What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Ok, this is pretty blatant, tell me if you see Erik's influence here :p

You know what they say "Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery" :o

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Paul
 
paulhilborn said:
Ok, this is pretty blatant, tell me if you see Erik's influence here :p

You know what they say "Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery" :o

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Paul
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Now that is a classy setup:thumbup:

Just be careful that no one drags you to the scrapyard to turn in your copper
:D

Pete
 
avoidspam said:
Sorry, slow response Jeff. Busy bee! The #73 is my favourite working pattern, I prefer it to the Bullnose as the frame is a little deeper. There are many good reasons why they don't hang around every time GEC produce a run!:)

I like the splash of colour your Viper offers in the pic, where is it?

Sam
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Thanks Sam, the pic was taken yesterday in the stone shop i work at. Thats a 18" bladed bridgesaw in the background. That sucker is very fast at turning raw slab into dimensional counters very quickly :)
 
Stich2442 said:
Now that is a classy setup:thumbup:

Just be careful that no one drags you to the scrapyard to turn in your copper
:D


Pete
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Thanks Pete, I hear ya about the copper trade, my brothers an electrician and they lock up the yard every night and that still doesn't stop the thieves!!!

avoidspam said:
A cornucopia of copper Paul!^^
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I like that description Sam :thumbup:.

Paul
 
Nice copper pocket pals. Really like that flashlight, what is it? Be a good combo with my copper alox ;)


Oh and I almost forgot, many thanks for the birthday wishes my friend. Much appreciated. Looking forward to some spring time very soon.
 
rockgolfer said:
Nice copper pocket pals. Really like that flashlight, what is it? Be a good combo with my copper alox ;)


Oh and I almost forgot, many thanks for the birthday wishes my friend. Much appreciated. Looking forward to some spring time very soon.
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Jeff, it's a Maratac copper aaa light. I have a couple in stainless, ones in my Carhartt at all times and one that I carry on me every day. I haven't really carried the copper much at all but now I have reason to.

Paul
 
Gevonovich said:
Funny, Sam! And yes the bone on that knife is fantastic and it has sunken joints! Great knife Simple Man
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Thanks guys. I have been looking for a PocketEze to carry for quite a while and this one is impressive. Smooth all the way around like a river washed pebble. You can tell there was a lot intention and care when it was put together. It has definitely been around the block a few times, but Man-O-Man the stories I bet it could tell. I am a huge fan of sunk joints, they carry so much better than something with a sharp tang pokin' out.

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Simple Man, that is a true gem there! I like you would love to hear her stories. What a great knife!!!

Paul
 
Simple Man said:
Thanks guys. I have been looking for a PocketEze to carry for quite a while and this one is impressive. Smooth all the way around like a river washed pebble. You can tell there was a lot intention and care when it was put together. It has definitely been around the block a few times, but Man-O-Man the stories I bet it could tell. I am a huge fan of sunk joints, they carry so much better than something with a sharp tang pokin' out.

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So nice I have to quote the picture again! Splendid find. Carry that with joy, Simple Man! What is the closed length?
 
Yeah, I got a little carried away (it really did deserve better pics), but I'll make sure to carry it tomorrow to make up for it. ;)

3 1/4", I usually prefer a bit bigger, but it really suits this one.
 
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