I'm an old Navy man. One term we used to use for nit-picking was Nucing it. Don't nuc your knives, Paddy. They are beautiful and perfect as they are. Good video, Sir, thanks.
These really are beautiful knives! I’ve at least half a dozen of Stevens home-made knives and rather more of the Eggington knives, and I can safely say the ones Stephen makes in his garden shed all the better knives, and his prices are amazing! That being said, the wood on the gunstock and the 400 year knife of a different class. The Wharncllife Patton has become one of my favourites, and my favourites to carry. I have half a dozen from TEW and Stephen has recently made me a pair. I love the TEW.s, but Steven’s are even better. They’re also very slightly larger. As you mentioned, this was originally a Patton made by Joseph Rogers for Lord Wharncliffe, and Steven has used old patterns and a JR catalogue for these. However, Eggington do not currently make one in TheJR name. However, they tell me that they are working on one, or Steven is, and it should be out later in the year. It will be interesting to compare. I dictated this comment, so some of the spelling might be Interesting, to say the least.
Don’t know how I missed this one but glad I caught it. All are beautiful!
Wonderful knife. Thanks for sharing it.😊
These are all wonderful. That Rodgers is amazing! That gunstock is just wow! That jigging on the red one is beautiful!!
@@RandysWSG cheers Randy, always appreciate your encouraging comments.atb paddy 👍☘️
Great video, lovely knifes,just caught up with your recent videos....great stuff 😁👍👍
@@JohnnyOrd thanks Johnny appreciate you watching pal.👍☘️
Absolutely smashing Paddy
@@terrillschneider3778 thanks Terrill.👍☘️
I'm an old Navy man. One term we used to use for nit-picking was Nucing it. Don't nuc your knives, Paddy. They are beautiful and perfect as they are. Good video, Sir, thanks.
@@timtitus2532 me too Tim 1977 - 1989.⚓
That wharncliffe jigging looks amazing
@@thelucentcrow9084 it is a thing of beauty 😍
Excellent presentation. I’m jealous of your knives, especially the green one. I hope to get one like that one of these days….
@@mikeadams2538 thank you kind sir.❤️👍☘️
Beautiful knives
@@jeffjackson5331 cheers Jeff 👍☘️
@@paddyspotatopeelers2154 cheers to you as well my friend!
These really are beautiful knives! I’ve at least half a dozen of Stevens home-made knives and rather more of the Eggington knives, and I can safely say the ones Stephen makes in his garden shed all the better knives, and his prices are amazing! That being said, the wood on the gunstock and the 400 year knife of a different class.
The Wharncllife Patton has become one of my favourites, and my favourites to carry. I have half a dozen from TEW and Stephen has recently made me a pair. I love the TEW.s, but Steven’s are even better. They’re also very slightly larger.
As you mentioned, this was originally a Patton made by Joseph Rogers for Lord Wharncliffe, and Steven has used old patterns and a JR catalogue for these. However, Eggington do not currently make one in TheJR name. However, they tell me that they are working on one, or Steven is, and it should be out later in the year. It will be interesting to compare.
I dictated this comment, so some of the spelling might be
Interesting, to say the least.
@@slick_slicers spelling perfect and always interesting information.atb paddy 👍☘️
Good morning from Utah
Good morning Rob hope you well and thank you for watching.👍☘️