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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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VCM3, WOW! I mean...WOW!!! That is a real treasure!
yobbos1,I'm glad you're WOW -ed ,so was I...
So,I'm a house painter.by trade,that's what I do (amongst other things & another sory,fuggedaboudit ),lol...
In this box today,was something else I can EDC daily,at work...
Here is a link to the tool
http://www.thepaintstore.com/Hyde_Tools_Painter_s_Tool_p/02970.htm
Here is the traditional,custom version,by Rick Menefee,upgraded steel & freakin a fluted & pinched (slanted) bolster! Belt sheath by Larry Parsons
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Holy Frickin' COW!! I have NEVER seen a custom-made painter's tool.
THAT is a unique one-of-a-kind tool.
"Henson, I am surprised." (old Coors commercial)
Make that shocked silly and deeply impressed.
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Brand new, just got today, yeller peanut. My first peanut too! And I love it!
Welcome to the nut club. Peanuts are awesome. And you will see you numbers grow I am sure. I have been buying SAK's lately, but I keep looking at peanuts. Seems to be the only slipjoint I am itching to purchase right now. I definately need a yellow handle one. And a G10, and a Harvest brown, and a ...................... You get the picture.
Today was my Amber Bone peanut again. But since tomorrow is Sunday I will switch to another one. I have not carried it in a while. White bone w/ cross.
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Bittersweet. This one arrived the very day Case announced it's latest layoff. Fit and finish is excellent. CV is razor sharp, and the yella is well...yella. This is going to be my EDC for a long while I think.
You are going to fall in love with that knife. I've been using mine in the garden a lot over the last month. I have the sheepsfoot blade razor sharp. It cuts okra off the stalk with precision and no pressure.
If I had neat tools like that, I might actually paint my house
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Today I'm totin' a recent gift from my brother Blues. These are not that easy to come by, and I am most grateful for the generosity.
Case wharncliffe copperlock in CV. It's another mellow yellow fellow.
WOW! That is a unique knife for sure. Congrats. I am sure it will serve you well.
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Today I'm totin' a recent gift from my brother Blues. These are not that easy to come by, and I am most grateful for the generosity.
Case wharncliffe copperlock in CV. It's another mellow yellow fellow.
You're more than welcome, Ford.
:thumbup:They always look a lot nicer after you get 'em than when they were living with me.
hunterfisher808
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My new pocket buddy. The Case Classic 43 1/2 pattern. Fits and fills your hand with a stout master blade. I'll give it a whirl for a few months. Notice the placement of the pull on the master blade. With it being on the end, it give more leverage opening the blade. Makes it easier to open.
Greg
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Started vacation today so it's my favorite stockman, my faithful #9.
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Carrying a new Case medium stockman with the taffy yellow handle and CV blades that I picked up last week. Pretty happy with it and hope all these little purchases everyone is doing does add up and help out Case.
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carrying my new Case trapper in CV