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Thank you BartHorsewright every day. I love it, David. That new lamb is not too shabby either![]()
In my jeans every day normally I have a Buck 303, Buck Slim Select 112, Buck 110 in a horizontal sheath & Victorinox scout type knife. Don't know the model number.
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Love the bone(s). Reminds me of an old Telecaster.Today’s carryView attachment 2647491
I’ve heard it’s better to be a fancyphile than a fancyphobe.It’s a wet foggy morning here. This MBK knife just came in. It might be too arty or ahem gas stationy even for a fancyphile like me. I suspect the aesthetics will grow on me. I don’t have a knife like this so what the heck. The blade is K390. So it will get a nice patina. It came as sharp or sharper than any knife I have. I’m not sure about the blade surface grind. I think that look has become a thing. And I sure would have liked a swedge. Blades like this look unfinished to me. Walk and talk is fine except the closing from the half stop is a little weaker than I’d like. Would I buy it again? Yup.
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If you’re new, you can post directly from the message dialouge box. Click the Paperclip Attach Files box, lower left. Select photo library and attach the one you want. Select Full Image. You can do that for a while, but you’ll eventually hit your limit. Most of us have, so are using outside photo sharing sites. I’m happy with postimg.com because it’s easy and free. Also, no account/tracking/who has my data? If you care about that…In my jeans every day normally I have a Buck 303, Buck Slim Select 112, Buck 110 in a horizontal sheath & Victorinox scout type knife. Don't know the model number.
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Welcome to this little slice of friendship.In my jeans every day normally I have a Buck 303, Buck Slim Select 112, Buck 110 in a horizontal sheath & Victorinox scout type knife. Don't know the model number.
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It is known as a Banyan Tree and that is how it naturally grows. There is another one like this in Lahaina where the devastating fires took place that claimed over a hundred lives and miraculously it survived the fires and only inspiring hope for all the localsMe too. Plus Brownell’s baking lacquers, and their parking solutions. Cold bluing is the easiest by far. I need another bottle.
Baking lacquers stink up your oven and kitchen. But parking is dead simple, too. You can even do small parts in your microwave. Like blades and springs…
But I have a self-imposed restriction. The etch must be disappeared as a welcome side effect of normal use. No intentional removal efforts are allowed.
Just a game I play with myself. Not for sane people
I think a Barlow with a well done spear makes a very attractive pocket knife.
I believe I was with you when you bought those two old blonde Barlows. Am I right?
As I remember, they feel silky smooth like old friends.
Joey, that tree looks like it’s been pollarded. Or is just the way it grows?
The swedge makes that spey into a stunner. Do not lose that knife, Paul!
I generally always take an easily replaceable SAK but since I was traveling in the states I said why not? Sure glad I did!Great pictures. Looks like a fun tripI’m always scared to send a nice knife through checked luggage.
For a second, I thought you had a stockpile of Cooper's splinter-edition tobacco stick wood. Fine covers! Sold mine immediately.You should!But seriously great combo and really cool fixed blade!
This is on my rotted out porch at work.
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At almost 30 they were all over the place even when I was a kid, Im surprised they're still being made. Since I saw them I had to buy them.I remember those candy cigarettes when I was a young lad.
I don't recall how many packs a day I used.


In my jeans every day normally I have a Buck 303, Buck Slim Select 112, Buck 110 in a horizontal sheath & Victorinox scout type knife. Don't know the model number.
How do you post pictures?
I remember those.For a second, I thought you had a stockpile of Cooper's splinter-edition tobacco stick wood. Fine covers! Sold mine immediately.If you know, you know.