Blades with Swedge Cuts

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Very nice Absintheur! ::tu::
I really like the Camillus.

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Incidently in Woseyjales post what was so wrong with how the knife was "before"????
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Just Plain Dave wrote:That scout ^^ is interesting to say the least! More info?
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By the title, I think this one qualifies.
Plus I kinda like the way the foto turned out. :mrgreen:
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Looking at the swedge on my new S&M single blade jack got me to thinking about this old thread, so I figured it was time to revive it. Queen understands that a strong, deep swedge is one of the marks of a fine traditional knife.

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Here is a nice old Valley Forge harness jack with a nice swedge on the spear blade.
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Checking out this thread and drooling. ::drool::

I think folder swedges are a lot nicer than fixed blade swedges mainly because most fixed blades have them but folders are more rare, especially on newer knives.
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Can I play? Here are 2x Camillus, 2x Imperial USA, an IXL George Wostenholm, a Kutmaster and an unmarked Cattlean Jack in three pictures. Very nice Swedge on some of them!
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Those are cool pics Dave. Here's one of my favorites......

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THAT is a SERIOUS Swedge!!! Nice!
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I totally agree with all you said Amos
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Pictures 2,3,4,5 and 8 (both knives) give me Knife Envy man!
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I gotta admit that while new knives with Swedge are pretty cool...

The Carbon blades from the 80's and back look better!
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OH! And that Case XX in pic two has a VERY nice Clip! When the Clip has THAT much presence it makes me not so Spear Happy!!!
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Look at the swedge on this'n from that top pic

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Here's a Hen and Rooster with a big ole swedge...

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Heres one.
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Indeed it is! And a Rather knice one at that!
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A J Jordan
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Just Plain Dave owns this one now.
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:) great swedges all ! they add that little extra to a great blade
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I thought it was you Wullie! Many thanks again!
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I hate Photobucket. Why use it? Do you have something to hide?
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Smalleyds wrote: Fri Jan 12, 2024 3:20 am I hate Photobucket. Why use it? Do you have something to hide?
Those are all from posts over 10 years old. AAPK has come a long way since then, with capability to do photo hosting here on the site now encouraged, and third party hosting discouraged.

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I used Photobucket over 10 years ago for picture storage and posting, didn't have anything to hide, and the issue might be the result of Photobucket's relatively recent requirement for paid service. I chose not to pay.

Anyho, here's some of my more recent swedged folding knife pictures. This thread is an oldie but a goody. ::nod::👍
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