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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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-Brett
 
Once again great knives from everyone.

I really like the rams horn and am seriously interested in the lime cutters.

Carried this one today.

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Ken K.
 
Old Engineer said:
5K Qs said:
Thanks, Rick! :) It's always encouraging when someone actually recognizes what I'm trying to do with a whittling project. :p
That one started out as just a large chunk of ground cover/mulch under the bushes near a bus stop I use, and it was all black from being under the snow and ice all winter. So at first I was just mindlessly shaving off the outer layer and thinking maybe I'd try a rocket ship. But on the day that "inspiration" hit, I was finishing the clean-up with a congress knife and noticed the curvature of my wood chunk and decided to try to whittle a simple little congress pattern knife.

Maybe I should make that a recurring theme. There are lots of knife patterns that I like and are quite distinctive that could serve as "models" for my projects. And whittling a knife is kinda cool because you can start out quite basic and gradually put in all kinds of details as time goes by.

- GT
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I hope you keep us up-dated with your progress GT !!!
Harry
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Thanks for your interest, Harry. IF I make progress, I'll be sure to post updates. My problem is I have big plans and little time; I think I should have put off acquiring a knife hobby until after I retire!! :rolleyes::o

- GT
 
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