What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[tmd_87]

 

[mitch13]

Couldn't decide this morning, so went with a classic

 

[Peregrin]

Boker Triple Play for Thursday.

 

[bigfish64]

Honestly? Nothing, but what would be the fun in that?


It certainly has. I love it!

Thanks Jack
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Just some of my favorite knives today

Good point!
That’s a hat trick for sure!

It turned out great.

Thanks John.

I see that firey bone melted all the snow and brought Spring your way.

It sure did, good to see green again.

Boker Triple Play for Thursday.

Fantastic Bokers Gary.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Thanks for the info! I'm trying to get a "real" TL-29 but they are harder to find in good/great condition! Didn't even knew they made some in bone, gonna try one in coco too!
Have a nice day!

No, you have a real one! I’ve never seen one from that generation that was marked TL-29, even though a ton went to the govt. But during that time, the civilian ones had a TL-27 tang stamp, and brown delrin. And those have slightly thinner blades.

I get confused~ there are so many variations!

 

[Markesharp]

Do you know if “white diamond” compound would work using a buffing wheel?

As long as you use 2000 grit or higher you shouldn't have a problem. 1800 rpm on wheel speed.
Don't remember who told me that

 

[Tyson A Wright]

As long as you use 2000 grit or higher you shouldn't have a problem. 1800 rpm on wheel speed.
Don't remember who told me that

JOELSM I must have skipped past the discussion about buffing here. Before you you put your knife to a buffer, maybe go read some of the threads on the Shop Talk subforum about buffer safety. The way I've seen it summarized several times is something like "every tool in a knife shop can hurt you, but the buffer can kill you". Not an exaggeration - several knifemakers have died when the buffer pulled the blade out of their hands, spun it all the way around, and fired into their bodies. Please be careful!

 

[Sacto]

Ya'll are preaching to the choir here! Glad I'm not the only one inordinately fond of this (let's face it) slightly odd-looking pattern.

It is kind of an odd pattern, but I really enjoy it. I like the size and the swayback shape. The spear and coping/wharncliffe is a great blade combo also.

 

[Sacto]

I’m really enjoying this old Case.

 

[paulhilborn]

I’m really enjoying this old Case.

Hard to beat that old Case Bart, does most everything you need and looks good doin it

 

[BrotherJim]

~60yr old ULSTER OLD TIMER 58OT
No uses planned, just something in the jeans pocket tonight besides the usual lint
Good thing because it isn't very sharp ... but easily could be of course
Lint ... wish they made a lint roller for bad decisions. Wouldn't even care if it was battery operated
Would need to be rechargeable though

 

[Scholefield123]

Sunfish for a sunny day

 

[Pt-Luso]

I carry today this Puma 4 Star mini in stag.

 

[Travman]

 

[JohnDF]

I love the look of the rough saw Osage.

It's a real sweetie of a knife.
It has a blade big enough to do anything, but it's nice and slim in the pocket.

 

[screened porch]

 

[jnaught]

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Two Jacks. Hope you have a thrilling Thursday!

 

[Un-Chained]

A rare one there Mr. Gus ! Thanks for the look !

Thank you most kindly Rob… it’s a real treat


Thunder shower Thursday it is….

An easy-peasy one to All

 

[JohnDF]

Good Morning Porch Friends and Happy Thursday