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I drool every time I see this knife!
You are not alone in that response.
Stunning David :thumbup:.
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Stunning David :thumbup:.
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That sure is a beauty David. Todd makes some really nice stuff.
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this is redundant since I posted another picture in the other thread, but it's IN my pocket now after a waxing and sharpening. My first up-market factory traditional since getting serious about knives. Lovely little piece. I get it.
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Pete
Were you hunting fiddleheads or are they just part of the background? Good eating!
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R.c.s, which model EKA is that. Bubinga wood and 12C27 blade steel is it not? Would love to see a picture of it open.
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Primble - Thanks so much,Beautiful knife, beautiful pic !!! :thumbup::thumbup:
it always means a lot coming from you. I always admire the fantastic photography of your beautiful knives. :thumbup
the 38's and TC's have been amazing) I don't know how I missed this but I have been crazy busy at work (60 hours this week:grumpy 
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Kyle, Todd, & Bob - thanks for the compliments fellas! As is well known, Davison puts together one hell of a knife - glad I could get my hands on a blade combo like this one :thumbup:
As is well known, Davison puts together one hell of a knife - glad I could get my hands on a blade combo like this one :thumbup:
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David, as you likely noted, I received my first knife from Todd this week...I envy yours as much as I am anxious to get home to my own!!
40 travel hours left and counting. At least I'll sleep through 12-14 of them! At minimum, a few of our fellow Tradnatics share my pain. #sickoftheroad
Gorgeous knife. Thanks for the share!!
40 travel hours left and counting. At least I'll sleep through 12-14 of them! At minimum, a few of our fellow Tradnatics share my pain. #sickoftheroad
Gorgeous knife. Thanks for the share!!
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My queen barlow in walnut, hard at work enjoying a coffee waiting for some dough to Autolyse and some yeast to bloom.
I like this one so much, it's got a bufalo horn twin coming in!
What an excellent picture! Nice to see a Queen knife for a change. That coffee looked good too
:thumbup:Let us know how the Horn turns out, I got a Sleeveboard of theirs in it and it's some decent material.
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Just the background, while all ferns have fiddleheads, these are not edible, the fuzzy stalk is a good indicator that these are bracken ferns which can make livestock sick and cause cancer in lab rats, I do have ostrich ferns which are edible, there are a few varieties that are referred to as fiddleheads, but most have mild toxicity.
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As it is a rainy day the Magnum is taking it easy.
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Daizee put me in the mood for some ebony today while helping a buddy install a new water heater. Calf roper it is!!
And Jcurd, I got my linerless Davison swayback that I bought the day after you bought yours. It's my 3rd Davison, 1st linerless, and I will say you're going to be blown away. It's beyond light and thin. It almost feels fake...until you open that blade. Be sure to notice how seamless his knives are. You're going to be hooked! David (Thales) knows all about it lol
And Jcurd, I got my linerless Davison swayback that I bought the day after you bought yours. It's my 3rd Davison, 1st linerless, and I will say you're going to be blown away. It's beyond light and thin. It almost feels fake...until you open that blade. Be sure to notice how seamless his knives are. You're going to be hooked! David (Thales) knows all about it lol
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...Carrying this today, sorry for the old photo.
Those EO teardrops (with a coping secondary besides) are like a little heaven on earth, Dave! :thumbup::thumbup:
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Thank you GT. Some nice oldies in your pockets ! :thumbup:
Thanks for the kind words, Primble; most of my nice ones are gifts from generous friends here!
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GT, that little wharncliffe is ALL stock, very pointy, thin and sharp
Thanks for the follow-up info, Jeff!
this is redundant since I posted another picture in the other thread, but it's IN my pocket now after a waxing and sharpening. My first up-market factory traditional since getting serious about knives. Lovely little piece. I get it.
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Congrats, daizee, on a superb, elegant knife; W
W! :thumbup::thumbup:In my attempt to become an "international man of mystery", I'm carrying some European knives this week: a Vic Recruit, a Taramundi, and an Opinel.
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The Taramundi is very cool GT :thumbup:.
Totin' 2 of my absolute favorites today.
:thumbup:.Totin' 2 of my absolute favorites today.
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I've been tempted to pick up that exact model for a while now, but new knives are going to have to take a back seat to new truck payments for a while.this is redundant since I posted another picture in the other thread, but it's IN my pocket now after a waxing and sharpening. My first up-market factory traditional since getting serious about knives. Lovely little piece. I get it.
Higo for me today
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Boker copperhead today,
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"If you're not careful you'll break your arm and poke your eye out!!!"
I've been tempted to pick up that exact model for a while now, but new knives are going to have to take a back seat to new truck payments for a while.
Higo for me today
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GT - Thanks!!!, nice selection, International alright. I keep seeing those faces in your Taramundi
Tom - I can see why they are your favorites:thumbup:
smithhammer - Another beautiful pair, I really like that 61, looks like midnight jigged bone.
Jake - I love ebony and I need to pick up a calf ropper, nice knife.
oldmanrunning - looks like smooth ivory bone, I recently picked one up with those scales and really like them. Nice knife:thumbup:
SadSappySucker - I love my higo, very nice knife, great photo standing next to the oldschool skateboard
in your TaramundiTom - I can see why they are your favorites:thumbup:
smithhammer - Another beautiful pair, I really like that 61, looks like midnight jigged bone.
Jake - I love ebony and I need to pick up a calf ropper, nice knife.
oldmanrunning - looks like smooth ivory bone, I recently picked one up with those scales and really like them. Nice knife:thumbup:
SadSappySucker - I love my higo, very nice knife, great photo standing next to the oldschool skateboard