That file work is all the more stunning for sitting between the three brass liners. I prefer single blade, but this shows the beauty of having more blades and liners. The walnut patterning is eye catching too. Wonderful creation from TEW. Thanks.
Another beautiful piece! This is the first time I've seen the dual blade barlow up close & personal - very well done. The Walnut covers are gorgeous as usual - Lee always finds good wood!😂 Thanks for gathering another Lee White TEW marvel for us to enjoy Slick. If you ever feel you have one too many (N+1-1) - you have my address...LoL
A gorgeous little knife, I am a fan of two blade knives and find having the smaller finer pen blade really useful. Being a carpenter, I have 'operated' a number of times to remove splinters.
You must have all the amazing looking Barlows....lol!! The Walnut looks really good on this one! I do prefer a single bladed Barlow! Thanks for sharing my friend!!
Great video as always Slick , i really like the warlnut material it was so good to work with and looks really really nice when finished, i'm hoping we can get hold of a lot more and try it out on some other knives but in the mean time i do have other materials to go through too as i get the chance too, keep up the great work as always :)
I really like that Walnut on those knives. I really like the swell and curve in that Barlow's handle. I wish American Barlows had clip blades like Taylor's Eyewitness. The nice thing about file work into the spine of the blade is it acts as jimping. I wouldn't say that knife was made by a "Craftsman" I'd say it was made by an true "Artisan!" Absolutely beautiful.
I’m not sure I could define the difference, but whichever, they’re put together by a man who knows what he’s doing technically, but also understands the art of what he’s doing. If I had to give up all of my knives, but could keep these, or even just one of these, I’d still think myself very, very lucky!
12 TEW Barlows and another 12 other patterns.... so far! I’ll never tire of then, so long as they’re all different materials, and Lee keeps finding different materials for me.
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I really like two-bladed barlows, and I think this is the prettiest one I've ever seen. Thanks for giving us a close look at it!
Another stunning Lee White wood covered knife, beautiful. You'll have to show us all your stunning Barlows one day.
One day I’ll do a TEW collection video, all 24 of them!
That file work is all the more stunning for sitting between the three brass liners. I prefer single blade, but this shows the beauty of having more blades and liners. The walnut patterning is eye catching too. Wonderful creation from TEW. Thanks.
I like a single blade best too, but this is a stunning exception, that might not be alone for long!
Another beautiful knife and totally unique ! An amazing collection of TEW Barlows. Best wishes (KB Wales)
That’s them all for now. Two other TEWs to come, but not Barlows.
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This one is stunning!
I like it!
Another beautiful piece! This is the first time I've seen the dual blade barlow up close & personal - very well done.
The Walnut covers are gorgeous as usual - Lee always finds good wood!😂
Thanks for gathering another Lee White TEW marvel for us to enjoy Slick. If you ever feel you have one too many (N+1-1) - you have my address...LoL
You’ll be first on my mind, I promise! The next couple of pieces are TEWs, but very different!
A gorgeous little knife, I am a fan of two blade knives and find having the smaller finer pen blade really useful. Being a carpenter, I have 'operated' a number of times to remove splinters.
I generally like multi-blade knives, but I think these Barlows are best with just the one blade... but variety is still the spice of life!
Love that file work!
double file work is double goodness!
You must have all the amazing looking Barlows....lol!! The Walnut looks really good on this one! I do prefer a single bladed Barlow! Thanks for sharing my friend!!
Barlow.file work.walnut.what more could you ask for.love it.
I don’t know if it’s my absolute favourite, but it’s right up there! It’s a lovely bit of Walnut, that’s for sure!
Really nice again although like you I'm leaning towards single bladed knives.atb paddy.
Great video as always Slick , i really like the warlnut material it was so good to work with and looks really really nice when finished, i'm hoping we can get hold of a lot more and try it out on some other knives but in the mean time i do have other materials to go through too as i get the chance too, keep up the great work as always :)
Well done, Lee. That knife is beautiful.
@@davidkurle5418 Thank you very much David :)
I really like that Walnut on those knives. I really like the swell and curve in that Barlow's handle. I wish American Barlows had clip blades like Taylor's Eyewitness. The nice thing about file work into the spine of the blade is it acts as jimping. I wouldn't say that knife was made by a "Craftsman" I'd say it was made by an true "Artisan!" Absolutely beautiful.
I’m not sure I could define the difference, but whichever, they’re put together by a man who knows what he’s doing technically, but also understands the art of what he’s doing. If I had to give up all of my knives, but could keep these, or even just one of these, I’d still think myself very, very lucky!
Do you have stocks in Taylor eye witness? Wow how many do you have? Do you ever get tired of the same knife?
12 TEW Barlows and another 12 other patterns.... so far! I’ll never tire of then, so long as they’re all different materials, and Lee keeps finding different materials for me.