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queen sodbuster with genuine black plastic handles
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queen sodbuster with genuine black plastic handles
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I took this whilst I waited for the ferry in Eriskay. A tiny island at the bottom of South Uist, connected by a causeway. The Barra ferry was pretty choppy but these are the only two Ill have with me this week. The weather here is pretty crap.
Boker congress and case peanut.
Boker congress and case peanut.
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Old picture, but here's what I'm carrying today. It's got some more use on it now, I'll have to to an update shoot soon.
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Giddy-up! It's a GEC #68 Pony Jack today...
-Brett
-Brett
Giddy-up! It's a GEC #68 Pony Jack today...
-Brett
i've been looking at that pony jack for a while now and might pull the trigger. any blade play or problems?
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Great little knife.
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Wow, nice pic mate :thumbup:
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My Kutmaster TL-14.5 that was generously gifted to me by Duane.
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That's really striking.
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These two today.
Two sweeeet knives and a great picture!!
Gary W. Graley
“Imagination is more important than knowledge"
Knifemaker / Craftsman / Service Provider
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Can't seem to leave this one to home much any more,
Le Compact by Chambriard in Thiers France, handy size and super sharp!
Curly Birch scales have a lot of character in them too.
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Le Compact by Chambriard in Thiers France, handy size and super sharp!
Curly Birch scales have a lot of character in them too.
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I have the same but with a spearpoint blade. No gaps, smooth spring and liners when opened and closed, centered blades when opened and closed, razor sharp from the factory, just about perfect in every way. I think mine is at a level of fit and finish that is comparable to custom quality fit and finish (although I have yet to own a custom folder, please so do not hold me to that statement). The other Pony Jack that I used to own was not as perfect as the one I kept.
Daily carry ever since I received it a few weeks ago...
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Time for a snack
Just filled the suet feeder for a hungry Downy Woodpecker, I can't seem to get a good pic of him but he looks like this,
Kris
Just filled the suet feeder for a hungry Downy Woodpecker, I can't seem to get a good pic of him but he looks like this,
Kris
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Can't seem to leave this one to home much any more,
Le Compact by Chambriard in Thiers France, handy size and super sharp!
Curly Birch scales have a lot of character in them too.
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I can see why Gary, it's a gorgeous knife!!!
Paul