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Thanks Bob, she had two antibiotic injections on Thursday and Friday. She is feeling better, tubes on Friday.
Lazy Sunday today, this Tony Bose Texas jack is with me
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Thanks Bob, she had two antibiotic injections on Thursday and Friday. She is feeling better, tubes on Friday.
Lazy Sunday today, this Tony Bose Texas jack is with me
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Very nice knives everyone!
Terrific knives Jack and pmew.
I picked up this Weidmannsheil at an antique store yesterday so I thought I'd give it a carry today.
Thanks a lot Ken, great find, that's a very interesting knife :thumbup:
With us today .
That's some choice stag Harry :thumbup:
My newest addition - #618. Apologies for flooding the different forum threads with pics, but I got this weekend and am stoked!
Congratulations
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It's been a looooong weekend, so I've had to breeze through the past few pages.
This one has been in my pocket since Friday night.
This one has been in my pocket since Friday night.
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Much appreciated Connor.
It's a Swell End Jack pattern 31SAB and it's a great comfy size. A serious nail breaker though with that bear of a back spring!
In anticipation of a couple of cold beers once I get home from work
Thanks Paul.
Those sawcut covers on the Beer Scout just looks oh so good. Really need to dig one up for myself with summer beverages around the corner.
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I decided to carry Number 10 today.
A real beauty, Dean!
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Just finished my (far from perfect) first modding job on my gardening (and dirty tasks) knife, and still have it in my pocket:
Fausto
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gentleman carry today
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Just finished my (far from perfect) first modding job on my gardening (and dirty tasks) knife, and still have it in my pocket:
Fausto
Looks very nice Fausto! What all did you do to it?
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If it's the jigging on the scales...well done Fausto!
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No, not really
I posted more info in the modified traditionals thread. Basically, I removed the combo tool, the marlin spike, reprofiled a bit the end of the handle, and tried to correct a few mistakes I had made in the process
My first modding job turned out to be an interesting experience and even though this knife is not pretty (it never was), it might become a little more mine from now on.
Maybe (when I find out where to get properly sized pins, instead of having to recycle the old ones again - doing it once was enough
) I might even change the scales and put some wood on it Fausto
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New to me yesterday. HJ6 Teamsters Jack.
Bob - That is some gorgeous Ebony on that HJ my friend. :thumbup:
Gev - That is some beautiful bone on that Jack. Who is the maker on this one?:thumbup:
It's been a looooong weekend, so I've had to breeze through the past few pages.
This one has been in my pocket since Friday night.
Erik - Love the Eureka, beautiful bone for sure! :thumbup:
I decided to carry Number 10 today.
Dean - Number 10 is loaded with character my friend.:thumbup:
I just love an old well worn and well loved sawcut bone Barlow!
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Beautiful knives as usual, folks. Lots of sweet Texas Jacks today, I considered swapping out one of today's carries for a TJ but that wouldn't have worked with the theme of the day.
That's only the third Cornwall I've seen, and it's every bit as nice as one of the "parent marque" Camillus jacks of the period. Great find, I don't blame you for letting it monopolize your pocket for a while. :thumbup:
Taking supper at the park, trying to enjoy the sub-50% humidity of pre-summer, with today's carries for Single-Blade Sunday:
The #69 in D2 is on its maiden voyage -- I think its life as a box queen (SWIDT?) is done. What's one more Barlow added to the rotation?
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