What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

>>-VOOS-> Jack Knife, and Schrade 804 Whittler7815F51B-FD54-4A31-BBB2-750A881E7450.jpeg92C5BD08-8428-49DA-ACA4-C263D255ED8D.jpeg5C8C0D9C-9331-43F8-87EC-B2AED17DFC85.jpeg
And it may seem weird, but I AM weird anyway.
For the last few years, I have tried various ways to label plants in my garden. It’s easy to tell Romaine Lettuce from a leek, but last year, I grew 27 varieties of tomatoes. And this year, I will be trying over a dozen varieties of runner beans. And I need to have some way to tell them apart so I can save the seeds of the varieties we like the most.
The ink on wooden popsickle sticks fades, and they get lost in the mulch. And last year’s method of writing them all down in a notebook got tedious and confusing. So I got the idea of making label tags out of aluminum cans. And I found that the awl on this SAK cut the holes like butter. 8CF56874-9BCA-401F-84F6-6F185D68C77C.jpegSo that’s in my left front pocket once again. (I almost always have a SAK no matter what my other knives are, and swap them infrequently).04F23123-E695-4E2A-9CC4-512F7CF1B7C1.jpeg
My jeans are not on, because I have on sweat pants to work out in. Well, I got as far as putting on sweat pants…
 
Amir Fleschwund said:
>>-VOOS-> Jack Knife, and Schrade 804 WhittlerView attachment 2041678View attachment 2041679View attachment 2041680
And it may seem weird, but I AM weird anyway.
For the last few years, I have tried various ways to label plants in my garden. It’s easy to tell Romaine Lettuce from a leek, but last year, I grew 27 varieties of tomatoes. And this year, I will be trying over a dozen varieties of runner beans. And I need to have some way to tell them apart so I can save the seeds of the varieties we like the most.
The ink on wooden popsickle sticks fades, and they get lost in the mulch. And last year’s method of writing them all down in a notebook got tedious and confusing. So I got the idea of making label tags out of aluminum cans. And I found that the awl on this SAK cut the holes like butter. View attachment 2041719So that’s in my left front pocket once again. (I almost always have a SAK no matter what my other knives are, and swap them infrequently).View attachment 2041690
My jeans are not on, because I have on sweat pants to work out in. Well, I got as far as putting on sweat pants…
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That Schrade looks like quite the cutter. You have half the work out battle won.
 
Manofcarbonsteel said:
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Really nice picture of a pretty pairing ! :thumbsup: 😍

Rufus1949 said:
Simply Mr.P at his best.
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Thank you Mr. R. :thumbsup: 😊
Loved your Forum Barlow ! :thumbsup::thumbsup:😍 Did you get that in a trade ?

Jack Black said:
Stunning pic of those beauties Mr P 🙂👍
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Thank you Mr. Jack. :thumbsup: 😊
I always enjoy seeing your Hartshead Barlow and it's changing patina. It has GREAT character for such a young, yet old looking knife ! :thumbsup:😍

TylerG12 said:
This one is new to me.
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Really nice looking knife Tyler ! :thumbsup:😍
 
Amir Fleschwund said:
>>-VOOS-> Jack Knife, and Schrade 804 WhittlerView attachment 2041678View attachment 2041679View attachment 2041680
And it may seem weird, but I AM weird anyway.
For the last few years, I have tried various ways to label plants in my garden. It’s easy to tell Romaine Lettuce from a leek, but last year, I grew 27 varieties of tomatoes. And this year, I will be trying over a dozen varieties of runner beans. And I need to have some way to tell them apart so I can save the seeds of the varieties we like the most.
The ink on wooden popsickle sticks fades, and they get lost in the mulch. And last year’s method of writing them all down in a notebook got tedious and confusing. So I got the idea of making label tags out of aluminum cans. And I found that the awl on this SAK cut the holes like butter. View attachment 2041719So that’s in my left front pocket once again. (I almost always have a SAK no matter what my other knives are, and swap them infrequently).View attachment 2041690
My jeans are not on, because I have on sweat pants to work out in. Well, I got as far as putting on sweat pants…
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Nice pair Jeff !
 
Hospital carry today they gave me a new proper cast which is much more comfortable than the Velcro temporary one I had on.

As you can see I have full finger articulation so I can give a proper Churchill salute as opposed to what we call in England the two finger salute which means F off.🫣 😂










 
Primble said:
Really nice picture of a pretty pairing ! :thumbsup: 😍



Thank you Mr. R. :thumbsup: 😊
Loved your Forum Barlow ! :thumbsup::thumbsup:😍 Did you get that in a trade ?



Thank you Mr. Jack. :thumbsup: 😊
I always enjoy seeing your Hartshead Barlow and it's changing patina. It has GREAT character for such a young, yet old looking knife ! :thumbsup:😍



Really nice looking knife Tyler ! :thumbsup:😍
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Unfortunately no....but received in a very fair purchase from JonMcD along with a Michael May barlow.
 
Amir Fleschwund said:
>>-VOOS-> Jack Knife, and Schrade 804 WhittlerView attachment 2041678View attachment 2041679View attachment 2041680
And it may seem weird, but I AM weird anyway.
For the last few years, I have tried various ways to label plants in my garden. It’s easy to tell Romaine Lettuce from a leek, but last year, I grew 27 varieties of tomatoes. And this year, I will be trying over a dozen varieties of runner beans. And I need to have some way to tell them apart so I can save the seeds of the varieties we like the most.
The ink on wooden popsickle sticks fades, and they get lost in the mulch. And last year’s method of writing them all down in a notebook got tedious and confusing. So I got the idea of making label tags out of aluminum cans. And I found that the awl on this SAK cut the holes like butter. View attachment 2041719So that’s in my left front pocket once again. (I almost always have a SAK no matter what my other knives are, and swap them infrequently).View attachment 2041690
My jeans are not on, because I have on sweat pants to work out in. Well, I got as far as putting on sweat pants…
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Some fine garden " tools " you have there Jeff.
 
Johnnythefox said:
Hospital carry today they gave me a new proper cast which is much more comfortable than the Velcro temporary one I had on.

As you can see I have full finger articulation so I can give a proper Churchill salute as opposed to what we call in England the two finger salute which means F off.🫣 😂










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I hope you heal quickly and can continue your adventures.
 
Amir Fleschwund said:
>>-VOOS-> Jack Knife, and Schrade 804 WhittlerView attachment 2041678View attachment 2041679View attachment 2041680
And it may seem weird, but I AM weird anyway.
For the last few years, I have tried various ways to label plants in my garden. It’s easy to tell Romaine Lettuce from a leek, but last year, I grew 27 varieties of tomatoes. And this year, I will be trying over a dozen varieties of runner beans. And I need to have some way to tell them apart so I can save the seeds of the varieties we like the most.
The ink on wooden popsickle sticks fades, and they get lost in the mulch. And last year’s method of writing them all down in a notebook got tedious and confusing. So I got the idea of making label tags out of aluminum cans. And I found that the awl on this SAK cut the holes like butter. View attachment 2041719So that’s in my left front pocket once again. (I almost always have a SAK no matter what my other knives are, and swap them infrequently).View attachment 2041690
My jeans are not on, because I have on sweat pants to work out in. Well, I got as far as putting on sweat pants…
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I'm liking that Voos USA.
 
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