What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[echoscout]

 

[Federico Terra]

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[sf fanatic]

Dan sf fanatic - Looks like the folks that had the plus size dumpster across the street from you a few months ago are doing some major renovations or perhaps new owners. I like this picture you post every day. I like trash day the most what with all the various trash containers y'all have. Thankfully, I've only got my "holds all" dumpster to keep track of.

Thanks Ed! Yes, the house you referred to is being renovated by the new owners. Pretty much gutted the inside.

 

[Rufus1949]

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A fine sawcut barlow you have there David.

 

[Crappie71]

Little Jack and Ancient

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[conrad gutierrez]

My Hess Caper fixed blade and my Cattaraugus Carpenter's Whittler for Wednesday............... toted in my 9 year old KSF slip.
It's a fine sheath/slip for two knives and rides quite nicely in my Wrangler Cargo pocket shorts.

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That whittler is drop dead gorgeous

 

[black mamba]

I have these two ready for tomorrow, a work day.

 

[majorpain1]

 

[Rufus1949]

I have these two ready for tomorrow, a work day.

Very nice Jeff..like the wharnie alot.

 

[black mamba]

Thanks, Bob, it's a nice compliment to the spear blade of the SAK.

 

[Primble]

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A couple of stunners ............ nicely pictured !

That whittler is drop dead gorgeous

Thank you my friend ............... it's one of my favorites !

 

[mitch13]

 

[Jakeywax31]

Had these two with me today while I was doing some painting around the house.

 

[bigfish64]

Had these two with me today while I was doing some painting around the house.

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Nice ones Paul, the patina is looking awesome on the lamb, and that little Barlow has some beautiful bone.

 

[Centermass]

 

[DirtDawg]

This Remington small Jack is a little rough in the details, but more than makes up for it in overall appearances, just like myself. Have a nice day guys

I like that a lot.

 

[ephsea]

Oops double post

 

[ephsea]

Glad to hear you're on the mend, some great knives there

Thank you Jack, if you're going to be house-bound best have some nice toys to play with.

Glad to see you back, FC and glad you’re doing better. Nice to see your fantastic knives as well.

Thanks Bart, glad to be back and have a second for a hobby.

Welcome back, FC; glad your lungs and wallet are feeling better!

Thanks for the welcome! It's great to breath, and to pick up a new handbuilt slipjoint (in that order).

I feel your pain. Had my my share of bronchitis and pneumonia in my young life, and it can really knock you down. Even rushed to the hospital by ambulance three times, put into a coma, intubated…no fun. But now I know how to keep it away. Even when I had the ‘Vid, I just took a blast of steroids, and it kept my O2 up.
Anyway, welcome back FC!
I can’t help you on thd money angle. That’s something I just live with.
Minimalism helps.

Wow I think you've known much worse pain than I Jeff, I've been lucky enough to be fairly sheltered (other than my own bad choices). Of course I'm only 45 so there lots of time left for suffering... You are 100% right about those 'roids, I've gotten a prescription for Albuterol and that stuff is *magic*. Of course, I don't have asthma and will snippily answer "NO!" to any healthcare professional that dares ask.

The daily routine, and the carry rotation have changed these last few months, I've been more drawn to my handbuilts and have been carrying the same knives for days on end. We need some more rain so the other half of my moss patch greens up, but it made for a cool picture I thought.

 

[JJ Cahill]

I always enjoy seeing that hunk of pointy goodness my friend

Thank you for your kind words, Jack!!!

Carrying two treasured gifts today

A couple of classic beauties, new and old for your mid week slicing, Jack; treasures that would make any pirate green!

 

[JJ Cahill]

Toting a couple wood covered jacks from opposite sides of the globe.