What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Hartkopf lockback in thuya burl and 300 layer Markus Balbach carbon damascus

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Kris
 
That is one seriously sharp knife.

Thanks Andy, it is indeed, quite sharp, that was a push cut down through the phone book, knife needs to have very good geometry to do so ;)
G2
 
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Seeing that beautiful 087 makes me want to carry mine. It's an XX era in very good condition and I just can't bring myself to use it. Great set of knives.

Thanks it's a 10 dot (1970) it was pretty minty when Paul Hilborn gifted it to me :thumbup:, I don't shelf anything, the #15 Charlow was new also when Jon Slider gifted it to me :thumbup: some really great folks around here.

Pete
 
Found this Sword brand junior cattle knife at a show today. Composite handles with very little shrinkage. The edge on the main looked like someone dragged it through gravel but with that old carbon steel it only took a few minutes to get a nice sharp microbevel on there. Best thing about this one is that all three blades are tight with excellent walk & talk. More pictures to come later.

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Today I am carrying a cheap Tomahawk brand imitation Buck 110.
Despite it's inexpensive price and cheap quality; this particular one is quite useable and hardy. It's my beater knife.

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Cold and wet tomorrow so I'll have this and a Pioneer with me.

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ooooh your scrimshaw arrived!
how you liking the shrade stainless? I believe i was told it was 440A, but i am not certain.

and no new pics, but still doing the farmer and Texas jack daily :P
oh and i got an email and called the store and my black pioneer should finally be here wednesday, most likely :d
 
ooooh your scrimshaw arrived!
how you liking the shrade stainless? I believe i was told it was 440A, but i am not certain.

and no new pics, but still doing the farmer and Texas jack daily :P
oh and i got an email and called the store and my black pioneer should finally be here wednesday, most likely :d

Good news on your Pioneer!!!!

The Schrade+ is actually pretty good IMO. Schrades are ground thin and the Schrade+ blades sharpen up nicely, hold a decent edge and have always given me good service (sorta like SAK steel)...nothing like their 1095, but I have better luck with it than Case's stainless. I have used Schrade+ for years on Uncle Henry's so no surprises. :thumbup:

Recently bought a Schrade+ yellow trapper and I'm liking it a lot too!!!!
 
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