Logan, As very old dude new to traditional slip joint knives and in particular GEC I am using your young blood knowledge to help me along through the learning process and that aspect of my interest I find to be a beautiful thing, the young teaching the old. Carry on Young Blood you deserve far more patronage for your efforts and thoroughness and I hope to see your channel grow as it should.

Great looking covers!

Dig that knife. Love the scales! The blade options are fantastic, especially the punch. Love it.

Thanks for the great review. I have this knife and the Osage Orange version, which I love. It is very interesting to compare this knife to the #86 Oil Field Jack. The secondary sheepsfoot in these two knives is the exact same blade and the main clip point blade on the #29 is about 70% of the blade on the #86. So if you like the #86, you can get the #29 and carry a smaller and lighter knife with basically the same (or close) #1 and #2 blades, plus an awl.

Great vid as usual!!! I was on the fence about this one but I think I'll grab one now.

Awesome knife I just got mine and I’m blown away by it!! I really dig this acrylic and the awl is very multi purpose

Liked the video. I just ordered a Maher & Grosh. This knife reminds me of the older workhorse whittler which I sold a while back. Regretted it ever since. Didnt think the awl would do it for me, but it looks good seeing the knife get handled. Thanks for sharing

Great video. My yellow delrin knives are among my favorites. That is an awesome looking knife. 😎👍

Super review pal, I really like your version specifically because it would be a user for me to with the handle material. Atb paddy 👍☘️😀

It's a great pattern, and one which is impressing me more as I carry it. Comfortable in hand, with every type of blade you'd need in an EDC - a flat blade, a blade with belly, and a poker! I've one in Stag which is (almost) too beautiful to carry, and another in Blood Red JB which is my more frequent user - would love to find one in Snakewood to complete a Northfield trio. For some reason I find the pinched and lined bolsters of the Northfield trim really enhance this pattern, whereas more often I prefer the simpler Tidioute trim.

Awesome video man, I'm very excited to get mine. I went for the Osage orange version. And I personally am pretty excited about the three back springs

I like the acrylics. I have a bullet end jack in Salmon acrylic. This is a really useful pattern... I like it a lot!

I bought the Oage Orange version of this. I actually do a lot of whittling, and the punch is great for diging out holes in wood and other things you do when whittling on a stick.

Great video, as always. Just ordered the burnt sienna jigged bone Tidioute version. Can't wait to get it in hand.

Great Review, Thx

Thanks for the vid. I haven’t been able to find a vid on these yet. They sound nice n snappy!!! I’m waiting for the NFs- I dig the pinched bolsters. I would buy the grits version if it were an NF.

The SAKs with the awl at the end like the Farmer are very popular and it's multi use including striking a ferro rod, I really like this knife you have here. Unfortunately, there is only the occasional GEC sold in the UK, bad for UK traditionals collectors, good for my wallet!

The buck 371 is also a three spine stockman with no liners

I was a bit hesitant when I heard they were not traditional split backs, though the larger secondaries certainly make up for that! Looking forward to mine :) Great review, thanks!

Great review. I like the way they did the awl on it. Still kinda on the fence with this one, but the osage looks really good to me.

Man that is a thick well made knife. I have one arm . I can't whittle squat. I pre-ordered the #29 snakewood. I pre-ordered the #92 camel bone too. I am up to 36 GEC knives , right now. I think I lost my mind.

Nice vid, acrylics are as close as we can get to celluloid without the drawbacks. Great looking knife overall.

GEC flopped on the #29 Snakewood run. Half of the Snakewood pre-orders were canceled. The Bloodwood #29s were made to fill in the void. I bet I was the first snakewood pre-order on the web. I got shafted. Great Eastern Cutlery is the "DICK TEASE" of American knife makers. I ended up saving $6 and a free brown slip on the #29 Burnt Sienna jigged bone knife. I ended up saving $20 on the #29 Bloodwood knife. I just bought a NOS #93 Rams Foot natural micarta knife for $69 shipped. My GEC dealer got some #93s left over from Rendezvous 2019. I am going to dye my #93 micarta knife with navy blue leather dye. My GEC collection is shaping up nicely.

Damn it, Logan, I had convinced myself not to buy a 29 but after watching this my willpower is crumbling.....If they did them in ebony, I'm done.

Hey Logan I got a good one hopefully coming in the mail today........ let me know what you think thanks

Hey Logan........... How man GEC knives you have.......... Cool dude just wondering?

Hey Logan why wouldn't you keep it........ I love this piece I've been collecting over 10 years I have 30 GEC's and I have about 20 other ones I'm close to 60 in traditionals I love them Logan I hope someday to pass them on and keep the hobby going!!!!!! It's my passion

Love that awl. How much does this knife cost?

I purchased the same knife. Just received it today. I'm a little surprised in the amount of back spring gapping. There are gapping issues between each spring. Will that effect the performance or longevity of the knife ?

Only Yankees put milk , sugar , and molasses in grits !

Pretty knife, but a sheep's foot is useless for actual whittling .