What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[2Dead]

Linus

The #25 looks huge in your pic

Middle knife:

~ P.

I love the blue I was carrying my Ken Erickson jack today but think I'll go blue too

 

[black mamba]

Queen #9 in carved stag bone.

 

[toto07]

Viper

 

[Daddyo16]

 

[9blades]

I've got this little ulster with me today. . .have a great weekend everyone!!

 

[Old & In The Way]

 

[harronek]

I don't carry my Thier enough .
They excel at BBQ's , dining , round the table events .
They are one of the finer things in life :thumbup:

Ken

 

[Druk]

Camilius TL-29, again today.

I also have my Case folding hunter with amber rancher, sawcut bone, I forgot I already had a knife in my pocket when I was running out the door.

 

[Hammer67]

TGIF, compadres!

 

[Old & In The Way]

I don't carry my Thier enough .
They excel at BBQ's , dining , round the table events .
They are one of the finer things in life :thumbup:

Ken

I don't carry mine very often either but agree that they excel around the table. This one is the Compact and it carries nicely in my watch pocket.

 

[fot0]

 

[dma1965]

I have had this Henckels (Boker) Congress knife for a few years now. I bought several of them, and most are safe queens, but decided I would make this a user. I wanted to whittle with it when I first got it, but the blade geometry was way off. I spent a lot of time modifying it, and now it is one of my favorite knives, and a great whittler.

I also decided to serrate one of the redundant sheepsfoot blades to use as a utility and food knife (I mostly use it for harvesting and cutting fruit). It is pretty easy to serrate a blade with a round diamond sharpener and some patience. I get annoyed by redundant blade shapes on knives, but having one serrated makes it a perfect EDC.

I mostly carry USA made knives, but this knife has an amazing fit and finish. Blades are all very smooth, with solid half stops and great walk and talk, with no wobble whatsoever. I am pretty impressed by this knife.

 

[MT Damascus]

Kris, it's always a pleasure to see that Hartkopf! :thumbup:

Thank you Duane, I think many of us here are more than blessed with more than enough terrific knives, including you :thumbup:

TGIF, compadres!

Same to you Bruce, hope the bikes( you said moto, I assumed bikes, correct me if I am wrong, regardless, hope all is great) are running well!

Kris

 

[Primble]

Thanks guys, I certainly feel like I hit the lottery with that one!

SAK Cadet for me today.

Excellent photo Erik - that is an awesome background! :thumbup:

I don't carry this one much but decided to pocket it today. Don Morrow made this for me a few years ago. Nice WT with some of his excellent filework.

Hey Gary - that is a sweet knife there. Mr. Morrow did some excellent detail work on that one. I bet he spent a lot of time working on it. Just super and that top view is mighty impressive. Just a lot of thought put into that design! I am usually not drawn so much to file work on a knife, but, this one is so impressive, it changes my mind - at least on this knife. :thumbup:

 

[yatsunil]

The #25 looks huge in your pic

OK -maybe I went too close with the macro lens

Today's carry.

Linus

 

[arizonaranchman]

This 33 Conductor has been in my pocket since it arrived yesterday - a beautiful Gabon Ebony gift from one of our brothers here on the forum... "bearsquared" - many sincere THANKS to you Rupert!

 

[Old & In The Way]

arizonaranchman - the Conductor is such a terrific pattern, and that ebony version of yours is just gorgeous! :thumbup:

 

[Old & In The Way]

I have had this Henckels (Boker) Congress knife for a few years now. I bought several of them, and most are safe queens, but decided I would make this a user. I wanted to whittle with it when I first got it, but the blade geometry was way off. I spent a lot of time modifying it, and now it is one of my favorite knives, and a great whittler.

I also decided to serrate one of the redundant sheepsfoot blades to use as a utility and food knife (I mostly use it for harvesting and cutting fruit). It is pretty easy to serrate a blade with a round diamond sharpener and some patience. I get annoyed by redundant blade shapes on knives, but having one serrated makes it a perfect EDC.

I mostly carry USA made knives, but this knife has an amazing fit and finish. Blades are all very smooth, with solid half stops and great walk and talk, with no wobble whatsoever. I am pretty impressed by this knife.

Nice work on the blade serration and on the lizard. :thumbup:

 

[knarfeng]

An older Buck 501 in 440C.
It's the one on the left.

 

[Humppa]

Work is over for this week - today the Charlow was with me...



and a Swisstool Spirit for belt carry.