What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

I switched out the Copperlock for these two after photographing them this afternoon...

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Wow an interesting fixed blade you have their smithhammer!

I love fixed blades, in fact I have more of those than I do folders. But since discovering GEC my love affair with traditional old fashioned folders has flourished into a passion!
 
csisland said:
nice looking knife. will be getting one when finances allow. the chestnut you have is great but i also wish they had a cv in bermuda green.
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Thank you, it is a newer acquisition for me, but I love carrying it so far. Don't normally go for knives this small but it's too nice not to use.
I also wish they made some cv in other color scale options.
 
Yes, Ram's Horn is not seen enough, the interior is wonderful too.

Today, Chambriard Le compact en serf, fileback all stainless with stag handles, beauty to carry.
 
sitflyer said:
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sitflyer said:
It's a personal vaping device :)
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Cool looking mod! I was into e-cigarettes/vaping for a little while. I still have my Darwin (variable wattage) device packed away somewhere. I like the Tidioute as well. I really like this photo, thanks for sharing. :thumbup:

Too get back on track, here is another shot of my charlow clip point which sits in my watch pocket above my SAK (which hangs daily from a keychain fob in my main pocket).

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Thanks, burnside and intron. I can't believe these are still available, I mean it's a run from 2010.
 
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This little 32087 has been overshadowed by much fancier items recently, and hasn't been getting much pocket time. Time to remedy that -- guess that makes today 'casual Friday', then. :D

Have a good weekend, all,
--Mark
 
Headed to the brewery on the Bultaco, then back to the house for a BBQ with friends, these two are with me, Joel Chamblin and Karl Eric Lindblad

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Paul Long is making me a nice inlayed pouch sheath for this Bob Crowder as I type this.

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Kris
 
Gevonovich said:
I guess I have been living under a rock. I had no idea what you were talking about and had to look it up. I still really don''t understand what these things do but at least i have some idea.
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I quit in 2008. Just went cold turkey. I'm sure I was an 'orrible bugger for the first month or so but I made it. Just have the odd cigar now and again.
 
burnside said:
Cool looking mod!
I like the Tidioute as well. I really like this photo, thanks for sharing. :thumbup:
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Thanks, This is one of my favorite stockman patterns to date! It is so comfy to carry...the spey got a little mod. too ;)




jujigatame said:
Aw man, my money was on remote detonator. The red button led me to think it made things go boom. ;)
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LOL :D




Gevonovich said:
I guess I have been living under a rock. I had no idea what you were talking about and had to look it up. I still really don''t understand what these things do but at least i have some idea.
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It's just something that seems to help me with a very tough battle...
 
pmew said:
I quit in 2008. Just went cold turkey. I'm sure I was an 'orrible bugger for the first month or so but I made it. Just have the odd cigar now and again.
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Wonderful to hear, pmew! Very empowering to many, I'm sure.

sitflyer said:
It's just something that seems to help me with a very tough battle...
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A battle you will win, my friend.

Motivation, Leverage, Substitution

If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself and not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.
Sun Tzu
 
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