Hatchet_Jack
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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is available! Price is $250 ea (shipped within CONUS).
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/
I've been collecting knives for the better part of 30+ years. Mostly fixed blades & one-handed opening folders, although I do have quite a bit of manufactured Traditional knives. This is my very first hand made traditional knife & I love it. It was made by Matt Selfe of @Selfe Made Knives in the UK. I'm really happy with it. I like that I can pinch it open too, because I have a bad habit of biting my nails. It has a half-stop & the pull isn't too hard. Very smooth action overall. He used RWL-34 & green micarta. I really love this blade profile too. It's so useful for my needs & easy to sharpen. OAL is 7.25"
It's called The Native
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Thanks Bud.Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep???...
That SAK is a great backup to have on standby
I always enjoy seeing the pics of your adventures & carryJohnnythefox
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Glad your mother-in-law was not hurt any worse. Hopefully the flowers brightened her day.It's been a busy weekend...
My mother in-law twisted both ankles in a fall, luckily nothing is broken. It could've been alot worse.
Mrs. Hoovie & I took her some meals so she doesn't have to worry about cooking anything & can focus on resting. The @glennbad Schrade helped to cut up some flowers to cheer her up.
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Later on this afternoon I went down to my parents to help my dad fill out some of the washed out areas & repair the foundation for their house from the previous storm damage. (Still repairing things from hurricane Helene)
The BF knife continues to ride shotgun in pocket.
It's been a while since I've had to mix concrete/mortar mix in a wheelbarrow. Can't say I missed it...
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Never had to grit my teeth and attend a far away destination wedding, fortunately. But two in Michigan, one in Iowa, one in Florida, and now this one because the nieces, nephews, and/or their spouses to be live there.Thanks for the confirmation, Jeff, on weird postimage behavior recently; glad I'm not the only one, but sad it's affecting you. I had also proceeded past the warning and been blocked from loading a photo. But I think just before bedtime last night it started to work for me. I'll try to post a photo here:
Jeff, I hope you enjoy your time in Houston. Is it a "destination wedding", or does your niece live there?
- GT
Man that sucks, but good it wasn't a break!It's been a busy weekend...
My mother in-law twisted both ankles in a fall, luckily nothing is broken. It could've been alot worse.
Mrs. Hoovie & I took her some meals so she doesn't have to worry about cooking anything & can focus on resting. The @glennbad Schrade helped to cut up some flowers to cheer her up.
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Later on this afternoon I went down to my parents to help my dad fill out some of the washed out areas & repair the foundation for their house from the previous storm damage. (Still repairing things from hurricane Helene)
The BF knife continues to ride shotgun in pocket.
It's been a while since I've had to mix concrete/mortar mix in a wheelbarrow. Can't say I missed it...
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I hope y'all are doing well![]()

