What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Jakeywax31 said:
It’s a design that a few good friends and members here had made through Cosimo. If you need details shoot me a PM.
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Very cool idea and very cool end product 👍
Amir Fleschwund said:
Spending fun time with the family👌Kids are lucky to have you.
Can’t help but notice, aint nobody at the ballpark??
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Thanks Jeff. That first picture was when we walked in about an hour before the game and it was very empty. It filled up some but not a lot. The A’s are struggling to sell tickets although it’s kinda nice when you’re there to see the visiting team. They’re moving to Sacramento for the next few seasons about 10 minutes from my house which will be a lot of fun.
 
Greetings porch folk. I haven't been around here much lately, been a busy past few months for me with much to do but catching up as of late.
Of course I'm still tote'n a knife or two each day and today its these two, Case 83 whittler in chestnut bone and a Rosecraft jack.
The Rosecraft has been in the pocket for about a week or more straight since it arrived, really liking this knife. I'm impressed with the solid build, its not too large and not too small size and sharpness of the D2 blade. Ordered two since it seemed to be getting a fair amount of praise here and the other will go to my son in law.

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I love this Case knife Canadian Dan sent me,its quality the perfect pocket knife.😍

Ive started planning for what will be a very hard road trip for me this year,I just found out I am to old for some travel insurance companys. 😆

I will go less distance and stop more days in one place to get me breath back.

Should be Ace fun on my bike which is soon on 90,000miles. 😇































 
sf fanatic said:
Another foggy cool day in the City by the Bay! After a three day stay in the hospital for an elevated heart rate and A-fib I’m back home on lots of medication and going in this Wednesday for a procedure to zap it back into rhythm. In the meantime keeping me company a beautiful blue lamb. Have a great weekend folks! 😀
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That's no good.
Hope it's all sorted soon Dan.
& you take it easy mate 😃
 
I’ve been on a bit of an Ultem kick lately. For those who don’t know, Ultem is a polyetherimide (PEI) that has a really cool transparent amber color. I found these (really) cheap 91mm Victorinox scales on Amazon and decided to give them a try on a Tinker.
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Quality is what you would expect for $10 and you can see there’s already a small crack caused by misfit. I think I have it stabilized, by c’est la vie, it’s a cheap experiment!
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The always solid 55 is also along for the ride!
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Life at the lake is slowly returning to normal, but this is what my lawn looks like!!
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People are really good about getting things out … less so about putting them away!! 😜🤪 Now I know why my mother always asked ‘so when are you leaving’ about 5 minutes after we arrived!!!
 
sf fanatic said:
Another foggy cool day in the City by the Bay! After a three day stay in the hospital for an elevated heart rate and A-fib I’m back home on lots of medication and going in this Wednesday for a procedure to zap it back into rhythm. In the meantime keeping me company a beautiful blue lamb. Have a great weekend folks! 😀
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Listen to the doctors buddy. While AFib is at best an inconvenience, at worst it can be, well, you know …. Hopefully, the shock procedure restores the normal rhythm. I’ve had a couple of brothers get the ablation and it’s been successful, eliminating the need for high doses of medicine. Good luck!! 🙏
 
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