Becker Storage

Jonny1280 said:
That is a Fiddleback Forge Bushcrafter. It has since flown the coop.
Great knife and wonderful craftsmanship. I cant say enough about Andy Roy's work!
It just wasnt seeing much use. The BK16 is the go to worker. :D
Hmmm...it seems I need an updated pic of the lnife box!
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Thanks Johnny. I should have known - Andy's stuff always looks (and feels!) top-notch. Didn't recognize it with that big corby - he's been using micarta pins as long as I've been following him. I have one of his KE Bushies. I love it, but for that kind of dough, when something needs done, I just grab the 16. Don't know if I could ever part with it, though. Absolutely amazing craftsmanship.
 
Jonny1280 said:
So I've had all my fixed blades in one of my packs for quite some time.
It's gotten very cluttered and today I figured I'd do something about it.
I went out to the garage and grabbed a small tool box that I have'nt used much.
Emptied it out, wiped the dust off, put in some drawer liners, and slapped on a Ka-Bar decal.
I'm happy with the results. Now I can keep most of my blades organized and under lock and key.

So how do you all store your Beckers?



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Thats a nice looking Esee3 too. :D
 
That's a great idea using the tool box.

I do not have that many knives so they are spread out. I got my 2 in the truck, the 5 and 16 is in the gun safe. The 14 goes everywhere I go so its storage area does not exist (its on my nightstand as I type this). Lastly, the 13 is hanging on peg in my daughter's room.
 
In NYC, apartment real estate is limited... I need to figure out how to make the Game of Thrones, Becker Throne, where the Beckers can be detached for easy access.
 
i store the non-useables in cedar chests. they locked. could be forced, but why bother? too big to drag, that's why :D i figure the closed environment gives them a bit of protection.

useables live in my kitchen draws - i have a lot, so i've dedicated many of them to the "big stuff". kitchen knives actually live ON the counter in "jars" filled with bamboo skewers. good system.

what i really need to do is organize all my tools. the garage is a poor environment - moisture and wet == rust over time, and the basement is too far away. so... i dunno.

drawers. big drawers :D
 
Bladite said:
i store the non-useables in cedar chests. they locked. could be forced, but why bother? too big to drag, that's why :D i figure the closed environment gives them a bit of protection.

useables live in my kitchen draws - i have a lot, so i've dedicated many of them to the "big stuff". kitchen knives actually live ON the counter in "jars" filled with bamboo skewers. good system.

what i really need to do is organize all my tools. the garage is a poor environment - moisture and wet == rust over time, and the basement is too far away. so... i dunno.

drawers. big drawers :D
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http://www.craftsman.com/46-inch-wi...CO52305312B?prdNo=10&blockNo=10&blockType=G10

This is what you need Bladite.
 
I have a few of mine hanging up, but most are in a plastic tote.
 
Mine are in a heap on the bedroom floor. Need to organize. I got some knives on display on the wall and some hanging from pegs in a couple of boards screwed to the same wall, but the floor is a nightmare, I'm gonna take some time today to do something about it.

Hey Sidetracked, is that a modded 14 under the 16 in your 2nd shot?
 
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