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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Took this pic early in the morning when I went to work on a friends building lot... it was a great day with the Douk Douk and the friend as well

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... later I gonna go for dinner with my wife and I´ll carry this one

A. Wright Lambfoot

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:)
 
I'm carrying the olive green Texas jack today. The weather is wet and nasty, so the stainless knife gets the nod today.

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Ed J
 
Thanks for sharing, Ed! This is a great looking knife, especially the bolsters are great in combination with the bone :)
 
Headed over to Bozeman today to pick up my brother-in-law and his gf from the airport and eat out at one of my wife and mines favorite restaurant, John Bozeman's Bistro. I will be carrying a Sean O'Hare Splice in Afzelia burl and a Joel Chamblin stag sleeveboard whittler, both in matching hand forged Mike Norris Fire Clone stainless damascus.

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Have a great Saturday everyone.
 
Pjake said:
Paul....what a handsome pair.....they look very comfortable hanging out with each other! This one goes to work with me today

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Peter
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Thanks Peter! It doesn't get much nicer than that "Snake Wood" my friend :thumbup:

And nice reflection, bolster wise ;)

Paul
 
Still my Lloyd slimline, but added this one to my left pocket today. No reason, just a two knife day.

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paulhilborn said:
Case #6375 in wallet back pocket and the TC Barlow in front left :thumbup:

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Paul
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Paul every time you post a Case with that old red bone I drool all over the keyboard. In my eyes it just doesn't get any better, very nice sir. I am toten a Case 6375 i
in Amber Sawcut today (sorry no pics yet)

Have a great day,
Jeff
 
Sowbelly270 said:
Paul every time you post a Case with that old red bone I drool all over the keyboard. In my eyes it just doesn't get any better, very nice sir. I am toten a Case 6375 i
in Amber Sawcut today (sorry no pics yet)

Have a great day,
Jeff
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Thank you Jeff, post pictures of your #6375 when you can.

Paul
 
Oh that little Ohta is lovely indeed.

kamagong said:
Quick aside, those are monkey's fist lanyards right? Does anyone know of a quick tutorial on how to tie them?

- Christian
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Christian, I think that's the Lanyard/Diamond/Friendship knot.
I use this for all my knives, but adjust the knot real tight and cut the loose ends flush.

This website is an outstanding resource for knots (links straight to know in question)
http://www.animatedknots.com/lanyar...ge=LogoGrog.jpg&Website=www.animatedknots.com

I downloaded the app for my iPhone and its proved handy for work a few times. I'm not a knot-head so it's good to be able to have this reference.

That's a great EDC composition too isn't it?
 
Well, it's still morning on the West Coast and I'm only on my second cup of coffee. I'll mostly be at church this afternoon and will be dressed for an occasion. This Queen dogleg jack will likely be in my pocket. (If ya wear black 5-pocket jeans, it still looks nice but it gives you decent sized pockets.)

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Turk88 said:
Grandpa smoked lucky strikes all his life so anytime I see them I think of him. I never particularly liked smoking myself but memories of Pap are always good, thank you for that. :thumbup:
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It was a pleasure for me giving you some memories to your grandpa. That ones pictured are without filters, so this might be actually the ones your grandpa used to smoke during some time of his life.

Smoking is no good at all, I know... I almost tried several time to quit, but it never worked. However - there are things that are worse.

Pretty nice knives get some pocket time today... thanks for sharing, fellows :)
 
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