Âchillepattada
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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Glorious...the knife tooView attachment 1683534View attachment 1683535View attachment 1683538View attachment 1683536
That first photo contains almost all of my favorite things. There are a few exceptions of course; my wife, kids, and dogs come to mind! Anyway, I have the morning off and plan to enjoy it. Have a great day everyone.
Sweet covers on that one. Ya just keep piling on don’t ya Gus!
It sure does.It seems to circle back around, doesn't it?
Or maybe that's just the toilet flushing...![]()
Love that picture John.
Very cool knives and garden Jeff, must be very rewarding.Whichever we would wield, wood, whittler, or Wenger. I’m covered.View attachment 1683448My plan for fresh garden salad on Thanksgiving is on track. I have a 20ft row of this. Luckily my wife likes arugula and kale, because they are by far the most abundant. But there are a lot of these small heads of romaine and red lettuce, plus plenty of beet greens. It doesn’t look like I am going to have any snow peas to chop up in that salad, though. The vines are still alive, but not setting peas. The blossoms they had a few weeks ago are still there. View attachment 1683449
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I almost pulled out my mini trapper yesterday during a workshop to cut a donut, looked around first, and then thought again!In a training class all day today. Doubt it’ll see much action, but I’m prepared to cut open any package or slice a doughnut in half!!!
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I like how you roll Greg.
Whenever a new buzzword would start showing up in memos and such, we knew somebody in management had been to a conference or seminarSame ideas, just new names.![]()
Thank you. It has the “look” of a very practical user. Well made but not too “fancy.”Hi,
"Jacknife" by Jérôme Bellon. Forced lock mechanism, patinated carbon steel blade, mosaic damascus bolster, patinated carbon steel spring, polished deer bone handle. Length 19cm blade 8,7cm
Thanks for the info and a new word: patinated.Hi,
"Jacknife" by Jérôme Bellon. Forced lock mechanism, patinated carbon steel blade, mosaic damascus bolster, patinated carbon steel spring, polished deer bone handle. Length 19cm blade 8,7cm