The "Whatever" Thread

The snow ust be thawing happening outside, the Mazon river rose 5 feet today! Bullhead will be runnin' soon Joel!
 
It's felt like spring here the past two days with highs in the low 70's. The forecast today is near 70 and tonight a low of 20 with a chance of snow.
 
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The power keeps flickering on and off, and you can hear tree branches cracking outside.
 
50 degrees yesterday, today we're going to get a storm, probably the one you just had John.

Doesn't look like much where we are, but 6-18" up north. Great for the ski areas!
 
well...according to BF, i haven't logged in for a month. uhhhh....hi guys!
 
Hey Hugh! Hey, i was thinking of you earlier. i have one of john's knives that i *still* need to put a handle on. i was considering that burlap micarta (though, i will prob use wood). but, i was curious how the burlap is holding up on that BK17. you still have it?
 
The micarta is holding up great. I gifted it to our pilots son about six months ago or so and he loves it. It's a great knife and the handle looks the same as when I got it from you.
 
cool! and that's good to know. it was something i often wondered about....how the homemade stuff would hold up over the long haul. thanks man. hope all is well with you.
 
Hey guys, good to see you around!


I picked this up at an antique store recently. The price was right for me at $15. I don't have a lot of need for something like this, but it looked too cool to pass up. It's not a JK hawk, but it should hold its' own.






From what I have read, Underhill Edge Tool was a maker in the late 1800's - early 1900's. They were located in Mass. and NH.

I'll have to find something to chop, LOL!
 
suffering succotash! I was sanding the scales on the next jk pocket knife and a fairly large chunk of wood came off from around the back lanyard tube f%$^*# a!!!!!
 
I frickin hate that. A couple weekends ago I was down in the shop, and everything I touched I destroyed. Some days are like that I guess...
 
true, honestly my first thought was that I'd bee lucky not to see that in mostly untreated (but sundried) woods more often, didn't make me feel any better though :p
 
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