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Beauty! Clint's obviously a Dozier fan...and "that's a good thing"*


*copyright Martha Stewart

Definitely bears resemblance to a Dozier K-2 which I agree, is a good thing.

Almost like a Marbles Woodcraft

BladeForums can be pretty brutal (cutting :-) but I searched and all I could find was good things!
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I see that he is Canada, so with the way the Canuck buck is weak against the US dollar, some canny folk could get a lot of knife for their money!

/John

I was also going to say great looking knife, very nice workmanship, also mindful of a Dozier to me. I've read a lot about Magnacut, seems like the cat's meow.

Very nice

Actually, closer to my favorite Dozier (of 27ish?) and again, that's a really good thing!!! I want one. Does Clint have a phone or email?

PM if you would...

I like everything about that knife, maybe a 3 inch blade over 3.5, but the Dozier/Marbles Woodcraft look is right in my wheelhouse.

Thanks for posting and Im sure costing me some money....

Contacted Clint via the above email last night. Guy was very quick to respond. Claimed to be 3 months out on new orders. Going to call him today to firm up my order.

My skinner and a buddy’s 6” boning knife in Magnacut by Clint Chisan. Very functional knife that does it’s job well. Glad to have ordered it, and looking forward to seeing my next one and Woodson’s order soon.

I like that boning knife. Could you pm me his contact info?

I have my order in to duplicate your skinner but with WM crosscut canvas micarta, jigged, thin red liner and a leather sheath. Also shortening the blade 1/8”. $30 shipping to get my scales to AB?!

Hard pressed to not order this next.

You know who bought that knife? Pathfinder76. He posts here all the time.

That same one? Gtfo?

Same one. He texted me pics as soon as he got it.

Mine is actually a different one.

How do you like it? Seems like a exceptional piece for the money.

I haven’t had a chance to try it yet. It is wrapped under the tree. :-)

Great looking knife. Oddly enough some of our most very favorite knives are from Canadian knife maker George Tichbourne of Mississauga, Ontario. He was a master and sadly missed since passing 12 or so years back... Canada has a rich tradition of knifemakers.... I can name 10 or 12 off the top of my head that people would recognize, but have no idea they are/were Canadian.

How did the edge on your skinner hold up? Any other steels that you’d compare it to?

Thanks.

Frank