What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Rufus1949]

Very sweet, Bob.

Thanks Paul.

 

[Primble]

I don't consider myself an enthusiastic fan of Barlows, but that KA-BAR-LO sure is attractive; possibly perfectly Primbleized!!

Thank you GT !

So there seem to be (at least) 2 kinds of cherry involved. Let's make it multiple choice. Which of the following best represents the situation mathematically?
A) Addition: cherry + 2
B) Subtraction: cherry – 2
C) Multiplication: cherry x 2 (or, since x can be interpreted as repeated +, cherry + cherry)
D) Division: cherry ÷ 2 (or, since ÷ can be seen as x reciprocal, cherry x (1/2))
E) Exponentiation: cherry^2 (or since ^ can be interpreted as repeated x, cherry x cherry)
NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO ................... NO !
NO !

Nice collection of Motown Metal, Rob!
Thank you GT !

Here's a photo of the front of our house a week ago. On the far right you can see a few hemlock branches.
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Then I moved several feet to the right to take a picture of the house from the front right corner:
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I like the architecture of your house GT ! Snow's all gone here now.

 

[pat9198]

Sawcut on those look really nice, Pat.

Thank you, buddy! I hope the 15s turn out as well as these.

 

[waynorth]

Found this in a jacket, and transferred it to my RF pocket!! I love carrying this old thing; older than me!!! Schrade 2219 1/2GS!!
At around 100 years, it still has lots of use left!! My Good Luck piece is a $5 poker chip, contributed by an ancient Elephant!!

 

[Jakeywax31]

Rained all night and raining this morning so, it looks like it's gonna be a wet, stay at home, day. I don't particularly like this knife and don't carry it much but since it's raining and the blade is 440C stainless, I'll carry this SS 2AB Barlow today. Sausage and eggs for breakfast.

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Nice Barlow, Ed. Have a great day. Sausage and eggs sound amazing right now.

 

[KentuckyBlackBird]

Good day for ducks here in The Bluegrass State. Doing electrical work today….inside. ‘90 Buck Creek and the almost everyday 204S. Have a great one, Porchers. Stay Sharp!!!View attachment 2469217View attachment 2469216

 

[sf fanatic]

Another rainy day here in the City by the Bay! Just got back from seeing the eye doctor and I’m going to need glasses. Everything else looks good, no glaucoma or cataracts. Along for the ride the Harvey Special and little SAK. Have a great day folks! View attachment 2469233View attachment 2469234

 

[drj211]

Beautiful day here at 76 degrees, so off to the clays range.

 

[315]

Buck in my pocket as I watch re-runs of Northern Exposure

 

[echoscout]

Henry Sears Stockman and a Unity Lambsfoot

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[Ellis Wyatt]

Can’t seem to shake this one. 98 again today.

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[lambertiana]

 

[Johnnythefox]

Have a great day everyone Got my Hartshead Barlow, and Charlie's Rider in a pouch kindly gifted me by Johnnythefox

Does it fit well?

I think its one of the early GEC pouches.

 

[Joefairbanks]

Can’t seem to shake this one. 98 again today.

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Don't fight it, Ellis! I love seeing pictures of that beast!

 

[pmek5]

Found this in a jacket, and transferred it to my RF pocket!! I love carrying this old thing; older than me!!! Schrade 2219 1/2GS!!View attachment 2469192View attachment 2469193
At around 100 years, it still has lots of use left!! My Good Luck piece is a $5 poker chip, contributed by an ancient Elephant!!

Really nice find! Beautiful stag. Only thing I find in my jacket pockets are dirty tissues & lint.

 

[Joe92]

I am currently carrying a white smooth bone Rough Ryder peanut. I normally carry a Bassett Trim Trio as my edc, but I am trying to mix things up

 

[Ellis Wyatt]

Don't fight it, Ellis! I love seeing pictures of that beast!

No worries, it will continue to see some good use and carry time. It is absolutely a huge knife, but I find that the tool selection makes up for it for me. The bottle/can opener gets used a lot more than I expected it would. Not just for opening bottles and cans, but other tasks where I don't need to dull a sharp blade and just need a sharp point. Example: cutting the foil off a bottle of wine before opening. Bottle opening works great, and no worries about the hard glass dulling a cutting edge. The punch also works great for unexpected tasks. The blade selection fits my preferences as well. The sheepsfoot sees the most action for opening boxes and cutting things. The large clip blade gets a lot of food use from me.

The only downside is the size, but it really isn't that bad. I believe if there was a version around 3/4 size, it would be just about perfect for what I use.

 

[SteveC]

Found this in a jacket, and transferred it to my RF pocket!! I love carrying this old thing; older than me!!! Schrade 2219 1/2GS!!View attachment 2469192View attachment 2469193
At around 100 years, it still has lots of use left!! My Good Luck piece is a $5 poker chip, contributed by an ancient Elephant!!

Charlie, that is spectacular !

Henry Sears Stockman and a Unity Lambsfoot

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Nice old bones buddy !

 

[Joefairbanks]

No worries, it will continue to see some good use and carry time. It is absolutely a huge knife, but I find that the tool selection makes up for it for me. The bottle/can opener gets used a lot more than I expected it would. Not just for opening bottles and cans, but other tasks where I don't need to dull a sharp blade and just need a sharp point. Example: cutting the foil off a bottle of wine before opening. Bottle opening works great, and no worries about the hard glass dulling a cutting edge. The punch also works great for unexpected tasks. The blade selection fits my preferences as well. The sheepsfoot sees the most action for opening boxes and cutting things. The large clip blade gets a lot of food use from me.

The only downside is the size, but it really isn't that bad. I believe if there was a version around 3/4 size, it would be just about perfect for what I use.

Just seeing pictures, and researching the size, I can tell that it's BIG. I suppose you're right about a 3/4 size, but I can't wait to see one in person! Congratulations on having one! I'm keeping my eyes peeled for one...

 

[Slice-and-dice]

Just seeing pictures, and researching the size, I can tell that it's BIG. I suppose you're right about a 3/4 size, but I can't wait to see one in person! Congratulations on having one! I'm keeping my eyes peeled for one...

I hope every day that GEC will reissue that #98 pattern soon! A beauty....