What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[yatsunil]

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.

My rule is one knife at a time. Sometimes I switch to a different one for evening carry but rarely.

As for your very kind offer to exercise my knives, I'm sure you have more than enough on your hands already! Your #15s would keep you busy for a l-o-n-g time.

I just love the feel of the #25 right now. Small, stout Sheepsfoot blade, EO - suits me perfectly!

 

[digitalurbancamo]

My birthday gift

 

[Old & In The Way]

My birthday gift

Nice gift. Happy birthday!

 

[digitalurbancamo]

Nice gift. Happy birthday!

Thank you!

 

[Humppa]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY - Stephan

Queen Gunstock Jack



and VIC Cadet

 

[Hammer67]

Diamond Jack today:

 

[sitflyer]

Andi, that Queen Gunstock looks Great! How's the edge on it now?

 

[davidA]

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.

Thanks, I will take note.

 

[Markesharp]

1972 Case 6235 1/2 today

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[Humppa]

Andi, that Queen Gunstock looks Great! How's the edge on it now?

Thanks Duane

It has a good working edge and I´m actually looking forward when I resharpen it again Just kidding

Thanks for helping me out with the reprofiling process. When it arrived I could even ride on it (as we use to say in Germany) - but not it cuts paper with ease. Much appreciated, my friend!

 

[Old & In The Way]

Andi- great looking Gunstock. Apparently Queen was a bit hit or miss on their sharpening of these as mine came exceptionally sharp.:thumbup:

Smithhammer - that Diamond Jack is pure eye candy. :thumbup:

Markesharp - beautiful 6235 1/2! Gorgeous bone on that one. :thumbup:

I'm carrying an ebony Heritage Jack today.

 

[eschwebach]

Excellent knives and photos by all!

Today I am carrying my Case Soddie Jr in chestnut jigged bone. I love the jigging on this one.

 

[Markesharp]

Thank you Stephen. Love the Ebony! :thumbup:

 

[Stich2442]

Pete

 

[Hammer67]

Smithhammer - that Diamond Jack is pure eye candy. :thumbup:

Thanks, Stephen! I haven't been carrying it lately, but it deserves attention. And use, of course. :thumbup:

Today I am carrying my Case Soddie Jr in chestnut jigged bone. I love the jigging on this one.

I can see why. That's a beauty, Erik.

 

[SonnyJim]

Wow! I haven't seen such great jigging and color on a modern Case like this in a long time! Congrats! Makes me tempted to get one, but with my luck I'd get a dud : (

~Jim

Excellent knives and photos by all!

Today I am carrying my Case Soddie Jr in chestnut jigged bone. I love the jigging on this one.

 

[Daddyo16]

Excellent knives and photos by all!

Today I am carrying my Case Soddie Jr in chestnut jigged bone. I love the jigging on this one.

Frost Cutlery had one of these when I was over there a couple of weekends ago. I came THAT close to getting it, but I think I'm gonna have to break down and get it next time!

 

[Primble]

Today:

 

[SonnyJim]

Thanks to Primble for reminding me of the "other" modern Case knives that have great jigging. I always salivate when you post your vintage Case Redbones :thumbup:

~Jim

 

[black mamba]

Well, I finally took the plunge. Several months ago I had an idea to sharpen part of the edge on my Radio knife's caplifter to create a multi-tool, with essentially a coping blade along with the clip and caplifter/driver. It is not professional quality (it was WAY harder to do than I thought!), but it works well. My mod in no way effects the use of the caplifter or flathead driver, but still gives me a precision edge for scribing and draw cutting with the tip. Criticism and suggestions gladly accepted. In pocket, today.