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Great lineup Gary, that Gunboat is amazing, it’s got everything going on!

Thanks for the comments, Todd & Jack; I'm glad you can recognize the subdued serenity of my pearl gunboat canoe!

View attachment 1645978Good morning!
Today it’s the SwayBack Gent. Sometimes I just want a knife that’ll ride well in my watch pocket. I tried the Peanut, I really did, but it wasn’t for me.
I like that these are so light and (my examples anyway) are really well made. I’ve never felt under-knifed while carrying one. BUT, I wouldn’t try to skin Grizz with one!
GP
Your Swayback Gent is a beauty!



I have the 2-blade version, also in chestnut jigged bone, and I love it.
Is your O'Keefe's Working Hands container quite old? I have a couple of those around the house, and the labels on mine are quite different in design.
I’m going with Jack, and a thrifty little canoe.
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Splendid Texas Jack, and the little tortoise canoe is a big winner!


A pair of pocket knives to be proud of, José!



Admirable stag and horn!
Case 6347 Amber Bone for Thursday...
Those '47s are probably my favorite Case (non-sowbelly) stockman!


Been awhile since I've posted here. I sure missed this place. The rest of the internet sucks.
Welcome back!


Looking forward to seeing some of the knives you used to post here!
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My carry for today. I still feel like an idiot for not wanting one when the production schedule came out. Good thing I didn’t make the mistake of passing on it.
Three examples of fine craftsmanship in that photo!


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I’m using @JohnDF’s lovely slip so I don’t crack that old bone banging around.
I’m a man of action, ya know.
Also have this Wenger Backpacker, which for me is an ideal 2 layer SAK...
View attachment 1646020Have an action filled day!
Really like that photo, Jeff!



I think I used to be a man of action, but it feels like I've now become a geezer of leezhure.
PAL Jack and a Remington Cattle knife
I love the look of bone in the sunshine, Steve!


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.
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Captivating couple of knives, Greg!


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Again, 4 great knives in 4 great photos GT!! I do like your RR Stockman!


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Today's carry...
I appreciate your kind words, Dennis.

That GAK is a good-looking scout knife!


HAPPY FRIDAY! this trio to get me through to the weekend! Have a good day everyone!
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Thrilling stag threesome!


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
Thanks for the confirmation and additional info. I thought they looked like rotation matrices, but I had no idea what you were doing.


- GT