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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.
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I to got both of these knives. The Stockman is worth every penny! I was really impressed by the quality of the T. Bose Tribal Lock! Yes, his craftsmanship and contributions to what we all love is beyond reproach. He will be missed.
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Just this one today . Recycled photo .
Harry
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Oil your knives my friends!!
I swapped my peanut out Monday morning before leaving on a trip. Looked at it this evening when I got home. Clearly I had not wiped it down. A little oil, elbow grease and a quick sharpening and she’s good as new.
I swapped my peanut out Monday morning before leaving on a trip. Looked at it this evening when I got home. Clearly I had not wiped it down. A little oil, elbow grease and a quick sharpening and she’s good as new.
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Thank you. It was a nice gift from
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. It’s too bad they don’t still make some of those old patterns.Thanks, Will. It is a perfect size with a great blade. I really don’t need another one, but where’s the fun in that?Love that! If I had a knife like that I would never need another one (yeah for a day or two) but it is remarkably beautiful and set for workFine context.
Thanks, Will
I love seeing your Boker Barlows, Todd. It looks like you had your work cut out for you today. I’m glad the turtles are okayJust got finished with storm cleanup. Several trees down on our cul-de-sac. Had one tree snap off and land in with the turtles. No reptilian injuries to report.View attachment 1847134
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RLB0414
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Just how the inside of a coffee cup should look, well patina'd. Nice fixed blade. Shape looks like it would be great for de-boning some venison.
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I started not washing my coffee cup when I made Chief kind of as a joke, but have stuck with it the last 6 years. Funny thing is people say it’s gross and I haven’t been sick a day since.
Thanks on the fixed blade. I’m sure it would be. It’s my go to food prep knife and it certainly excels.
RLB0414
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My wife tried once to wash my normal cup. Luckily, I caught her. She said it was gross but, like you, I have not been sick either. Going on 6 years.
Looks like it would excel at food prep
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) when I head out later … 
r8shell
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I agree about the virtues of coffee cup patina, but only if you drink your coffee black (as one should)
I hope everyone is having a good weekend. My Voos showed up and I'm looking forward to getting it into toting shape.
Some people shouldn't be allowed near a Dremel.
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That's a beautiful Charlie Lamb, Harry.
Very handy pairing, Bart.
Wonderful Pairing, Jer.
