What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Primble]

aha I'll toss in a vote, acacia wood Primble

>Copycat ??!! If you can tell me exactly what that background is for my Schrade EO in two tries, I will give you that knife ! Good luck !

Roberto, the background is the top of your Boker cabinet display case.

You know my shipping address, send me a tracking number!

Nope - one guess left Tim and Mark. You can PM me your LAST try, if you want.

 

[Markesharp]

Nope - one guess left Tim and Mark. You can PM me your LAST try, if you want.

No need to PM you Roberto, that background is Antique Cherry Wood! Thank you for the Schrade buddy! You need some coin for shipping?! :co

I prefer Next Day Air. Thanks!

 

[bleh]

Looks like a primitive wood bowl to me.

 

[texasshipagent]

Bam !!

 

[Ryouchijtx]

That's one nice LT Wright Texasshipagent

 

[dave308ek]

Very cool knife Jack! I have to pick up a Joker one of these days. That wood looks great on it.

Thank you Dave, perfect duo to combat any bbq tasks. Really enjoy everyone's 73's as of late, I need to get one in hand to see how it feels (always looked just a touch bottom heavy to me)

Your first GEC looks great Tim !!! Yeah, the 73 really does feel great in hand but you are right about it being bottom heavy especially in stag. Balances perfectly with 2 fingers in the middle of the handle, haha. I appreciate a knife that balances so perfectly that when you open your hand palm up and then turn the bottom of your hand down it balances on your index finger but that doesn't happen with most slipjoints. The blade profile is awesome also.

The whittler along with the "Swiss army knife of pens" that my Daughter gave me should have all the bases covered today.

Man I love that Whittler in ebony. What a great gift from your daughter! love that McGyver SAK pen clutchcarter.


My wannabe Beer Scout

 

[flatblackcapo]

Humpback whittler today.

 

[Jack Black]

Great pics folks :thumbup:

Jack
It reminded me to get out my Aitor Castor!! And of course your meeting with Scruff

Great to see that Gev, I forgot you had one of those, I should get mine out, great little knives

Very cool knife Jack! I have to pick up a Joker one of these days. That wood looks great on it.

Thanks a lot Dave, my girlfriend picked me that one up in Barcelona. I'll look out for a Joker for you :thumbup:

Carrying these two old friends today

 

[Lemmy Caution]

Carrying these two old friends today

Nice to see you've made fast "old " friends with the Davison Jack. Can't blame you. Have a great weekend.

 

[Jack Black]

Nice to see you've made fast "old " friends with the Davison Jack. Can't blame you. Have a great weekend.

Thanks a lot pal, you too :thumbup:

 

[Ryouchijtx]

Humpback whittler today.

That is one good looking cut swedge on that Case flatblackcapo That paired with the..G10? Good looking knife

Your first GEC looks great Tim !!! Yeah, the 73 really does feel great in hand but you are right about it being bottom heavy especially in stag. Balances perfectly with 2 fingers in the middle of the handle, haha. I appreciate a knife that balances so perfectly that when you open your hand palm up and then turn the bottom of your hand down it balances on your index finger but that doesn't happen with most slipjoints. The blade profile is awesome also.

My wannabe Beer Scout

Thank you Dave, haha now that's a hard sell for a 73, may have to check one out after seeing so many on here. The SAK is the staple classic

No need to PM you Roberto, that background is Antique Cherry Wood! Thank you for the Schrade buddy! You need some coin for shipping?! :co

I prefer Next Day Air. Thanks!

Nope - one guess left Tim and Mark. You can PM me your LAST try, if you want.

You and Mark crack me up

T&E on this beauty of a fixed blade start today~

 

[oldmanrunning]

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Bringing along the jack today after an overnight tea soak. I like the outcome.

Looking good, i shall have to switch from coffee to tea.

 

[Ryouchijtx]

Looking good, i shall have to switch from coffee to tea.

Likewise oldmanrunning, this turned out amazing. Was it just soaked in strong tea for a duration and then flushed out with oil?

 

[oldmanrunning]

Likewise oldmanrunning, this turned out amazing. Was it just soaked in strong tea for a duration and then flushed out with oil?

That would be my guess Tim, i shall be soaking my TJ in tea and will post what happens.

Regards OMR.

 

[Ryouchijtx]

That would be my guess Tim, i shall be soaking my TJ in tea and will post what happens.

Regards OMR.

Thank you kindly Will definitely do so with my TJ afterwards. Love that yellowed look.

 

[CROWEMAG]

Humpback whittler today.

G10? Looks amazing.

 

[CROWEMAG]

Likewise oldmanrunning, this turned out amazing. Was it just soaked in strong tea for a duration and then flushed out with oil?

Thanks, guys! This knife has quickly become my go to. I have better, more expensive knives but I cannot keep this out of my pocket!

I soaked the knife up to the pivot area with about 5 tea bags for no less than 8 hours. The picture I posted does not accratly depict the beauty! I need to take an outside shot.

When done soaking I rinsed with water and took some "canned air" and flushed out all the important parts then oil, oil, oil!!!!

Please post pictures post soak!

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Also, carrying my Queen Canoe today.

 

[Primble]

No need to PM you Roberto, that background is Antique Cherry Wood! Thank you for the Schrade buddy! You need some coin for shipping?! :co

I prefer Next Day Air. Thanks!

Sorry about your luck. Sean came the closest ! It is an old primitive feed scoop. So - a copycat I am not.

The tea bag soaked Case turned out nice ! Very mellow look. :thumbup:

 

[HWF]

 

[Macchina]

My trusty Case CV Trapper today: