A Nest of Copperheads

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Re: A Nest of Copperheads

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QTCut5 wrote: Fri May 07, 2021 10:05 pm
I like the Wharncliffe. ::tu::
What exactly is Richlite"? I assume it's some kind of synthetic; but, how is it different from Celluloid, Corelon, Delrin, and Kirinite? ::shrug::
I had to look it up also. It is basically a type of paper micarta with a phenolic resin. Several sites had information. It is used in many applications including aircraft, musical instrument fretboards and residential applications. Here is the Richlite site. https://richlite.com/
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Smitty, that right there is a gotta have.
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Re: A Nest of Copperheads

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QTCut5 wrote: Fri May 07, 2021 10:05 pm I like the Wharncliffe. ::tu::
What exactly is Richlite"? I assume it's some kind of synthetic; but, how is it different from Celluloid, Corelon, Delrin, and Kirinite? ::shrug::

EDIT: It is basically a type of Paper Micarta with Phenolic Resin. OK...got it. ::skeptic::
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jerryd6818 wrote: Fri May 07, 2021 10:36 pm Smitty, that right there is a gotta have.
Thanks Jerry. I don't think you'd be disappointed.
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Re: A Nest of Copperheads

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Papa Bones wrote: Fri May 07, 2021 9:37 pm Got this one in today. 2021 Case XX 10249W ss copperhead with Chocolate Brown, Red & Natural Richlite handles.
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Smitty, the problem is, after seeing that one, I went over to SH and took a peek. They've added several "gotta haves" since the last time I was there. Far beyond the bank breaking point of my pocketbook. They're tempting but I have a tooth that's started botherin' me and my pocketbook is afraid to go to the dentist. ::facepalm::
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Re: A Nest of Copperheads

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Gotta add the 2021 Burnt Cream Barnboard Jigged Bone 6149W to the nest. Yup, the next iteration of a single Wharncliffe Copperhead that everyone has been waiting for is finally available. ::nod::
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Re: A Nest of Copperheads

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I know the answer is probably here somewhere but I'm just gonna ask. What determines a knife to be a copperhead pattern. I have this knife which Parker calls a copperhead but it looks somewhat different than many of the cool knives I see in this thread. Is it the bolsters or the frame or what?
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CluelessNick wrote: Wed Dec 22, 2021 3:45 am I know the answer is probably here somewhere but I'm just gonna ask. What determines a knife to be a copperhead pattern. I have this knife which Parker calls a copperhead but it looks somewhat different than many of the cool knives I see in this thread. Is it the bolsters or the frame or what?
This bump on the bolster. And by the way, excellent picture. Well done lad.
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Re: A Nest of Copperheads

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Thanks for the reply jerry
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