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.
Bummer.
Thank you, my friend.
Love the Osage Barlows... and the snake bead is very very cool.
Have fun at the Market, Jack.
Thank you very much, Jack!!!That's a fantastic pic JJ, I love the way the BSA shield pops!Fabulous pair of knives my friend
That is certainly a very awesome pairing, Jack; the blade geometry on your T.A. Davison looks super sleek and cool, a Sheep with some Wharnie influence!Got a Lamb and a Sheep todayHave a good day everyone
It has become one of my favorites to carry. As for the snake bead, thanks Todd (again). He snuck it in with the 44 I got a few days ago. I even learned how to tie a diamond knot on the lanyard it is on.Love the Osage Barlows... and the snake bead is very very cool.
Cool knife. Love it!Over knifed with this Winkler Belt Knife, but on point for wooden Wednesday.
I make up for my lack of luthiery skills by working extremely slowly (didn’t touch the current build at all during gardening season), but the main skill I have is learning to fix or work around my mistakes.Simple but effective. I originally passed on that one when they were released and had to resort to the secondary market for one. I'm glad I did, it has become one of my favorites.
I can only wish I had the skills you did, Jeff. I play, but the guitars I play only have 4 strings
Carrying what has become my standard Wednesday fare.
Great plan. I’ll bet they find all kinds of usable stuff to salvage.
Very nice photo Jim, those are beautiful covers.
Gorgeous Jeremy, boy those Osage 15s came out nice.Carrying what has become my standard Wednesday fare.
Great pair there Jon.
Thank you for the kind words Jeff! These two are my most used and most carried knives.
That skill is what made me a better than average engineer
The end result and your satisfaction with it are all that matter imho.
Thanks Todd. Every time I carry it I am reminded of the thoughtfulness and generosity of the Porch members.Gorgeous Jeremy, boy those Osage 15s came out nice.
r8shell
magic became magnificent!
Outstanding RRs Gary, andI carry a couple of canoes every week. This week both are Rough Riders. One is a smooth tobacco bone model, the other is a smooth white bone model that was originally mundane, but with some
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I also carry a couple of stockman knives each week, one a sowbelly and one a "regular" stockman. This week my sowbelly is a Rough Rider stag model, and my regular stockman is a 34OT (thanks, Dave):
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r8shell
elevated that regular RR canoe to something truly special.
Wow! With that collection, maybe Nancy should be posting in this thread.Finally getting around to putting SWMBO's small collection into the Database so as to keep all of the GEC knives close together in it .
Carrying these 2 today
Harry
Great group, Gary.I carry a couple of canoes every week. This week both are Rough Riders. One is a smooth tobacco bone model, the other is a smooth white bone model that was originally mundane, but with some
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I also carry a couple of stockman knives each week, one a sowbelly and one a "regular" stockman. This week my sowbelly is a Rough Rider stag model, and my regular stockman is a 34OT (thanks, Dave):
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r8shell
did a bang up job on that white bone canoe!
