. I find the size of the sheath works great in one of those lower side pockets you find on a pair of Kuhl pants.
That’s old school cool. My best friends dad worked with John graham for years at McKee foods and had a huge collection of grahams but other wise wasn’t into knives. I’ve been trying for years to buy them off of him. He’s got a 15” kukri he made that I’ve never seen another like it.I first fell in love with Graham Brothers knives when they started doing their Razel. I saw it at a blade show in 2010 or 2011 and thought it was the coolest design. This is a Graham pocket fixed I used to carry a lot more. Paul Bos heat treated S30V. View attachment 2192
Post a picture of that if you can ever see it again.That’s old school cool. My best friends dad worked with John graham for years at McKee foods and had a huge collection of grahams but other wise wasn’t into knives. I’ve been trying for years to buy them off of him. He’s got a 15” kukri he made that I’ve never seen another like it.