Did your Traditional knife get a workout today? -Part II

[Whetstone39]

Bark River Burrito Slicer .

 

[Brumby53]

Tyre with a slow leak on the farm 'Bash Car' .... tidied up the repair with my Queen Cutlery "Mountain Man"

 

[Dantone05]

Out for a woods walk so I let the Mora #1 try a Figure 4 deadfall trap....For fun.

 

[Eric J]

SAK Super Tinker for plumbing (stuck cartridge), opening mail, scraping old paint, scraping new paint, and general around the house mayhem.

 

[Whetstone39]

Lunch time .

 

[D.B Cooper]

Today I went out walking the woods. I took along my recurve bow, and Case Seahorse Whittler

As I walked around a pond I usually squirrel hunt near, I noticed an abundance of bullfrogs.

I usually go frogging with an air gun, but have gigged a lot of frogs as a young man. So I made a quick gig

No frogs were harmed in the making of this production.

 

[KBA]

Every morning I cut 6 apples. My kiddos hate eating the peel.

I usually have a few chores through out the day that require attention.

Randomly, my 2 1/2 yr. old daughter will come up to me and say. "Daddy cut." So, of course the string, ribbon, box, or whatever she has will be cut. Afterwards she usually says, "Daddy's pocket knife cut ... danger it cut me."

Sorry .. no pics. Just thought this thread needed a bump.

 

[screened porch]

The shovel and mattock did the rough work, but this got dirty: slashing the roots of some arbor vitae before planting, and cutting off an extant root in the way.

 

[Jack Black]

My Sitflyer Chef's Special got to make tasty soup! :thumbup:

 

[screened porch]

My new old scout slashed some dirtbags yesterday. Literal bags of dirt.

 

[screened porch]

I used my pet Boker a little uncanonically , but it took it in stride.

 

[dpowers311]

I used my buck 307 to do the field dressing of a whitetail deer yesterday morning.

Dave

 

[Vinifera]

Used the point of my clip blade from my 1973 Case stockman to clean crud from the scroll wheel of a computer mouse.

 

[MT Damascus]

Diamond Edge cattle knife by Tom Ploppert helping out with a snack this evening,

 

[Vinifera]

No offense intended but do most of you use your pocket knives for kitchen duties? I will on occasion slice an apple, orange or something similar with my pocket knife but generally I use my kitchen knives for food purposes.

 

[knarfeng]

No offense intended but do most of you use your pocket knives for kitchen duties? I will on occasion slice an apple, orange or something similar with my pocket knife but generally I use my kitchen knives for food purposes.

Some do. Some don't. I'm not sure that there is a preponderance of either.
Personally, I don't.

 

[Henry Beige]

Had my new Rough Rider marlinspike in my pocket and I'll be darned if my boy didn't need to pick apart some knots to re-hang my grandson'e new tree swing.

 

[supratentorial]

Bark River Burrito Slicer .

No fair posting burritos !!! Now I'm craving burritos! (one of my favorites)

My Sitflyer Chef's Special got to make tasty soup! :thumbup:

For some reason, I'm getting an error message instead of the photo. Same thing happened yesterday in the old knives thread. Is it just my computer?

My new old scout slashed some dirtbags yesterday. Literal bags of dirt.

Those dirt bags had it coming.

I used my pet Boker a little uncanonically , but it took it in stride.

Is that the two blade? Neat pattern... sort of like the 2015 forum knife but on two springs.

Diamond Edge cattle knife by Tom Ploppert helping out with a snack this evening,

Nice looking knife!

No offense intended but do most of you use your pocket knives for kitchen duties? I will on occasion slice an apple, orange or something similar with my pocket knife but generally I use my kitchen knives for food purposes.

Some do. Some don't. I'm not sure that there is a preponderance of either.
Personally, I don't.

I also use kitchen knives in the kitchen.

 

[screened porch]

It irritates me when I type half a page and the bally forum-ware tells me to bring it up to five characters.

Responding to Supratentorial: Thanks for noticing my new scout. I love it because the metal is all steel and the plating is largely intact, because I was able to repair the can-opener for free with no skill or effort, and because it reminds me of Grampa's bone Camillus USMC scout.

That is the Boker Evergreen "2-blade stockman". There may still be some of the 500 out there; I think the name put off stockman people and jackknife people alike. Or maybe it was the strangely pale olive-wood.

I use mostly kitchen knives in the kitchen also, but I love my kitchen knives as well as my belt and pocket knives, and when I need a patina I force it with potato buds.

 

[Jolipapa]

Montbéliard sausage w/salad for lunch, lentils for dinner.