What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[skyhorse]

HAPPY SAINT PATRICKS DAY !

 

[JohnDF]

Nice choice John

Thank you, Todd.

 

[Will Power]

Thanks Jim and Tim, my favorite run of Eureka's was in 2013.

You're absolutely correct

 

[bigfish64]

Had these with me again today. Don’t cut much on most days but they sure are fun to play with.

 

[Kiro]

Today I was getting to know my new friend.

 

[btb01]

We were in Burlington yesterday and we have a Poor Photo of the status of The Car On The Ice . Was still up on the Ice , but is listing a little . Today was another warm day , so it may be listing some more .

Then today was some working outside and then another early Supper at Local Folks restaurant for some great Corned Beef and Cabbage and was carrying this Northfield 83 .


Harry

Thanks for the Car on the Ice update, Harry! It does look like it won’t be long before it takes the plunge.

We’ve had a couple 50-degree days here, and the ice on Minnetonka was looking a bit wet on top when I drove by earlier today. Here’s a pic I took a couple nights ago, using the “night mode” on my phone’s camera. This was the last night before our little “heat wave,” and folks were getting in some ice fishing while they still could (or at least, while they still could from the convenience of their vehicles).

I went with a thrifty carry for St. Patrick’s Day.

 

[Jon0385]

That’s a pretty Copperhead Jon.

Thanks Todd. This pretty cool dude gave me one recently that’ll be perfect for tomorrow

Had these with me again today. Don’t cut much on most days but they sure are fun to play with. View attachment 1769104View attachment 1769105

Excellent photos. They really show off those covers

 

[tmd_87]

 

[sunknife]

Fantastic picture, Greg... Magazine worthy.

Thank ya, John. Now just imagine that pic looking better had I wiped the plaster dust off the copper platters. Everything in the house has a coating of dust as we plow through on the kitchen rehab,

 

[sunknife]

Schrade Cutco Jack and a Camillus 70


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A couple of nice ones there, Steve. I always enjoy seeing your fine collection of old jigged bone knives, especially the equal end cigar patterns.

 

[afishhunter]

Catching some shade under a noisy causeway bridge while my boy tries to catch some fish. Unsuccessful so far, but it’s a beautiful day by the water.

Just remember to remind him: A "bad" day fishing (or hunting) is still much better than a "good" day at work or school.

 

[JohnDF]

Not to mention that they are fun to look at.

Everything in the house has a coating of dust as we plow through on the kitchen rehab,

You and Todd bigfish64 should compare drywall horror stories.

 

[Marlingspike12]

 

[Old Engineer]

Thanks for the Car on the Ice update, Harry! It does look like it won’t be long before it takes the plunge.

We’ve had a couple 50-degree days here, and the ice on Minnetonka was looking a bit wet on top when I drove by earlier today. Here’s a pic I took a couple nights ago, using the “night mode” on my phone’s camera. This was the last night before our little “heat wave,” and folks were getting in some ice fishing while they still could (or at least, while they still could from the convenience of their vehicles).

I went with a thrifty carry for St. Patrick’s Day.

That Night Mode on your phone camera really makes an interesting photo . I just looked for the Mode on my phone and I guess that it does not have it .
Great Photo my friend .

Harry

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

They've got Corned Beef & Cabbage at the Wagon Wheel Cafe today so off we go pretty soon with a stop at the Holiday Market afterwards. I'll be totin my new CV Amber Bone Sod Buster Jr.. It's already got a patina started on it.

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Did you fix the chip and glue in the shield, or is that a new, new one?

Won’t get pinched today .
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Should we inform your headline writer what “decimate” means, or just let them be?

Ain’t been around much. Trying to avoid the temptation to buy more knives right now, and , I love you folks, but let’s be honest. Y’all ain’t good influence when trying to save money for a couple other projects lol!

Today.
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Well, I know for danged sure I had nothing to do with it, Joey.

 

[Travis W-P]

Happy St. Patrick's day to all and especially those who enjoy the holiday! Day one of the Redwood Region Logging Conference, too busy to get a pic at the actual conference but this was the opening day carry. It's so great to see so many people involved or wanting to get involved in the timber industry!

 

[fishin1635]

Happy St. Patrick’s Day “the porch” cheers!

 

[SteveC]

A couple of nice ones there, Steve. I always enjoy seeing your fine collection of old jigged bone knives, especially the equal end cigar patterns.

Thanks Greg !

 

[bigfish64]

Thanks Todd. This pretty cool dude gave me one recently that’ll be perfect for tomorrow

Can’t wait to see it.

Excellent photos. They really show off those covers

Thanks buddy, those two knives can’t take a bad picture.

Not to mention that they are fun to look at.

Thanks John.

You and Todd bigfish64 should compare drywall horror stories.

Before you use the shop vac…CHECK THE FILTER!

 

[btb01]

That Night Mode on your phone camera really makes an interesting photo . I just looked for the Mode on my phone and I guess that it does not have it .
Great Photo my friend .

Harry

Thanks, Harry. I don’t know that it’s actually called “night mode” anywhere on the phone itself, though I have seen that term used in advertising. By default, it activates automatically in low light situations, and is similar to taking a long exposure shot with a “real” camera. You can adjust the settings on it, for example, the automatic setting is a 3 second exposure, but for that photo I dialed it up to the max, which was 10 seconds. The results, of course, aren’t as good as what you could achieve with a DSLR (I think to some extent the results are digitally altered as opposed to being a true long exposure), and I didn’t have any sort of tripod when I took that photo, but it can still produce some interesting images and is fun to play around with.