What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[dispatch184]

Drew, that is a rich picture and that sowbelly is the icing. Wow!!

The Palo Santo was another one that called to me when I first saw it. That JH LLoyd is a looker!

Thanks much!

Dean thank you as well :thumbup:

 

[Markesharp]

HSB

Great old HSB Gevo! Love the spey blade.

Nice knives and pictures today everyone:thumbup:

Carried my #38 ebony Whittler today when I found an extra cedar spindle under the deck I built a few years back and thought I'd try and carve a Viking like figure in it

Note to shelf: learn how to carve

Nice 38 Whittler Brother! :thumbup:

Note to self: Don't take whittling lessons from Paul

Carried these two the last two days

 

[Old Hunter]

Been carrying this pair for the last week, the Schrade 897UH for EDC at work and the Case 5318 for Sunday and dress use. I compared the two the other day and realized that they're nearly identical except the Case is much nicer in polish and has real stag handles. These two pocketknives fit my style and needs. OH

 

[garddogg56]

OH I had ya pegged as a Buckman

 

[J_Curd]

For me, what the final result looks like isn't as important as the relaxing time I spend on carving it.

- GT

Your sentiment is spot on GT. My "whattles?" Are all about the journey... because the destination is less than prideful.

 

[J_Curd]

Hey guys, I'm more reader (and listener) than a writer, but I just need to thank all of you, for creating such a fantastic peaceful place on the Net. When city where I live starts feeling too rushed to me - and I can't go to the woods for some reason - then you can find me here in this subforum, reading stories, looking to pictures. It really calms me down.
Back for the topic: lately I have these two in my pockets (along with one modern folder): Mighty Opinel, and Almighty Farmer. Great companions.

PS: pardon my English, I'm not very strong in it.

I've shared much the same experience over the last year. Your English is plenty strong; I was born and raised in Kentucky so we share the same plight.

I was heart-warmed by your sentiment. This is a special place. Our moderators have created a culture that would do well to proliferate elsewhere.

 

[Gevonovich]

A wonderful photo of a more wonderful HSB Gevo! May we see a few more photos of that one soon?

Here is one more, my friend. Sorry for the delay...was cutting up all the trees that were blown down in last nights mega storm

Great old HSB Gevo! Love the spey blade.



Nice 38 Whittler Brother! :thumbup:

Note to self: Don't take whittling lessons from Paul

Carried these two the last two days

It would be hard to give up your pocket to anything else!!!

Paul
Super nice carry today and I see old man winds in that work

 

[flatblackcapo]

 

[thales2015]

That's damn cool brother! NICE :thumbup:

Nice knives and pictures today everyone:thumbup:

Carried my #38 ebony Whittler today when I found an extra cedar spindle under the deck I built a few years back and thought I'd try and carve a Viking like figure in it

Note to shelf: learn how to carve

 

[Primble]

Damascus seems to been winning the day:

Great knife !!! :thumbup::thumbup:

HSB

Wonderful oldie Gevo !!! Mega storm - ohhh no - hope you didn't lose too many trees !!!

Been carrying this pair for the last week, the Schrade 897UH for EDC at work and the Case 5318 for Sunday and dress use. I compared the two the other day and realized that they're nearly identical except the Case is much nicer in polish and has real stag handles. These two pocketknives fit my style and needs. OH

Happy to see you are getting good use out of the Case OH !!! :thumbup::thumbup:

It is very gratifying to learn over time that a give away knife is so appreciated by it's new owner. Thank you for that ! :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

Primble that soup bone is perfect, best one I have seen. Great pictures of it.

JH Lloyd and SAK Manager with me at work today.

Thank you and that is a fine pair sir !

 

[Gevonovich]

Great knife !!! :thumbup::thumbup:

Wonderful oldie Gevo !!! Mega storm - ohhh no - hope you didn't lose too many trees !!!

Thanks for the compliment, my friend. Well, time will tell. Many were badly damaged, lots of big limb loss. One tree is a total loss. The neighbor across the streets car is still buried under two trees!!

 

[Primble]

Thanks for the compliment, my friend. Well, time will tell. Many were badly damaged, lots of big limb loss. One tree is a total loss. The neighbor across the streets car is still buried under two trees!!

I suppose everything's bigger in Texas doesn't always work out to be an advantage.

Must have been a big wind !!

 

[paulhilborn]

Mark, I agree brother...Don't follow my lead as I'm not sure if it's carving or Whittling? I know one thing for sure...I didn't cut myself

Gev, Old Man Winds has got a ways to go but it was fun killin a couple of hours:thumbup: I too love your HSB, great knife

David, thank you it just kinda happened as all I really had in mind was bald head & a big beard

Enjoy your Memorial Day Holiday everyone...and a HUGE THANK YOU!!! to all those who have served, past and present and their amazing families:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

 

[combatjiujitsu]

Opinel helped with a little lunch

 

[thales2015]

Great knife !!! :thumbup::thumbup:

Thank you sir! Definitely a favorite

 

[Jack Black]

I see you finally got a round tuit Jim :thumbup:

Nice Whittler and nice whittlin' Paul :thumbup:

Great pic :thumbup:

I thought I'd pair these two up today

 

[Old & In The Way]

Who kept the faith and fought the fight; The glory theirs, the duty ours. - Wallace Bruce

 

[Chris Montgomery]

That is a beauty Stephen. The bone is lovely.

Chris

 

[nugun55]

Who kept the faith and fought the fight; The glory theirs, the duty ours. - Wallace Bruce

True words and a great knife.:thumbup:

 

[pertinux]

Today's carry, as inspired by black mamba:

~ P.