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.
Fingers crossed.Good for you my friendI hope you get a good one
Thanks Jeff.Cool plants, Mitch!
Seaweed is a fantastic fertilizer. Very spendy here, being so far from any ovean. During the summer, I often go up to a nearby lake in Wisconsin. The owners of lake houses rake the weeds off of their beaches and pile it up for village to pick up. I just have to get there first. It’s good mulch in the garden, and their ordinances forbib herbicides in the water, so it’s safe to use. Unfortunately,, it lacks the amazing variety of minerals that real seaweed has.
Lovely Case pen, Bart.
Getting dressed today, I was loading my pockets, and had a fleeting thought about shirt pockets, and how when tee shirt weather arrives, I may have to adjust.View attachment 2125885 I suspect you’re not old enough to have worry about totin’ reading glasses.
Nice job on the knot. Get some dried sweat and dirt in there, and it will never unravel.
Looks hard enough to me!
Love the pocket chopper, Jack! Roast a whole chicken, and it won’t stand a chance. In the meantime, your sammich is making me hungry.
The spirits of pretty wood have smiled on you today.
Very cool knife!
Any church that has a Kuerig for fellowship time probably doesn’t have worry about riff raff! Last week I had to take the Subaru to the dealer for some recall work ( got four new ignition coils for free!) and the was one of those high falutin’ coffee machines in the waiting room. It took me three tries to get a cup of coffee.
Anyway, I’m glad our new church welcomes riff raff, or I wouldn’t get past the door greeters!
Gorgeous! That KA-BARLO IS SWEET!
Fresh off brown truck. And into the pocket it goes
Fontenille Pataud 5 Coqs Burled Beech End Grain & MOP inlay
I can't see any MOP inlay though.
Function and beauty...well done Jeff.I must have been in a hurry last time I put away the Sodbuster. It needed a few strokes on the Sharpmakerto make it totable.
Escuse the bird poop on my plant stand. It’s under a couple of bird feeders.
These are both re-handles sourced in the dog trest aisle.View attachment 2125890View attachment 2125891
It appears that I forgot about Wood/Whittler Wednesday
Gorgeous grain on that sweet knife.
The S&M is fine looking. I would be hard pressed to change that cover.
Wow...those knives just jump out and scream...." look how purity we are ".
Well chosen duo Steve.
Old school jigging...yes please.A fine piece of cutlery Brother Jim !!!
Two unique pieces Mr.P.
Tool Man sometimes has some HUGE cleavers on his stall!This is the largest one I have though Mr P!
Beautiful pair of Barlows my friend
A nice contrast of color in that fine pair Steve.
Well chosen duo Steve.
I have a good friend from Uruguay that loves his mate! I’m going to ask him if he recognizes this style of knife. I think it was one of your threads that I was reading where you had this made in South America. I shared a picture the other day of the chivito sandwich that he introduced me to.
ThanksCool plants, Mitch!
Seaweed is a fantastic fertilizer. Very spendy here, being so far from any ovean. During the summer, I often go up to a nearby lake in Wisconsin. The owners of lake houses rake the weeds off of their beaches and pile it up for village to pick up. I just have to get there first. It’s good mulch in the garden, and their ordinances forbib herbicides in the water, so it’s safe to use. Unfortunately,, it lacks the amazing variety of minerals that real seaweed has.
Lovely Case pen, Bart.
Getting dressed today, I was loading my pockets, and had a fleeting thought about shirt pockets, and how when tee shirt weather arrives, I may have to adjust.View attachment 2125885 I suspect you’re not old enough to have worry about totin’ reading glasses.
Nice job on the knot. Get some dried sweat and dirt in there, and it will never unravel.
Looks hard enough to me!
Love the pocket chopper, Jack! Roast a whole chicken, and it won’t stand a chance. In the meantime, your sammich is making me hungry.
The spirits of pretty wood have smiled on you today.
Very cool knife!
Any church that has a Kuerig for fellowship time probably doesn’t have worry about riff raff! Last week I had to take the Subaru to the dealer for some recall work ( got four new ignition coils for free!) and the was one of those high falutin’ coffee machines in the waiting room. It took me three tries to get a cup of coffee.
Anyway, I’m glad our new church welcomes riff raff, or I wouldn’t get past the door greeters!
Gorgeous! That KA-BARLO IS SWEET!
