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

Absolutely. Branding time:

Castrator in back pocket in a boot sheath:

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Moves to the boot when time for work:

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Getting er done:

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Next:

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Hows that for a backhand Sacto Sacto ?
 
Not really ... just opened a Amazon box (Demo knife) and cut my pork loin (stockman) at lunch.
Not much of a workout for either of these.
I used my Stanley 10-499 to break down the box my new vintage style tabletop radio came in, so it would fit in a wastepaper basket.
Not much of a workout for it cutting that box into 2~ 3 inch squares. Thin cardboard.

(I finally broke down and got 10 blades for the Stanley in November.)
 
I’ve had my #13 doing some manly work recently. 🦄🤣

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I used the sheepsfoot to cut the slot in the top of Eleanor’s Valentine’s box for school, and for some of the other details. Honestly, it’s something I would normally have used an Xacto knife for, but I seem to have misplaced mine.
 
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