What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

A #25 and a #36 today:

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A new favorite...a Queen Two-blade Wharnecliffe in Amber Stag. It came a bit loosey goosey, so a bit of gentle peening cut down on play and liner gaps but I haven't finished refinishing the bolsters. That said, it showed up spooky sharp. This has similar lines, to my eyes, to the Seahorse but in a small package that's perfect for my coin pocket. And I LOVE the D2.

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J_Curd said:
A new favorite...a Queen Two-blade Wharnecliffe in Amber Stag. It came a bit loosey goosey, so a bit of gentle peening cut down on play and liner gaps but I haven't finished refinishing the bolsters. That said, it showed up spooky sharp. This has similar lines, to my eyes, to the Seahorse but in a small package that's perfect for my coin pocket. And I LOVE the D2.
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I like the looks of that! Is it thin? I know there was a review back in January and that was one issue that was raised. I like a single spring knife to be nice and thin.

In any case, it looks like a great little knife and Queen's D2 is excellent, in my opinion. Congrats!
 
Mark, the jigging on your 2014BF knife is awesome! (plus that's a very classy SBJ)

Tom, it's hard to get a great knife out of your pocket for something else isn't it? That's exactly why I'm carrying my Davison again today...

 
Peregrin said:
I like the looks of that! Is it thin? I know there was a review back in January and that was one issue that was raised. I like a single spring knife to be nice and thin.

In any case, it looks like a great little knife and Queen's D2 is excellent, in my opinion. Congrats!
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Thanks Peregrin!

Without breaking out a micrometer, it's roundabout the same thickness as my G-10 Peanut, albeit more tapered at the bolsters. Mine is narrower than the one in the review you noted. I believe these may only available through AGR. I will say, had I not been so fond of the pattern, and namely the shape of the big bellied and well-convexed pen blade, I might've been unhappy with the F&F...but nothing I can't fix for such a fine little setup.
 
Going through my EDC box today i realised i have not carried the Buckaroo for a while, so i took it out gave the blades a clean, ( i can not really make my mind up about patina, when all is said and done it just looks dirty IMHO ).

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Jsega51 said:
Tom, it's hard to get a great knife out of your pocket for something else isn't it? That's exactly why I'm carrying my Davison again today...
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Agree with you Jake, nothing else seems to be able to compete with it. I fear I am boring y'all by constantly posting it. ;)

Beautiful Davison btw :thumbup:
 
Got this in the mail yesterday, so I'm carrying it today. My first Buck from the custom shop, a 110 with S30V blade and elk covers.



It's a much bigger knife than I'm used to, but I like it!
 
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