What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Just for you Stephen:eek:

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It's 3 and 3/8ths:D
 
Great knives again today.

Stephen Great looking 38! :cool:

Gevo Awesome KK! I need one for my yard :eek::D

Ron Love the blue Camel bone on your IRJ :thumbup:

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Gev - Outstanding, as is the "AAA" Bingham! :D

Mark - Wow! Look at that jigged bone Forum Knife! And not just any jigged bone, but absolutely stunning jigged bone. :thumbup::thumbup:
 
Paul
Thank you, sir!!

Marko
It only trimmed a bit of lemon balm;) Great looking knife....wow!!! That bone is fantastic.

Stephen
Much appreciated! Hope your having a fine evening, Sir!!
 
Doc Hagen Lanny's Clip in CPM 154 and desert ironwood burl with me this evening,

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great grind lines with a deep cut swedge
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Thanks Tom, Doc is getting older but still makes a heck of a knife. My wife and I see him each year(for many years now) at the MKA show in Missoula. My wife picked up a beautiful sting ray skin wallet from him last year along with this knife. Here is another by Doc in Sambar stag,

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Thanks Stephen and Gevo! I bought that bone white! :eek: I think I like the color real well. :)

I just got a PM from Rick Meneffee asking if I was a knife maker :eek: I guess I will be after I make a few of these Barlow's that I designed :eek::D

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'Fantastic jigging' on that beauty would be an understatement, Mark!!
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Kris - love that Doc Hagen. DIB on a slipjoint generally always trips my trigger, and that's an exemplary piece. And that swedge is over the top!
 
Mark, I said it before but like the others here it's worth repeating...that's fantastic bone on that forum knife brother:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::cool:
 
5K Qs said:
Help me, Doctor! What's the story behind that knife? Is the shield a map of Ohio?? Curious, but very cool! :thumbup::confused::thumbup:
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Hey 5K, the shield is totally Ohio because that's my sweet GEC 48 Buckeye Trapper SFO. I'll try get some more pics up tomorrow. Hands down my best looking knife.

A gentleman by the name of Chris Tenney came up with these, if you need his contact info let me know.
 
Lots of great pics and great-looking knives folks :thumbup:

Carrying this old friend today :)

 
I have been carrying and using this humble Opinel nr 9 for a while now. As you see I have done modifications, like doing some reshaping to the handle, adding an easy open notch and burning the handle surface. After sanding the soot off I burned again, sanded again and dropped the knife in a can of teak oil, left it there for 3 days and nights. After the oil had cured I bathed the pivot area in a mixture of vaselin and bicycle chain oil. The pivot was still a bit loose so I snugged it up with a ball peen hammer. I like it quite tight, so it is a 2 hand opener and a dedicated friction folder.

I must say I like this knife a lot. It cuts with ease and is feather light and easy to carry.

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"all around the country coast to coast,
people always say what do you like most,
I don't wanna brag i don't wanna boast,
I always tell 'em I like toast.

yeah TOAST yeah TOAST"

Haywood Banks
Jack Black said:
Lots of great pics and great-looking knives folks :thumbup:

Carrying this old friend today :)

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I'm liking this svelte whittler a lot!

 
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