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.
Case Jack and Farmers Jack.
Is everyone posting pics with the IMG and /IMG at beginning and end? I saw the forum was down for a bit and was hoping it'd be fixed by now
First, goats are fun critters. You’re going to enjoy them.We pick up these two does on Sunday! Put some posts in the ground letting the concrete cure. Then I will be fencing them up a nice little pen.
Carried the new Sudbuster today on my birthday. Should be trying it out tomorrow for a lil birthday celebrations.
That wouldn't surprise me.
Well Ed, thank you!!! I guess I had always posted differently before using the img and /img flanking the image. and people say you can't teach an old dog new tricks
but did they really name it “Sudbuster”
It's etched right on the blade.
I opted for the black one, it should be here next week.
Love the does and happy birthday !We pick up these two does on Sunday! Put some posts in the ground letting the concrete cure. Then I will be fencing them up a nice little pen.
Carried the new Sudbuster today on my birthday. Should be trying it out tomorrow for a lil birthday celebrations.
Thanks, Gary. It’s a good one!
It works out well. Neither one of us could do it ourself and it allows us time away.
Thanks, Todd!Nice shot Bart.
Thanks for the info Gary. I love them both.Thanks Bart. I like the TK-1. I do have one of Tom's TK-11, B&T. Very similar but about an inch longer.
In general I prefer some belly on a small fixed blade. Just seems to be the right choice for me. I like a small straight edge as a secondary on a folder though. Like the little Wharncliff we have on our Eureka Jacks.
Just so happens these were set aside for today.
Great looking pair, Todd.Going with a couple Boker Barlows today.
It isn’t a Barlow, but it’s a VERY fine knife.
Cool blade shape on that new one.
Happy birthday, Taylor. Those goats are very cute. They are going to be a ton of fun…until they figure out how to escape.We pick up these two does on Sunday! Put some posts in the ground letting the concrete cure. Then I will be fencing them up a nice little pen.
Carried the new Sudbuster today on my birthday. Should be trying it out tomorrow for a lil birthday celebrations.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY ELEANOR!!! please wish her a very Happy Birthday from Nanc and me BarrettToday was my daughter Eleanor’s 6th birthday, so, of course, I was carrying her Nifebrite #71 Bull Nose again, which is sporting some flashy new paracord (per Eleanor’s request).
We went out to her favorite place for breakfast, then spent most of the day at the Minnesota Zoo. Eleanor and Scout had fun, but it was a warm day, and the zoo is spread out and requires a good deal of walking, so by the time we were done, we were all pretty worn out. Eleanor rode a camel for the first time, which she enjoyed.
When we got to the farm section of the zoo (which is as far from the zoo entrance as you can get), the girls were more interested in standing in front of this giant fan than petting any goats or looking at the baby pigs.
After the zoo, we headed home to relax. Eleanor got to choose what we made for dinner, trenette al pesto. We’re having her first real birthday party tomorrow, which of course will involve cake, so tonight we decided on a selection of cupcakes from a local bakery.
We also took Eleanor’s annual “knife photo” while we were at the zoo, and as part of that tradition, I’ll now subject you to all the previous years’ photos before posting the new one.
Still had that “New Baby” smell:
1st birthday:
2nd birthday. I can’t even remember the attempts I made at getting a decent picture that year, but as you can tell by what I apparently decided was the best photo I was going to get, Eleanor wasn’t very cooperative at 2 years old.
3rd birthday:
4th birthday:
5th birthday:
And finally, Eleanor’s knife photo for her 6th birthday.
fond memories as we took our boys to the same Zoo so so long ago, times sure passes quickly
Great post,great knife but my attention was drawn to that massive fan I want one very muchToday was my daughter Eleanor’s 6th birthday, so, of course, I was carrying her Nifebrite #71 Bull Nose again, which is sporting some flashy new paracord (per Eleanor’s request).
We went out to her favorite place for breakfast, then spent most of the day at the Minnesota Zoo. Eleanor and Scout had fun, but it was a warm day, and the zoo is spread out and requires a good deal of walking, so by the time we were done, we were all pretty worn out. Eleanor rode a camel for the first time, which she enjoyed.
When we got to the farm section of the zoo (which is as far from the zoo entrance as you can get), the girls were more interested in standing in front of this giant fan than petting any goats or looking at the baby pigs.
After the zoo, we headed home to relax. Eleanor got to choose what we made for dinner, trenette al pesto. We’re having her first real birthday party tomorrow, which of course will involve cake, so tonight we decided on a selection of cupcakes from a local bakery.
We also took Eleanor’s annual “knife photo” while we were at the zoo, and as part of that tradition, I’ll now subject you to all the previous years’ photos before posting the new one.
Still had that “New Baby” smell:
1st birthday:
2nd birthday. I can’t even remember the attempts I made at getting a decent picture that year, but as you can tell by what I apparently decided was the best photo I was going to get, Eleanor wasn’t very cooperative at 2 years old.
3rd birthday:
4th birthday:
5th birthday:
And finally, Eleanor’s knife photo for her 6th birthday.
