What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Primble]

OK ...... I keep seeing you post up that Buck USA ( which badly needs a nail nick in my opinion ), but, I love the wood on it.
Is it walnut or something else ?
I don't even see a model like yours on the Buck website ....... must be a rare critter !
Lastly ........ stop enabling me !

It may inspire me to try it myself.

I won't say that you can't ....but ..... it's a LOT harder than you might think to carve designs on those rounded handles ..... which like to move around on you.

 

[Rufus1949]

I won't say that you can't ....but ..... it's a LOT harder than you might think to carve designs on those rounded handles ..... which like to move around on you.

Perhaps you are correct . I do have a few small vices from my modeling days which may secure the handle.

But I do procrastinate alot lately.

 

[Centermass]

Somewhere, off in the distance, is an ant squinting before he crumbles up into a ball and bursts into flames.

 

[Primble]

Perhaps you are correct . I do have a few small vices from my modeling days which may secure the handle.

But I do procrastinate alot lately.

If you are really really bored .... then go for it ..... otherwise ... just pay someone that has done it many times ..... then head on out to the golf course to pay for it.

 

[pat9198]

OK ...... I keep seeing you post up that Buck USA ( which badly needs a nail nick in my opinion ), but, I love the wood on it.
Is it walnut or something else ?
I don't even see a model like yours on the Buck website ....... must be a rare critter !
Lastly ........ stop enabling me !

Sorry about that, and thank you!

This 112 is a Buck Collector's Club 35th anniversary offering, with KOA figured wood handles. It can be purchased by any Buck Collector's Club member on their website. Of course I can help you out with that! The wood is even more impressive in person, I was shocked at how pretty it really is.

 

[Rufus1949]

If you are really really bored .... then go for it ..... otherwise ... just pay someone that has done it many times ..... then head on out to the golf course to pay for it.

Sage advice Rob.

 

[Primble]

Sorry about that, and thank you!

This 112 is a Buck Collector's Club 35th anniversary offering, with KOA figured wood handles. It can be purchased by any Buck Collector's Club member on their website. Of course I can help you out with that! The wood is even more impressive in person, I was shocked at how pretty it really is.

I already figured it was something I couldn't get.
Can you get it with a nail nick ?

 

[pat9198]

Can you get it with a nail nick ?

Unfortunately, you cannot.

 

[Crappie71]

Pony Jack & Bull Buster

 

[Old Engineer]

These 2 again today ; Ol Red and Puma Pony . One to use and one to make me feel good .

Harry

 

[Whetstone39]

Wooden Wednesday carries, the Northwoods hasn’t seen the light of day for awhile.

 

[mbkr]

OK ...... I keep seeing you post up that Buck USA ( which badly needs a nail nick in my opinion ), but, I love the wood on it.
Is it walnut or something else ?
I don't even see a model like yours on the Buck website ....... must be a rare critter !
Lastly ........ stop enabling me !



I won't say that you can't ....but ..... it's a LOT harder than you might think to carve designs on those rounded handles ..... which like to move around on you.

Buck 112's are easily pinchable. No nail nick needed (hope y'all appreciate the alliteration). Its handy if your hands are cold and wet. In normal use I never use the nick. In fact, I've kind of wanted a 112 without the nick, just 'cause it looks slick

 

[mbkr]

Ebony Bestman on another cloudy, blustery day. Winter's last gasp?

 

[waynorth]

Stropped, and ready for the day!! Greek food for lunch I think!!!

 

[Johnnythefox]

Stuff (and no nonsense).

Ice cream with a quiff whats that all about then?

 

[Jakeywax31]

TC 15 and an A Wright lamb.

 

[paulhilborn]

Todays duo...

 

[brokebladeenthusiast28]

 

[JonMcD]

Two gems for the day.

upload photograph

 

[Travman]