What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[PCL]

Pal Cutlery cattle knife today. Solid knife but for only having two springs its a bit chunky. No problem as I'm wearing carpenter style pants today with a handy utility pocket on the side.

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[PCL]

Just found the.same knife.in a box filled with old ones. That knife.is.the.hardest thing to open. Any place to get more info.

 

[sf fanatic]

A partly cloudy day here in the City by the Bay . Nothing major on the agenda for today other than reading the Chronicle and NY Times and solving the Spelling Bee. Keeping me company two Case/Bose gems the Modoc Special and Eureka Jack. Have a great day folks!

 

[Modoc ED]

Ran across a can of insect and bee spray in the laundry room that jarred my memory about my Camillus 72Y Yellow Jacket Whittler so I sorted it out in my magic knife box and I've slipped it in my pocket this morning. Sausage and ???? for breakfast.

 

[black mamba]

 

[WinMag775]

 

[mbkr]

It was 12F when I got up this morning, but has warmed up to 29F
Getting set to watch the Patriots and the Texans. Looks like they'll be playing in the snow up there in Boston.

 

[mac0731]

Just felt like a Barlow sort of a day.

 

[KentuckyBlackBird]

What do you call this model of Busse, ferider ? Just curious. Thanks in advance!!!

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

In honor of Jeff Amir Fleschwund

I am honored indeed, Tyson. Nice touch doing the controls route from the back, and going without a pickguard It would be a shame to cover up that flamed maple.
What is the back wood?

Lovely Thinline

 

[Tyson A Wright]

I am honored indeed, Tyson. Nice touch doing the controls route from the back, and going without a pickguard It would be a shame to cover up that flamed maple.
What is the back wood?

Lovely Thinline

Thanks! My buddy Jeremy made this as his student project at Roberto Venn in 2000, I bought it from him not too long after that. I think the back wood is cherry, but I'm not sure.

How'd your cedarcaster do today?

 

[Crappie71]

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Yes, these are a little heavy and bulky to be called Churchgoing Knives.
I'm sticking with the same ones because I like them, and because I can.
Call me Butter.
I'm on a roll.

My first gig with my latest. I believe it will do. Now I have six to choose from on Sundays. No, 8 to choose from.

See that hind leg? He's going to make a wrong decision...

See? Told you.

But Mom's home!
By the way, nothing on the kitchen counter is safe right now. I've already had to sand and re-oil the walnut on two of my favorite kitchen knives. Being a knife knut, I keep them razor sharp, which explained the blood on the kitchen floor. Of course I inspected the inside of his mouth and his paws, but never found a cut. Could be from him losing his puppy teeth, but lesson learned.

 

[ferider]

What do you call this model of Busse, ferider ? Just curious. Thanks in advance!!!

That's a "Natural Fusion Natural Outlaw (NFNO)", Eric.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Thanks! My buddy Jeremy made this as his student project at Roberto Venn in 2000, I bought it from him not too long after that. I think the back wood is cherry, but I'm not sure.

How'd your cedarcaster do today?

Hmm
I have some 2" thick black cherry lumber...

The new guitar did great, thanks. And one of the other guitar players pointed at it when we finished, and said he loved the tone

I do need to get a waterslide decal for the headstock, but can't decide between Cedarcaster and Mantlecaster, since it used to be our fireplace mantle.

 

[screened porch]

can't decide between Cedarcaster and Mantlecaster,

Or "Spincaster", if you rig it to twirl, like ZZ Top.
Maybe you should do a poll.
I went a little more formal for church, replacing the Schrade 858 with my 307.

 

[echoscout]

Staying home and hanging with this one.

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Magnificent

We've had Santa Ana conditions in San Diego for the last few days. Today is supposed to be the peak with highs in the mid 70's.

A US Schrade 8OT

Classic

Ran across a can of insect and bee spray in the laundry room that jarred my memory about my Camillus 72Y Yellow Jacket Whittler so I sorted it out in my magic knife box and I've slipped it in my pocket this morning. Sausage and ???? for breakfast.

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[knarfeng]

If I might add a reminder, please remember that knives with pocket clips are not Traditional. If the rest of the knife is traditional, please show it with the pocket clip out of sight.
Meanwhile,
The one on the bottom (I think)

 

[RLB0414]

Yes, these are a little heavy and bulky to be called Churchgoing Knives.
I'm sticking with the same ones because I like them, and because I can.
Call me Butter.
I'm on a roll.

My first gig with my latest. I believe it will do. Now I have six to choose from on Sundays. No, 8 to choose from.

See that hind leg? He's going to make a wrong decision...

See? Told you.

But Mom's home!
By the way, nothing on the kitchen counter is safe right now. I've already had to sand and re-oil the walnut on two of my favorite kitchen knives. Being a knife knut, I keep them razor sharp, which explained the blood on the kitchen floor. Of course I inspected the inside of his mouth and his paws, but never found a cut. Could be from him losing his puppy teeth, but lesson learned.

Wow, he is growing fast.

 

[sunknife]