The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Had these with me early this morning to check out the Trug . ( raised garden ) A 73 and 83
Will take the cover off shortly . Soon as it is consistantly warm.
Harry
I'm totin a SAK Electrician clipped IWB , but only for a short trial run because I cant afford to get the sheath marked or dirty , its a friends birthday present I just finished .
Ken
Thanks for pointing out the Opinel garden knife, TB.I kinda like the kick at the end of the standard Opi handles. Though it's a bit larger, I think the Opi #8 garden knife might tick some of your boxes. It would probably look good with a worked handle, too.
Today's riders on the storm(s):
Happy Friday, everyone!
Id never noticed its spearpoint blade before; thats an attractive feature to me.Thanks for more info about your Opinel mod; you have some admirable talents. A.L.! :thumbup:
Thanks! I used dremel. Without trying to sound like person who loves self too much, I kind of have stable hand because I've done all sorts of drawing and shaping in my life.
I used kiridashi to remove excess stock from the handle and then dremeled that too. I used my zippo for burning.
Thanks, Jack.
Thanks GT:thumbup: Yes, my Slim Jack was on the table, I need to take more pics
Vic Electrician and a Sodbuster Jnr is a great combination I think :thumbup:
Congrats on your new Northwoods, Jeff! :thumbup:
Good to see that attractive young doctor at work.take your vitamins!
I enjoyed the story and another look at your I*XL Barlow! :thumbup:[/IMG]
Took the Wostenholm I-XL to lunch to show to an old English friend who recalled being in the British Merchant Marines in the late '40's and transporting large rolls of steel from Pennsylvania to Sheffield for tempering then delivering them back to Pennsylvania.
Oops, I forgot about black fly season.Thanks for the kind comment Gary. The woods were spectacular as all the leaves were breaking out. The sun not so much as it brings out a gazillion black flies.
Today I carried a 13 Forum knife and a GEC 92.
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Ken K.
Quality pair, as usual, Ken; I always enjoy the contrasting black/white combos, and that BF congress jack is so elegant! :thumbup:Very nice! I think youre the person who made me aware of this intriguing pattern; thanks!Case Humpback Stockman for the foreseeable future.
Its a rainbow, Shawn!I love watching the patina grow and change on my yeller Soddie Jr.
Been working away from home for a little over a week and only brought this guy with me. This Case can work...Wow!!
I'm totin a SAK Electrician clipped IWB , but only for a short trial run because I cant afford to get the sheath marked or dirty , its a friends birthday present I just finished .
Ken
Hope everyone's well,
Pete
A beauty of a knife, looks very warm and satisfying to hold in hand. Is this the Texas Jack?Been working away from home for a little over a week and only brought this guy with me. This Case can work...Wow!!
. i have cruise this thread more often the variety of knives is wonderful, but some of the pics are just, well...professional quality or darn close. Wow.
