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Cult of the peanut , members

My brother-in-law made a comment about how I did not have enough knife with me. I showed extreme personal restraint, I did not reach into my pocket and show off the rest of my jewelry, I just carved a whole 20 pound turkey using a case peanut. It did the job nicely, Though I would say it is perhaps not in the best tool for this type of work.
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Paul’s beautiful new Peanut reminded me that I had neglected to post my new one here in the Peanut Gallery. (I’ve used this shot elsewhere but it’s my favorite, so here it is again.)
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Just wanted to report in that we may have a new member of the cult. I gifted my (new hope to be son-in-law) a basic yeller Peanut in SS for Christmas. He seems to have taken to it so we will see what the future holds for this probie. He started a new job as a manager at Office Depot and I covered all the basic care and feeding.
 
J Buck said:
Just wanted to report in that we may have a new member of the cult. I gifted my (new hope to be son-in-law) a basic yeller Peanut in SS for Christmas. He seems to have taken to it so we will see what the future holds for this probie. He started a new job as a manager at Office Depot and I covered all the basic care and feeding.
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Bring him on, the more the merrier, a yellow nut is a great start.
 
J Buck said:
Just wanted to report in that we may have a new member of the cult. I gifted my (new hope to be son-in-law) a basic yeller Peanut in SS for Christmas. He seems to have taken to it so we will see what the future holds for this probie. He started a new job as a manager at Office Depot and I covered all the basic care and feeding.
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Nice! The Yellow Delrin is my go-to Peanut for new members :)
 
Zachary said:
My brother-in-law made a comment about how I did not have enough knife with me. I showed extreme personal restraint, I did not reach into my pocket and show off the rest of my jewelry, I just carved a whole 20 pound turkey using a case peanut. It did the job nicely, Though I would say it is perhaps not in the best tool for this type of work.
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:D Well done! I wouldn't even consider it but maybe if I was taunted by an in-law I would want to show them up too :thumbsup:
 
J Buck said:
Just wanted to report in that we may have a new member of the cult. I gifted my (new hope to be son-in-law) a basic yeller Peanut in SS for Christmas. He seems to have taken to it so we will see what the future holds for this probie. He started a new job as a manager at Office Depot and I covered all the basic care and feeding.
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Yella legumes are the rank and file of the peanut cult. :thumbsup:
 
After reading many posts about the Peanut, then months ago buying a Case Barlow, which I pretty quickly moved along, I ordered a Peanut in saw cut bone from @knifeswapper this morning. I intend to keep it in my pocket and use it consistently for a while. I suspect it will be one of those surprise knives that prove more useful than appearance would suggest.
 
Mayonardo said:
After reading many posts about the Peanut, then months ago buying a Case Barlow, which I pretty quickly moved along, I ordered a Peanut in saw cut bone from @knifeswapper this morning. I intend to keep it in my pocket and use it consistently for a while. I suspect it will be one of those surprise knives that prove more useful than appearance would suggest.
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I use to carry a peanut and something a little larger like a copperlock. I now only carry a peanut and find there is no day to day task the peanut cant handle.
 
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