Cult of the peanut , members

[Wurrwulf]

Thanks, J jackknife , J jacktrades_nbk , and @5K Qs!

I absolutely agree, @The Fort!

 

[jacktrades_nbk]

Lovely yeller, indeed. Great character.

 

[jackknife]

Not gonna win any beauty contests but always gets the job done.

That is a beautiful legume!

Like a well seasoned veteran of the peanut family, and a patine earned by time in pocket and on the job. The yellow CV 'nuts with gray patnined blades are the ones with tales to tell, and be admired over a cup of good coffee on a back porch.

 

[btb01]

I don't know, to me this Peanut just seems too small for practical use.

 

[zolthar]

Haha, I think I have it's twin brother

 

[TrapperMike]

It has been a few months since I have been around here. Been busy with work and chasing kids around. The peanut has been my constant pocket companion the whole time.

 

[deltaboy]

The Peanut is a great knife!

 

[jackknife]

It has been a few months since I have been around here. Been busy with work and chasing kids around. The peanut has been my constant pocket companion the whole time.

That lovely legume looks like it's aging very gracefully!

 

[TrapperMike]

That lovely legume looks like it's aging very gracefully!

Thank you. The delrin is starting to smooth out.

 

[peanutsxx]

View attachment 914660 The mighty 'nut helpin' with grill duties. Or just keepin' watch anyway.

Thank you to all who have served, and most especially thank you to those families who have lost a loved one.

 

[WinchesteRalox]

lovely walden there VP

I've a couple of nuts in my edc rotation

I know it’s been a while since this was posted but can I please have more info on that cool sheepsfoot? Oh and to stay on topic I should hopefully be trading some knives later this week and might trade for a case peanut if so I will post pics.

 

[WinchesteRalox]

I think these two count as peanuts.

 

[deltaboy]

Got to get my peanut out for the weekend!

 

[Âchillepattada]

A peanut next to a whaler

 

[BenHarris]

It's been a few months since I've logged in... Getting married and starting a new trade is a full time commitment. Sadly, in the intervening time, I dropped by peanut off a 15 foot ladder onto asphalt. Let's say that it didn't go well for the bone. I am working as a handyman/construction laborer, so the small size has limitations, and the one week post-honeymoon check-book has more limitations. PLEASE CONVINCE ME TO BUY ANOTHER ONE!!!

 

[WinchesteRalox]

Buy a derlin peanut cheaper and less likely to crack and send your old peanut to case (if that’s the maker) and have it repaired. Then use the derlin as a work knife and the bone for off work carry.

 

[JofAllTrades]

It's been a few months since I've logged in... Getting married and starting a new trade is a full time commitment. Sadly, in the intervening time, I dropped by peanut off a 15 foot ladder onto asphalt. Let's say that it didn't go well for the bone. I am working as a handyman/construction laborer, so the small size has limitations, and the one week post-honeymoon check-book has more limitations. PLEASE CONVINCE ME TO BUY ANOTHER ONE!!!

Honestly, I’d get a pair of the CV Yellow Delrin Handled peanuts, and call it good... but that’s just me

 

[TrapperMike]

I was admiring one of my Stockmans thinking of putting it in my pocket for a few days to see how it got along with my peanut and in walks my son. He being curious want to know what I was doing with that knife. I told him and he asked where the peanut was. I pulled it from my pocket and showed him it was there. He asked me why I needed another knife besides the peanut. I said I didn't know. Needless to say the stockman went back in the drawer. Love that kid and he is right it gets 99% of my cutting done. I guess he saw a knife nut having a nutty moment.

 

[Prester John]

I was admiring one of my Stockmans thinking of putting it in my pocket for a few days to see how it got along with my peanut and in walks my son. He being curious want to know what I was doing with that knife. I told him and he asked where the peanut was. I pulled it from my pocket and showed him it was there. He asked me why I needed another knife besides the peanut. I said I didn't know. Needless to say the stockman went back in the drawer. Love that kid and he is right it gets 99% of my cutting done. I guess he saw a knife nut having a nutty moment.

If you have two or three knives, you can get 100% of your cutting done. Nothing wrong with carrying a backup!

 

[TrapperMike]

If you have two or three knives, you can get 100% of your cutting done. Nothing wrong with carrying a backup!

I do have a Vic recruit that rides along most days. Both the recruit and peanut were gifts from my kids. I like your idea, a knife in every pocket might just work. I feel my knife sickness flaring up again.