Rough Rider Whittler Black Stag Bone Knife

Description

The Rough Rider Whittler in Black Stag Bone brings together a satin-finished clip blade with pen blades in a distinctive black stag bone handle, a multi-blade whittler pattern built for detail carving and everyday cutting alike.

The whittler pattern is defined by pairing a full-size main blade with one or more smaller secondary blades on the exact same end of the handle, all sharing a single common spring mechanism, a configuration historically favored by woodworkers who wanted both broad cutting power and fine, precise control available in a single compact folding knife. The clip blade handles general everyday cutting tasks and rougher carving work alike, while the smaller pen blades take over for detail carving and fine trim work a larger blade can’t manage as precisely. Black stag bone brings rich, dark natural texture to this particular handle, each individual piece showing its own unique grain and natural character.

A nail nick opens each blade, as it always has, retained by a slip joint that works on spring tension rather than a mechanical lock. Rough Rider’s whittler pattern gives collectors and carvers alike a classic multi-blade design that’s stayed relevant for generations of woodworkers. Explore more Traditional Knives.

• Whittler pattern combines a main blade with smaller detail blades
• Black stag bone handle brings rich natural texture
• Suited to both carving and everyday cutting
• Slip joint opens the traditional way with a nail nick