What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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I really like this knife Jim. Gonna have to get me one.
 
Kinda too busy/tired to do this thread justice today, but I did race through to look at the always-stimulating photos! :thumbup::thumbup:
One thing that jumped out at me was the higonokamis; I messed with mine a little bit today. Here's an old pic:
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Kyle, how are you and your Electrician getting along? I'm always totin' mine; here it is earning its keep a while ago:
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- GT
 
Kinda too busy/tired to do this thread justice today, but I did race through to look at the always-stimulating photos! :thumbup::thumbup:
One thing that jumped out at me was the higonokamis; I messed with mine a little bit today. Here's an old pic:
Q605jVa.jpg


Kyle, how are you and your Electrician getting along? I'm always totin' mine; here it is earning its keep a while ago:
7TkhufY.jpg


- GT
Its doing great at work. Wonder why I didn't get one sooner lol.
 
Nice OW !!! :thumbup::thumbup:;)

Thanks! It didn't see much use as a knife today, but made for a fine worry stone at the ballpark this evening. One of my sons was pitching, and despite the fact that I was never nervous when I played (about a hundred years ago), I find that watching my kids play is much more nerve racking. Happy to say they played well and won tonight though. :)
 
"Days Work" and "Farmer" go well together - beautiful !!! :thumbup::thumbup::)



Nice OW !!! :thumbup::thumbup:;)

Thanks Rob, I really like the blade selection:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

Thanks! It didn't see much use as a knife today, but made for a fine worry stone at the ballpark this evening. One of my sons was pitching, and despite the fact that I was never nervous when I played (about a hundred years ago), I find that watching my kids play is much more nerve racking. Happy to say they played well and won tonight though. :)

Stephen, I was the same way with my youngest. I played football on both offense and defensive line and the day I heard him audible "able, able" meaning he could handle the defensive end solo made me smile from ear to ear. Up to that point I was always nervous. I absolutely relived my youth through my boys playing sports:D
 
Thanks, Todd. I used it in the garden all weekend. Then cleaned it up and put it in kitchen duty. Now it's lookin' a little more plain. Time to polish it up for an updated photo.
 

Nice pic Bob :thumbup:


Beautiful :)

He said it was pretty hard to read, being sort of artistic, but he interpreted it says "one sword technique"..
So that helped a lot. :D

I know that the black higonokami has picture of samurai Yamamoto Tsunetomo, famous one who developed the "two handed technique" so it would add up SOMEHOW... sheesh, I have no idea!

So don't quote me on that!
Anyway, it came with gorgeous box like this:

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A great pic of a very interesting knife, thanks for telling us more about it :thumbup: Loving all the Higonokami pics folks :)


Cool pic Payton :thumbup:


It didn't see much use as a knife today, but made for a fine worry stone at the ballpark this evening. One of my sons was pitching, and despite the fact that I was never nervous when I played (about a hundred years ago), I find that watching my kids play is much more nerve racking. Happy to say they played well and won tonight though. :)

Glad to hear the boys had a great game Stephen, and congratulations on the win :) :thumbup:


Very nice :thumbup:
 
Inspired by all the great Higonakami pics, I thought I'd carry mine for Old Friends Friday :)



Hanging onto my TD though ;)



Have a great weekend folks :thumbup:
 
I was very lucky to win this on a GAW a year ago and I've been very pleased to use it frequently.

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Regards to all, Will
 
Thanks guys, and seems like there is higo-weekend for many of you guys. :D
Good to browse the traditional parts of BF for some change.
 
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