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

My stainless sodbuster jr helped with the brush-bundling for the monthly pick-up, and it cut a knackered garden hose into trash-friendly lengths.
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I used my Magnum Fox River to show a cantalope "who's boss" this morning :D

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and then took it on a hike where it came in handy splitting a little kindling for a mid-day feast on the Emberlit:

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Styling there, SH! I guess it is still cool enough to break out the stove. The Emberlit is a great little one. I love mine.
 
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Even the amazing Janette has respect for the quest knife-"i'm not immersing it!!"
 
This Camillus goes back to around 1970- probably my fifth edc. I saved up something like $30 for it, and was disappointed when it turned out not to be stainless. Looks like I carried it a while though.
Getting ready to move:
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im sure someone has already thought of this but after seeing all the opinel mods i decided to carve an easy open notch and then at work i needed a tube cutter and was going to just cut it with my knife but saw my new eo and it was like a built in tubing cutter. We had a guy puncture the brand new inflateable tube on a 30foot italian race boat because he used a razor knife to cut this tube and when it cuz he had so much pressure on it he stabbed the boat! So i might be making more of these for the gyys at xmas. The tube is for taking oil samples from engines before we change oil
 
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Another Radio Jack here! We had to open some real vanilla ice cream, and a new coffee maker! The 1095 blade sliced right through the packages. The Pemberton stands by as backup.

Sliced some cheddar cheese, and opened a bottle of coca cola.
 
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Green olives, Boar's Head horseradish cheddar and homemade maple-smoked Hungarian partridge for lunch. The Charlow was an essential component. ;)

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Smithhammer: we not only share very similar tastes in knives, but in food too! Some very tasty grub there, any drinks?:D


Regards, Will
 
willgoy said:
Smithhammer: we not only share very similar tastes in knives, but in food too! Some very tasty grub there, any drinks?:D
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Yup - homemade sun tea, with mint and honey. If it had been any later though, it would have been an ale from the brewery down the street...
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My Libert Belgian Army clasp knife helped me re-haft the wee hammer I use for peening penknives :thumbup:
 
Had a bunch of bags of mulch to open up yesterday, and then needed to tie up some frames for snap peas. The Bull Nose has become my new favorite yard knife. :thumbup:

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Where did you get the bail for that handsome Bull Nose? And do you have any issues with the blade clearance when closing?
 
k13ss4r said:
Where did you get the bail for that handsome Bull Nose? And do you have any issues with the blade clearance when closing?
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You can get them at collectorknives.net.

As far as clearance - yes, if the bail is flipped up and over the liners, the blade will hit it. I've never had it be an issue though.
 
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