What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Amir Fleschwund]

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Finished up the Chief last night

Wow, that was fast, Jon.
Is it for a gift?

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It looks like you have some medical training.

Oh well, it happens. I'm glad you still enjoy carrying it. If I may suggest, if you do find the shield, scratch up the Delrin and then use two-part epoxy. It fills gaps, and doesn't get as brittle as superglue.

It's Hump Day.

Good advice, which I’ll follow if I find it. It’s not in the bottom of my Schrade cigar box.
I’m diggin your old Case XX! Does/did anyone do redbone better? And that knife has been well loved. What did they call it, pen? Half Whittler?

Northfield Wednesday :

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On The Dime.

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[Amir Fleschwund]

Let's give the 14 a try again

Lovely knife, Will. Love that spear.

 

[r8shell]

Two nice oldies and great information to store away. Thanks Rachel.
Bob

I’m diggin your old Case XX! Does/did anyone do redbone better? And that knife has been well loved. What did they call it, pen? Half Whittler?

Thanks, It's a full Whittler. Late 60s, I think.

 

[Rufus1949]

It looks like you have some medical training.

Medic..trained Fort Sam Houston. '71.....
World class burn center to this day.
Bob

 

[JohnDF]

Good Morning Porch Friends

 

[Jack Black]

Old Barn-boards should enjoy a trip to the farm.

Interesting friction folder Jer, what's the story?

Good Morning Porch Friends
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Beautiful photo John

 

[Tx308]

 

[Scholefield123]

Another BF knife for today 2019. Love all of these knives , getting harder to find the ones I’m missing , but hey never say never

 

[paulhilborn]

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The Pocket Carver and patina looks good

 

[Kragnut]

Old Imperial camp knife

 

[66sprint6]

Thanks, It's a full Whittler. Late 60s, I think.

The small Case lockback that I carry for my Son to have one day suffered a nearly identical handle break and I was kinda bummed. Then I said heck with it and had WAY more fun than I thought I could mixing paints and epoxy to get the color as close as I could. Built it up till it was close, sanded it to match and buffed it and the bolster to perfection and you couldnt tell it was done. THEEEEEEEEN I decided to keep messing with it and buffed it a little too hot I guess and it blackened some and you can now tell but whatever.

Part that kicked my butt is that I later found the missing piece in another pair of pants DOH!

EDIT: I just so happen to be carrying it so why not post a pic of the offending scale.



Since I cant leave well enough alone, I might pick it out of the jigging and smooth it back out to try and make it that much more hidden. If it falls out Ill either re-do it OR try to get the original piece to fit back up.

Matt

 

[Peregrin]

Last Cherry Tomatoes of the season. I'll miss them when they are gone.
Boker BFF on my belt today.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Schrade Walden 124. I have not been suffering from KAS (Knife Aquisition Syndrome) for a while now. But when I was, a couple of years ago, I was looking for all of the variations of what Schrade called the Serpentine Jack. This was the most elusive. Good candidate for using @JohnDF’s slip. It’s nice and stiff, si I don’t break the peachseed.

Wenger Canyon. I could not name the perfect Swiss Army Knife. It is too subjective based on my plans for the day, and what else is in my pocket. In this case, the small clip blade complements the long single blade of the 124, And the phillips blade is more useful to me than a corkscrew.
It’s a good day for my Otter Waxed boonie hat. Nobody likes wet snow down the back of their neck.

Yesterday, I finally put away the Cub Cadet ~ likely until spring. But first I brought up three more trailer loads of firewood, because our furnace decided to retire. New one coming tomorrow.

Have a fine Wednesday!

 

[ferider]

 

[JohnDF]

Beautiful photo John

Thank you, my friend.

 

[Old Engineer]

New bakery in Elkhorn , Wi and we decided to see if their Kringle is as good as O & H Bakery from Racine . It is very close but no cigar .
Carrying my old Eye Witness Lambfoot .

Harry

 

[Rufus1949]

Great photo.

 

[Kragnut]

New bakery in Elkhart , Wi and we decided to see if their Kringle is as good as O & H Bakery from Racine . It is very close but no cigar .
Carrying my old Eye Witness Lambfoot .

Harry

If that comes in an apple filled version I may divert that way on my next business trip.......PA Krauts gotta have apple in our pastry....

 

[Old Engineer]

If that comes in an apple filled version I may divert that way on my next business trip.......PA Krauts gotta have apple in our pastry....

They all do make them with Apple and many other different fillings .
Also note my Edit above to Elkhorn , Wi. Auto Correct took over and had put in Elkhart

Harry

 

[Modoc ED]

Going to town for lunch at the Brass Rail Restaurant - Lamb Stew Wednesday and then to the Vet to pick up medicine for Coco and finally a stop at the Holiday Market for groceries. Since we're going to the Vet I think an animal related knife would be in order so, I'll tote this Lambfoot. Sausage and eggs for breakfast.