What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[dispatch184]

SUPERB knives today all :thumbup:

These 2 for me today

 

[btb01]

Awesome pic!

#73 smooth yellow bone and 2015 Steel blue Pioneer:thumbup:

Man, that yellow is awesome!

Edit: Apparently "awesome" is the only adjective I could think of tonight.

 

[flatblackcapo]

 

[SadSappySucker]

Thanks Ron. That houndstooth looks very nice. If the bocote on my forum knife looks half as good as that then I will be more than happy.

 

[bleh]

STREK was perfect for sawing into our pumpkins. After we got the tops off with the saw, my wife carved hers with the STREK, while I used my 77 stag Jack (which I also used last year).

 

[paulhilborn]

Awesome pic!

Man, that yellow is awesome!

Edit: Apparently "awesome" is the only adjective I could think of tonight.

Thank you bt, when it came up on the sale forum I apparently thought it was "awesome" as well

To say I'm more than a little pleased with it is an understatement

 

[Half/Stop]

Thanks Ron. That houndstooth looks very nice. If the bocote on my forum knife looks half as good as that then I will be more than happy.

+1:thumbup: on that! My thoughts exactly!:thumbup:

 

[Lemmy Caution]

Still going strong with the 77

 

[2Dead]

Thanks Tim and Erik. That #33 has been carried most days for the last few years. Sometimes as the main, sometimes with another knife too.

 

[wundergussy]

 

[HST]

^^^sweet. Is that black saw cut bone?

 

[_RJ_]

Still going strong with the 77

Beautiful

 

[eschwebach]

Boker lockback for me today... Another wet and windy one outside. :barf:

 

[MT Damascus]

 

[swaybacksteve]

Nice SAK MT Damascus... got in the Dark Blue Pioneer today so carrying with the cadet

 

[HST]

This guy today - I'm trying to be creative like you guys, with my pics...

 

[BearBug]

Great pics. Is it a prerequisite to be a great photographer for this thread? I try my best anyhow. Are there ever calendars made?

Carved the 'lanterns Tuesday night, been quite busy until now.



Bleh good call on using the electrician. I kept thinking that the 65 fish knife would be handy for pumpkins with the saw and it looks like a sleander clip point. The 54 was a bit wide so I used the spear mainly, I had to use the Big Jack though, it's my most carried.
Bear with his pumpkin, and
Bug with hers.

 

[SadSappySucker]

I haven't been able to leave the house without this 110.

And the slip joint for the day is the 77.

 

[wundergussy]

^^^sweet. Is that black saw cut bone?

It's a dark brown -- color really shows up in natural light, but it changes a lot depending on the environment.

 

[HST]

Great pics. Is it a prerequisite to be a great photographer for this thread? I try my best anyhow. Are there ever calendars made?

Carved the 'lanterns Tuesday night, been quite busy until now.

Those look great. I'm starting to think so with all the great pics. I'm with you, I'll try anyhow, however, your pumpkin pics look awesome.

It's a dark brown -- color really shows up in natural light, but it changes a lot depending on the environment.

Very cool, I've never seen one before.