TL-29 mod giveaway + winners announced!

Please count me in. Always love seeing your work here on the forum and would love to see it in person.

No pets to show, but I do have something better. The kids and me on a recent trip to Linville Caverns. My daughter is always making crazy faces, which makes me smile. My son is always wondering why she's making the funny faces.



Thanks again for the chance and good luck to everyone! Have a great weekend!
 
Yes please for me, and thanks for your generosity of the offering.

The story:
To me, there is nothing more 'personal' than a mans pocket knife and his watch. I have been privileged enough to have inherited the pocket knives of both my grandfathers and my farther, all of whom were farmers and for which their pocket knives were an integral tool of their trade. As a young boy, being handed my dad's pocket knife to cut the strings on a bail of hay, or to peel my apple was part of the journey in responsibility, a rights of passage so to speak. It always came with the "be careful, its sharp, and woooo be tied if you loose it ....." speech.
Although I work in an office these days, I still carry a slip joint every day. Some times it's my granddads, sometimes its my dad"s [all of whom have passed on], and sometimes its one of my own. Every time I use one of their knives, it brings with it incredibly fond memories of three great men that were so very important to me in my life.
I hope that I am doing something right with my three kids, and that in time, they too will cherish these priceless items, the stories they trigger, and the memories I am currently building with them. At the moment we are still at the "be careful, its sharp, and wooo be tied it you loose it" stage.
 
Thanks for the chance, I'm in! I recently just checked off one of my bucket list adventures, a Rim to Rim hike of the Grand Canyon. Three days and two nights in the canyon, absolute amazing!

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Please add me.
Here's a pic of my youngest while we were touring one of the last running WWII LST ships.
His great-grandfather rode one of these on June 6, 1944.

He is turning out to be as big of a knife and gun nut as me. It's not always easy to find common interests with a teenager, so I consider myself pretty lucky!

 
I'm in, don't want to miss out on this.

I've been meaning to get a TL-29 to modify myself, but I've not found one yet.

Instead I took my #85 and modified it. The pen blade was never used so it had to go.

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Please I'm in.
Here is the newest member of our family. His name is Rango. Future duck dog extraordinaire.


 
Thanks for the generous giveaway, I've only recently been getting interested in traditionals and appreciate the opportunity to start off right!
 
as much as I love the look of that ramshorn TL Glenn -I think it would be greedy of me to enter. ;)
So not an entry for but thank you for your work,skill and patience.
My familiar-Horriss
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My Northwoods canoe
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A few more days and I will be shutting this down, get in on it while you still can!
 
Thank you for the opportunity, I guess I try my luck.

That is a beautiful knife, I like seeing the sheepsfoot blade on there over the screwdriver as I think it be more practical that way and it's far more unique.
 
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