What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

That's an outstanding knife, Bob! :thumbup::thumbup:

One of the knives I'll carry today is this Joker I purchased in Valencia. A recent post in another thread by Brad (coolio) showing a bottle of wine from Valencia reminded me of what a pleasant time I had there and what a fine knife I bought as a souvenir there.
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- GT
 
Markesharp said:
My first hand made slip joint :)

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That thing is BEAUTIFUL Mark!!!! Very very nicely done!:):):):thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
Sorry for the late reply buddy, we've been out of town all week and I really haven't been on my phone too much.:eek::eek::cool::cool::cool:

Ryan
 
556hunter said:
That thing is BEAUTIFUL Mark!!!! Very very nicely done!:):):):thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
Sorry for the late reply buddy, we've been out of town all week and I really haven't been on my phone too much.:eek::eek::cool::cool::cool:

Ryan
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Whew! :eek: Ryan I was just going to call you buddy, I was getting concerned since I hadn't seen you on the forum for awhile :)
Thanks!
 
clutchcarter said:
It's a Dr. T custom, here's a better picture.....
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That is an awesome Dr. T Mark! Zulu spear blade? The green micarta with steel bolsters, shield and pins just POP! :thumbup:

Nice Esnyx Beerlow Bob! Hey......"Bob's Beerlow"..... I like it! :D
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BigBiscuit said:
Thanks Gary. I like the simplicity of the Joker as well. :thumbup:
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Thanks, Bob! :)

Tom, great photo as usual of your daily dynamic duo! :thumbup::thumbup:
That SAK does NOT look "stock" to me with its red liners and Torx pins and I think I see an in-line Philips screwdriver. :eek::cool::eek:
Can you share some of the background and/or details of that splendid knife?

- GT
 
5K Qs said:
That SAK does NOT look "stock" to me with its red liners and Torx pins and I think I see an in-line Philips screwdriver. :eek::cool::eek: Can you share some of the background and/or details of that splendid knife?
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Thanks GT, and happy to: that is a custom SAK by forum member Syph007. You can see his fantastic work in his Custom SAK modder thread. Mine includes my "ideal" selection of tools for coping with suburbia: can opener, cap lifter, philips screwdriver, electricians blade, and main blade ;).
 
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