Traditional Knives on Desks

[pmek5]

Been exactly one year in our new office after being in a trailer for 20 + years. Still trying to get used to being in such a nice place.

 

[Modoc ED]

I keep looking but I still don't see 'em... perhaps they are hiding behind those moderns?

See the box in the file basket? You can see some in it.

Anyway, here's one on my groady keyboard.

 

[Prester John]

 

[Lansky1]

I keep two knives on my desk at work, very unconventional and nothing special to anyone other then me. I’m the type of person that just can’t throw a broken knife away, it’s just not in my heart. The two knives I have had for many many years now. The top one is a Barlow from Imperial Prov RI, when I was younger I snapped the main blade off and I was devastated. This knife using the Pen blade now opens my mail. The other knife is the 1st knife that I bought myself, it is a Case Hornet that I carried everywhere and used it foe everything. I broke the tip off cleaning a deer, tried to get Case to repair it but it was long out of stock and the extra blades had all been used up. This knife I keep sharp and is a mean box cutter.
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Hey Chuck - you could fashion that tipped Case lockblade into a wharncliffe really easy. If you have access to a grinder , belt sander ... I've even done it with a file - doesn't take long, just some elbow grease. Would make for a cool looking little box cutter (just about like a GEC carver blade) ...

 

[Mitt]

My 23 has taken a place front and center for now. It has been used more as a worry stone than a knife. Dealing with Civil Engineers can be a PIA.

 

[JohnDF]

See the box in the file basket? You can see some in it.

Lol... Just messin' with ya, ED.

Love that etch.

Nice to see the Mini Figures. Gotta have a happy/fun environment.

Most excellent trout art.

 

[chuck4570]

Hey Chuck - you could fashion that tipped Case lockblade into a wharncliffe really easy. If you have access to a grinder , belt sander ... I've even done it with a file - doesn't take long, just some elbow grease. Would make for a cool looking little box cutter (just about like a GEC carver blade) ...

i think i will try that, i would probably start to carry again, thanks

 

[TheChunk91]

Show us your traditional knives on your work desk or your desk from home.

I like a teacher with a good sense of humor.

 

[JohnDF]

I like a teacher with a good sense of humor.

If you can't laugh at life and have a little fun, it gets pretty bleak.

 

[hornetguy]

This is my workbench desk at work.... does that count? Today's carry.... again.... "cargo pants"..

 

[JohnDF]

This is my workbench desk at work.... does that count?

Absolutely.

 

[Peregrin]

Here's an evening desk pic. I generally don't imbibe until evening.

 

[Mitt]

Most excellent trout art.

Dave does some amazing artwork. For Father’s Day my wife gave me a print of a Guadalupe Bass he did. I got it hanging in the office over my fly tying station.

 

[mrknife]

got my wax work set up open on my desk atm

 

[Trvr]

 

[chris97]

Here's my workspace, some of it anyway...

 

[hornetguy]

Here's an evening desk pic. I generally don't imbibe until evening.

I suppose "generally" is the operative word here....

 

[peanutsxx]

 

[JohnDF]

For Father’s Day my wife gave me a print of a Guadalupe Bass he did. I got it hanging in the office over my fly tying station.

Very cool.

Thomas!

 

[JohnDF]

From today at my desk...
Brought the Mudbug in to show a coworker.
Shhhhh.... Not supposed to have big locking knives at work.
I kept the Mudbug in the box, "Mr. Simple" was out for apple cutting duties.