arizonaranchman
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Got some work to do today, so the usual large Stockman and Peanut are joined by the yella Sodbuster Jr for the grungy stuff.
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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is available! Price is $250 ea (shipped within CONUS).
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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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These two for me today :thumbup:
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Can't beat those two.
Thanks. SAKs can do it all!
That one is just getting better and better.Dropping this one in my pocket for the rest of today
^^^Exactly! Great pic and great location.
Now these would be fun to carry. All so unique and perfect!mixed two in with my fixed blades today
Thanks for the comment about my SAK. I do love it and the color is amazing.I carried a newly arrived Charlow today:
Nice pic today. Surprise!
You always have great pics. That one is a stunner. Do you enjoy Stew's Blade and do you open it one handed or use the long pull?Another great choice.
Linus
Can't go wrong with those. Great pic.
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For today
I have never seen one in that color before Jennifer! Beautiful. :thumbup:
GEC #72 for me today.
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Bad picture of a good knife. I am really digging the primitive bone.
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Many of you commented on my daughter's pics - thanks to all of you. I appreciate each one of them. She is really enjoying her new knife. She's a pretty awesome kid as well.
We were out most of the weekend, so far behind on posting about the great pics, but so many amazing knives. It's fun to see them and dream about them. Thanks for sharing.
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Micro Farmer? Love that knife, wish I had known about them when they were in stock, hopefully he will do another run of those.
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Eric's Jack again at work,
Kris
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Gary W. Graley
“Imagination is more important than knowledge"
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Just got this in, an Opinel Slim model #8 in Bubinga wood, just fun to say
Blade at the spine is just a hair over 1mm thick, this is a slim cutter!!!
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Blade at the spine is just a hair over 1mm thick, this is a slim cutter!!!
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As a newbie Knife collector , I can't tell what knife is underneath the Swiss Army . Looks great though ! For today I'm just carrying my Case Copperlock .
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Thanks. Another beautiful pic of a gorgeous 72.
I can see why. It's outstanding. Can't wait to see one in person.
Two excellent choices.
Thanks. Yes, I believe it was called a micro farmer. Has wood saw and small blade replaces file. Great carry. I hope he does another run soon. Love this one!
Flint Hills - Can't go wrong with those two.
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Hey Rusty,
It is a Case Swayback Jack in Chestnut bone with CV blades. Just like Humppa's up the page a bit. It is a fantastic knife and very well made. Highly recommended!
It is a Case Swayback Jack in Chestnut bone with CV blades. Just like Humppa's up the page a bit. It is a fantastic knife and very well made. Highly recommended!
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I couldn´t agree more
Here, here!
It's my number one 'T'bone', a beaut of a gift from Willgoy. I've been doing some incoming goods inspection today, it's been a great help too.
Of course, I have been carrying something else until today....
That's a sneak peak only of one of two beautiful knives gifted by Papa Andi just this weekend gone :thumbup:
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