What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[JohnDF]

Good Morning Porch Dwellers

 

[SteveC]

These two for Tues

 

[Modoc ED]

Staying home today. Don't plan on doing anything so a light duty knife is called for - Camillus 72Y Yellow Jacket Whittler. The weather man says it's going to hit the high 80s today - swamp cooler weather. Sausage and ???? for breakfast.

 

[thepapercut]

 

[ephsea]

Here's my my contribution to "What traditional knives did you carry since that last time you had a minute to post?" Plus incriminating accessory to murder pic of bird dog in the garden (Japanese Honeysuckle must die), and shot of my Asiatic Lilly because it's looking mighty fine this year. Have a great day Porch!

 

[echoscout]

Western Stockman and a Mosley Lamb

 

[AthroughZ]

A new one, an old one and a REALLY old one.

 

[Scholefield123]

Loving this Case XX Rail-splitter , the build quality on these older knives are amazing.

 

[pat9198]

Somehow, taking simple pics of today's carry turned into a photo-shoot.

 

[MarbReds]

Very happy with the figuring on this one!

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Sounds like a lot of fun. When they get older they will look back on these times and smile from the great memories being made.

When the boy was here last year, I made a big project that he could help me with. The swings and climbing rope that had kept the boys occupied thirty years ago were way past their lifespan. So I bought new gear, put up an extension ladder, and had him hand me tools and etc from the ground.

Works like a champ at keeping them away from the tv.

 

[mbkr]

Here's my my contribution to "What traditional knives did you carry since that last time you had a minute to post?" Plus incriminating accessory to murder pic of bird dog in the garden (Japanese Honeysuckle must die), and shot of my Asiatic Lilly because it's looking mighty fine this year. Have a great day Porch!

Honeysuckle can be as bad as kudzu. Once a coworker and I were looking for an abandoned, open mine shaft in Aurora, Missouri. The stuff was so thick we couldn't see the ground. After a few minutes, I stopped and said, "This is dangerous, one of us is going to find it by falling in it. We need to go get some machetes and come back." To which Steve responded, "Machetes hell, we need a flame thrower!"

 

[mbkr]

When the boy was here last year, I made a big project that he could help me with. The swings and climbing rope that had kept the boys occupied thirty years ago were way past their lifespan. So I bought new gear, put up an extension ladder, and had him hand me tools and etc from the ground.

Works like a champ at keeping them away from the tv.

I have fond memories of being Dad's tool hander upper

 

[BakeryWizard]

I was getting a little worried that I wouldn't be able to do my nightly ritual of checking bladeforums before bed. I'm looking forward to Friday and the trip to Titusville.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

You can call it a Dogleg Jack as GEC does, or Serpentine Jack as Schrade did, But the only thing that matters is if you like it and use it.
I’m happy to see all of the new GEC 48s lately.

I tried to post this in the morning. Thanks for fixing things, Spark !

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Do I get a prize for a double post?

 

[Primble]

Elijah J. is downstairs working on your prize !

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Elijah J. is downstairs working on your prize !

Uh, gee thanks!

 

[Jiki]

 

[majorpain1]

https://imgur.com/HWXfrKW