What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Jsega51 said:
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I wish I'd stepped on that sort of spike yesterday. It wouldn't have penetrated my shoe.
Just Tom. said:
Yes! They are my notes for implementing the rotations to transform east, north, up coordinates on a local tangent plane to x,y,z coordinates in an earth-centered, earth-fixed system, and the inverse. I could go on and on about how and why I use it, but I will spare everybody that.
https://gssc.esa.int/navipedia/index.php/Transformations_between_ECEF_and_ENU_coordinates
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Thought so.
 
sunknife said:
I've had this orange bone Rough Rider stockman for 5 or so years, carried and used from time to time. Had it in the pocket for the past 3 days and I should carry it more often, it really is a nice knife. The only flaw I can detect is a very minor and only slightly visible area of blade rub on one blade only. Carried today with a Heritage jack in rosewood.
I've been away from this thread a few days so playing catch up, good to see so many post and fine knives showing up here daily. 👍View attachment 1646426
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That RR looks like it has aged nicely :) Nicely paired with the Heritage Jack :thumbsup:
mitch4ging said:
A real nice combo to have with you, Jack!😎👍

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Today's carry...
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Thanks pal, that is a GREAT combination :cool: I carried a Mauser Officer's Knife (basically a GAK with an extra blade) for around 10 years :thumbsup:
5K Qs said:
Great to see the Guardians ebony lambsfoot, Jack, and that Polish knife is very interesting! :cool::thumbsup::cool:
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5K Qs said:
Notable pair of knives on their own merit, Jack, but adding the sentimental connections takes them to an irreplaceable level! :cool::thumbsup::thumbsup:
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Many thanks for the kind words Gary, you just reminded to go and put another coat of tung oil on the Gerlach. I don't do a lot with any of my knives, apart from sharpen them, and oil them very occasionally, but I thought the covers on that knife were a little dried out. Been soaking up the tung oil! :D
seas165 said:
HAPPY FRIDAY! this trio to get me through to the weekend! Have a good day everyone! View attachment 1646572
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Wow, nice stag! :cool: :thumbsup:
scrteened porch said:
I wish I'd stepped on that sort of spike yesterday. It wouldn't have penetrated my shoe.
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I hope you're OK today Jer :thumbsup:

I'm a bit late posting today, as I went out for coffee with my mate. I like my knives like I like my coffee! :D ;) :thumbsup:

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5K Qs said:
Had to be a good day with that pair, Todd! :thumbsup::cool::cool:
I'd have a hard time kicking a lambsfoot and a chestnut jigged mini trapper out of my pocket.


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Thanks Gary, didn’t cut much other than my apple, but the action on both these knives is very satisfying and a good was to release a little stress during my prep period. 😄👍
seas165 said:
HAPPY FRIDAY! this trio to get me through to the weekend! Have a good day everyone! View attachment 1646572
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😳😳😳❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍
Translation: Me likey!
Fantastic seas165 😊👍
 
KA-BAR Whaler, and a Schrade USA 77OT Improved Muskrat ~ a thoughtful gift from Old Hunter Old Hunter ~ for me today.ABECE8EC-02A5-45F3-8B88-DC4A0B6C7765.jpeg88B5AF42-E789-4545-8EA4-96E0CA347471.jpegPoor man’s version of the newest GEC release. The sweaty drama of placing my order for the Blade Forums knife was enough for me.:eek::D

Here’s a shot of the KA-BAR with the 2019 86 framed Forum knife:98D2ACE3-9968-4982-A16F-3343ED5CD327.jpegthe KA-BAR is just a bit longer, and is swaybacked, but it’s close enough. It’s a wonderful combination of size, blade configuration, and solidity that i can see why so many of you are liking that new Angus!
 
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