What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Stich2442]

Pete
Great photos, especially the one with the butterfly

Thanks good eye

Pete

 

[Primble]

Beautiful Mr P :thumbup:

The RJ is riding solo today

Thanks for the comment Jack and sorry about the cold you picked up - good to see the Radio Jack is back in charge again.

This sweet #15 just arrived from Esnyx. I think I'll slip it in my pocket for the rest of the day.

Nice knife Zach and Esynx - very pretty wood! :thumbup:

Finest knife of the day - and in my opinion - by a fairly large margin. It is a real beauty Stephen! That shield is one of my favorites. :thumbup:

 

[Rsmith_77]

still rocking ol' reliable here

 

[Invoice]

Two Queens today. The red S&M is a very nice tight little knife.

 

[hunterjrg]

Invoice that is a nice S&M. Tell me more. Length and steel?

 

[davidA]

Hello everyone:

Please excuse my absence from these forums, after so very many years.

Here is a link to my usual EDC.

Here is another photo. Note: I am still learning how to do this

It's a F.A.K I believe, which was the model for the first S.A.K.

Note: I usually carry a S.O.G Vision as well, as I do not wish to damage this old beauty.

Cheers

David

 

[esnyx]

 

[yatsunil]

That's an awesome looking knife. What's that bone called?

I think it's called American Elk.

 

[xceptnl]

I love mine. Is that what its considered, a melon tester?

I don't think so. I don't own one but I've always thought of the Ben Hogan as a slim copperhead.

The 89 was GECs melon tester, or melon whittler.

Saying that, it's all subject to interpretation, you say tomato, I say...

I agree with pmew that it is more of a slim copperhead, but I believe it will serve the exact same role... at least til I can try a #89 (it's been on my list). I really love the long handle and blade. I plan to try one of the locking Hogans as well.

 

[Invoice]

Invoice that is a nice S&M. Tell me more. Length and steel?

I'm off to beddy-by. More pics and info in the morning.

 

[larson1122]

That pivot is awesome. He does great work.

Awesome looking knife, Zach!! That one is going to be a pleasure to carry

Nice knife Zach and Esynx - very pretty wood! :thumbup:

Thanks for the compliments gentlemen!

 

[556hunter]

 

[deskil]

NIce Old Timer there. Welcome, and I'm glad to see you got the picture thing figured out, on your own. Shows you're capable of cogitation.

 

[harronek]

This hasn't left my side since I got it .


Ken

 

[flatblackcapo]

I can see why. I love the stag.:thumbup:

I have the good ol' TL-29 with me today.

 

[yatsunil]

#25EO staying in the pocket again.

 

[xceptnl]

You need to carry that red micarta #56, it looks lonely!

 

[yatsunil]

You need to carry that red micarta #56, it looks lonely!

Heh! I hear you. There's only so many days in a week you know

 

[xceptnl]

Heh! I hear you. There's only so many days in a week you know

True, but you can always fill more pockets. If you want them to get rotated in, I would be willing to work out your knives for you. Especially if you're short on time.

 

[knarfeng]

Hello everyone:

Please excuse my absence from these forums, after so very many years.
Here is a link to my usual EDC.
Here is another photo. Note: I am still learning how to do this
It's a F.A.K I believe, which was the model for the first S.A.K.
Note: I usually carry a S.O.G Vision as well, as I do not wish to damage this old beauty.
Cheers
David

Your photos don't display. Dropbox isn't made for public display of photos. Try uploading them to a site that is. I've had good luck with photobucket.

Edited to add:
However, your SOG Vision needs to stay hidden. No knives with thumb studs or pocket clips, please.