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.
They are power lines mostly.what are all these wires and cables in the pic?
Cool coffee mug buddy
Many thanks kind sirThank you Mr. Jack ...................... a very handsome pair of blacks being toted by Mr. Black today !![]()
Great Wooden Wednesday pairing Steve
Many thanks JJThank you very much, Jack!!!![]()
You're certainly toting a beautiful pair of Ebony covered jacks this fine Wednesday!![]()
Great photo Greg, that's a good-looking old draw-knife there with your WhittlerHad a little time to make some osage shavings with the drawknife at the end of my work day. Had an osage covered 29 stockyard whittler in the pocket all day.
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A pair of fragrant French fancies there my friend
An interesting vintage pair Mr P, regal as it getsA pair of early John Primble I.S.W. (1890-1940) crown jacks for Thursday. Feels like Royalty in your pocket.
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Thank you, Jack... one of my favorites.Cool coffee mug buddy
Great Wooden Wednesday pairing Steve![]()
Blue-collar for the market![]()
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Sorry, Ed. That’s a horrible and expensive sound.CRAP !!!! I was just pulling our small tractor out of the shed to plow when I heard a minor clatter and then a noise like marbles being rattled in a can and then the engine seized. Haven't decided what to do yet - rebuild the engine or just put a new one in. Until I can get it fixed, I'll have to make do with dragging a railroad tie behind our truck. Not nearly as efficient as plowing of course but it'll compact/remove the bulk of the snow. We're headed to town in a couple hours so, I might stop by our local small engine repair shop to see what my options are. In the mean time, I'll carry this Bull Nose. Breakfast at the Wagon Wheel Cafe - brunch actually.
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Sorry to hear that, Ed. Hopefully you’ll be able to get it sorted out without too much damage to your wallet.CRAP !!!! I was just pulling our small tractor out of the shed to plow when I heard a minor clatter and then a noise like marbles being rattled in a can and then the engine seized. Haven't decided what to do yet - rebuild the engine or just put a new one in. Until I can get it fixed, I'll have to make do with dragging a railroad tie behind our truck. Not nearly as efficient as plowing of course but it'll compact/remove the bulk of the snow. We're headed to town in a couple hours so, I might stop by our local small engine repair shop to see what my options are. In the mean time, I'll carry this Bull Nose. Breakfast at the Wagon Wheel Cafe - brunch actually.
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May I ask the make/model of the watch? Do you find the compass and thermoter accurate?A couple of regulars today. Smart watches just get smarter and smarter. Having a compass is always handy.
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