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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.
What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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Ellis Wyatt
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sunknife
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Thanks, Tim.
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What are you cooking?
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Ellis Wyatt
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Cooking a few different cuts of beef with some mushrooms, garlic, onion and bell pepper. Sear on the stone, dip in some salt or soy sauce, and enjoy. Cooking at the table makes for a fun evening. Good way to unwind after a long week.
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Thanks, John. One of the few knives I have that are older than I am.A Classic Jack... Nice one, GT.
On vacation, so I don't listen to Sports Center each morning while fixing breakfast. Didn't realize Carpenter broke his foot; that's a shame (even though I've been a Yankee-hater from birth).
I have little class either, but I have lots of canoes. I'm trying to follow the advice, "Fake it until you make it."
Thanks, Jer; I procrastinated on getting an Aitor Castor, so the Pallares is my substitute.
Yeah. "If "ifs" and "buts" were candies and nuts ..."
I know what you mean!That's the thing with using technology... After a couple of months away from work, I stare at the screen for ten minutes wondering what buttons I used to push to make the darn thing work.
The near-full moon is awesome the past couple of nights, rising out of Lake Huron. Unfortunately, I'm not patient enough to keep watching a "no moon" sky until the moon just peeks over the horizon (and I'm getting unreliable moonrise times online), but I usually see it before it's more than a lunar diameter over the horizon - still BIG and ORANGE! (Pretty impressive moonset too in the early morning when I wish I were sleeping but I'm not.)I can hardly keep track of my own knives, much less everyone else's.I wouldn't mind adding a Tina to the collection some day.
Whenever I go and try to see meteors, it's overcast or the wrong time, or something. Last weekend, we were just looking at stars and happened to notice more "shooting stars" than usual. I looked it up and it peaks this weekend, but the full moon will interfere.
Congrats on tracking down that splendid Alox SAK!
Practical Pal, Greg!
Radiant Rosewood, Jack! I hope you're able to get out and about soon....
Hope everyone has a good dayI'm stuck in the house again, with my Rosewood Big 'Un for company
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Magnificent moon&stars, Tom!No surprises from me today. Same make and model as the last one I posted here, however long ago that was, although this may not be the same exact knife, I’m not sure. I have a couple I use, and a few more I keep in reserve.
Couple of classy cutters, John!
Barrett, that tortoise shell is a great color for a Beer Scout - coordinates well with golden, amber, and dark brews!...
Yesterday I spent the afternoon with my best friend since high school. We had Tex-Mex for lunch. I couldn’t decide between nachos and tamales, so I got both. (Yes, it was too much food.)
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Captivating cast metal knife!Arnex Solingen Hunter, made in Germany
Arnex Solingen Hunter, made in Germany by Lamar Smith, on Flickr
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That Squirrel is nuts!!HOLY MOLY YIKES AND GADZOOKS
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I'd carry that one until the cows came home!
I've had my eye on those for a while, but they keep selling out before I order one; I'd like to maybe get a copper or brass version.Enjoying this Boker Plus Atlas, clear influence from the Mercator/Douk Douk. Only about 0.25" thick, 12C27 blade with reasonable geometry, hard to beat for the price.
If I had a Hammer, I'd hammer in the morning.I grabbed a thrifty 30s Imperial Hammer and an always handy 'Lil Scout.
I'd hammer in the evening, all over this land.
I'd hammer out danger, I'd hammer out a warning,
I'd hammer out love between my brothers and my sisters, all over this land.
Why did you refrain from carrying such a superb knife??I never carried this in the years I've had it. Now three days in a row.
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mitch13
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Brother you inspired me to get my O & W out, only worn a few times in the past couple of years. Paired with another swiss gem the SoloOllech & Wajs Cougar
OTTER-Messer 161 Carbon Sapeli
sbh06
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That is a great looking group you have there Coleman.
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Went with a Boker Cattleknife today
JJ Cahill
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LOL!!! Thanks Gary!
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Thank you, Jeremy.
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Thanks, GT! I agree.
That tortoise shell was one of my first GECs, and it’s still one of my favorites. Elegant alliteration as always, Gary!
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Buckeye Sharp
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Today’s pocket weight
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Great pair of knives, Jeremy.These two have been in my pocket a lot this week.
Charlie’s designs never disappoint.Looks good. Wagyu?
tmd_87
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That’s such a killer knife. Wish they would run em again!It’s been a while since I’ve carried my Hayn’ Helper.
