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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.
What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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Primble
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All Hail!
The fob looks great.
Enjoy your pancakes, Jack.
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I had my favorite pair with me today. I added a fob to the Brook. I was planning to make a bead out of green and orange micarta but I didn’t have any, so I made one out of antler instead.
This is one of my favorite pairs that gets posted, Bart! Love the bead on the Boker.
John, beautiful slip, and lovely green on that knife.
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Thanks, John.The fob looks great.
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Thank you, It’s hard to not carry the eureka. The bead was a good use of the end of the antler that I can’t do much else with.
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Gorgeous skies this morning. 15 TC on duty at the office
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Thank you, Ross.
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They should make a version with a wood saw replacing the comb, and call it the Rural Jack. I’d save up my lawnmowing and paper route money for that.View attachment 1754387Urban Jack
Hope everyone has a good rest of there day and thanks for all the great pictures
Is this the first time gourmet and Wagon Wheel Cafe appeared in the same sentence?
Just kidding,Ed. I know what that really means is that your chew ‘n swallow is working well, and I’m glad to hear that!
Love the NW! Well, both, actuallyCarried this pair all weekend and continued it today.
Nice patina!Interesting friction folder, Jack. Is Tod Cutler the name of the company, or a person? If it’s the latter… how perfect!
WOW!!Couple a beauties right there!
Looks a lot better without the hipster barber etch.
Carrying this one today.
That must be frustrating, Rich. But there are simple ways around it.
Assuming your photo is on the device you’re using to be on the forum, that is.
I just use the camera on my phone.
Click the link on the bottom left of the page, click photo library, tap the photo, and the forum software does the rest. Then you can choose full size or tiny.
The only requirement is that your photo be under 1MB (or GB?). I downloaded a utilty app called Resize Image that lets me quickly resize any photo I want to post.
I know a lot of folks use the photo storage and sharing sites for reasons, but they’re not needed to post photos here.
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Great NYKC Whittler, Primble!
Coins and knives... back when they were easily available, we just took them for granted, thinking they’d always be around.
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If I’d tote these more often, those blade etches might be gone.
Primble
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You can say that again !
Primble
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The blade etches tend to make us that way, which is why I tend to shy away from blades with pristine etches. Blade stampings don't seem to do that. Nice examples !
Gotta run ...................... Mr. Jack has done it again to me by posting them pancakes this morning !