What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Jon0385]

This will be my carry for the next few days. My family has evacuated ahead of the hurricane and I’ll be staying back for work and with our dogs. Hopefully M mcc850 and black mamba along with any others potentially impacted stay safe and are prepared for the storm and after.

 

[sbh06]

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This will be my carry for the next few days. My family has evacuated ahead of the hurricane and I’ll be staying back for work and with our dogs. Hopefully M mcc850 and black mamba along with any others potentially impacted stay safe and are prepared for the storm and after.

Don't envy y'all one bit Jon. for safety for you and everyone else in the storm's path.

 

[TheArab]

 

[JohnDF]

That’s a beauty, John!

Thank you, Jim.

I like a big Trapper with a small secondary blade.

 

[Hammer67]

 

[rdave]

Everyday Basics

 

[bigfish64]

Good Morning Porch Friends
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Fantastic choice John.

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This will be my carry for the next few days. My family has evacuated ahead of the hurricane and I’ll be staying back for work and with our dogs. Hopefully M mcc850 and black mamba along with any others potentially impacted stay safe and are prepared for the storm and after.

Hope you all stay safe.

 

[bigfish64]

Hope everyone has a great day.

 

[Modoc ED]

Another "Automobile versus Cow" call came over the scanner last night. No serious injuries this time but evidently the car was totaled. With the increased movement of cattle this time of year, it pays to be extra careful. Just last week there was a cattle drive down the road in front of our place. Anyway, it's off to town with the usual stops. Got a package to get off to one of our Blade Forums members and have a hankering for chicken fried steak at the Wagon Wheel Cafe. This Scout Trapper will make a good carry today.

 

[sbh06]

Another "Automobile versus Cow" call came over the scanner last night. No serious injuries this time but evidently the car was totaled. With the increased movement of cattle this time of year, it pays to be extra careful. Just last week there was a cattle drive down the road in front of our place. Anyway, it's off to town with the usual stops. Got a package to get off to one of our Blade Forums members and have a hankering for chicken fried steak at the Wagon Wheel Cafe. This Scout Trapper will make a good carry today.

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Car versus most creatures generally doesn't end well. Thankful there were not injuries, but cows have a lower center of gravity than moose or elk. Those incidents generally turn out even worse. When I drive at night my son always asks me why I'm not focused on the road...my response "I'm watching the side of the road for animals" for just that reason.

 

[TheChunk91]

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Went to Lake Geneva for coffee this morning with the Bulldog Canoe and Silver Stag in my pockets

On the way back home we saw these 5 Sand Hill Cranes along side the road

And then put these in my pockets to get some work done

For those of you who need to be able to Store your knives in something nice . Seen last week in an Antique Shop locally . Oak with 36 drawers about 16" X 12 " and 4 larger drawers .

Harry

Oh. It’s for sale in a shop. Based on the previous photo of your saw and lumber, I thought you’d made it yourself!

Been laid low with Covid the past few days Sorry for my absence

Sorry to hear that, JB!
When I had it last January, it was no worse than a nasty flu. I hope you fare as well.

I remember going to bed at 7:30 every night for a couple if weeks afterward, though, so rest and sleep as much as you can.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

A couple I’m fond of…

The old upright piano has to go. It came free via my sister-in-law who somehow picked off a curb for free. Moved it from our old house to this one 35 some years ago. It took me and my sons and brother’s in law to get it in here, and now, alone, it’s near impossible to get it outside.
I’m attempting to dismantle it in the living room. Very interesting and intricate construction. Although there’s a lot of mahogant veneer, I’m saving any solid wood. Thinking I could cut a guitar body out of it.

 

[Kragnut]

A couple I’m fond of…
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The old upright piano has to go. It came free via my sister-in-law who somehow picked off a curb for free. Moved it from our old house to this one 35 some years ago. It took me and my sons and brother’s in law to get it in here, and now, alone, it’s near impossible to get it outside.
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Who made the electricians TL-29 knife with jigged bone?

 

[JohnDF]

Fantastic choice John

Thank you, Todd.

Looks like a piece of hard candy.

 

[TylerG12]

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[Jack Black]

Feel better mate

Better health for you. Cut this covid in half

Hope you are on the mend, Jack.

Hope you get to feeling better soon

Feel better, my friend.

I hope you’re feeling better quickly, Jack.

Hope you get to feeling better soon Jack.

Thanks a lot folks, very much appreciated

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Great-looking pair

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You too Todd, excellent pic my friend

Sorry to hear that, JB!
When I had it last January, it was no worse than a nasty flu. I hope you fare as well.

I remember going to bed at 7:30 every night for a couple if weeks afterward, though, so rest and sleep as much as you can.

Thank you very much Jeff, I'm glad you didn't have it worse than that buddy Bad flu is what I have had the past few days, but I'm feeling a little better today. Definitely going to keep taking it easy though

 

[rdave]

Ol' Red

 

[TylerG12]

Went to Lake Geneva for coffee this morning with the Bulldog Canoe and Silver Stag in my pockets

On the way back home we saw these 5 Sand Hill Cranes along side the road

And then put these in my pockets to get some work done

For those of you who need to be able to Store your knives in something nice . Seen last week in an Antique Shop locally . Oak with 36 drawers about 16" X 12 " and 4 larger drawers .

Harry

Man that chest or cabinet or whatever ya call it is AMAZING!!! It's perfect for a knife collection. With that much space and that many drawers, I could get some more knives and not even feel guilty

 

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