What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[paulhilborn]

This ebony #15 came the other day, haven't had a chance to carry it till now. Added to last years landscaping and had my #77 canvas barlow Friday and my Stag #73 when I finished up Saturday.

 

[Peregrin]

Lookin' good Paul!

 

[joeradza]

Ooh that 73.

 

[Dschal]

Not just lifting crowns.

 

[lambertiana]

Going old school with this Southington. It's a good example of how cocobolo turns very dark with time.

 

[rockman0]

Going old school with this Southington. It's a good example of how cocobolo turns very dark with time.

Love it

 

[Fodderwing]

Nice one rockman0! I'm carrying a Lloyd today myself. It's been the "one" since I got it.

Those two Lloyds are so beautiful. Such rich stag. Love his work.

 

[rockman0]

I can see why its a favorite rockman, beautiful knife!!!

Thanks Paul, the 52100 is great steel on a thin blade, it's easy to keep scalpel sharp, cuts cardboard like butter.

 

[AShearer]

Just wonderful all of you. I can't keep up with all tese incredible knife shots. So I won't try

 

[thefrank]

Weekend carry

 

[rockman0]

Those two Lloyds are so beautiful. Such rich stag. Love his work.

He is a master of stag and for the money it's a bargain, his occasional use of 52100 is a plus for Me!
That's a beauty you have Fodderwing!

 

[black mamba]

I pulled out the ram's horn Marbles sowbelly this evening.

 

[flatblackcapo]

G-10 covers on the Marbles scout, FBC.
That is killer stag on that Edge Mark!!!

A Wright & Son rosewood lambsfoot

- GT

Thanks for the info on the Scout and the complement on the Edge Mark, Gary. The patina on your Lambsfoot looks to be developing very nicely!

The 99 was in the pocket today.

 

[AShearer]

Weekend carry

I know we have a lighter and a pen, ring and hank but, what are these other toys ?

 

[Gevonovich]

me too...

Oh my.... Is it one of her old books? Superb !

 

[Gevonovich]

Thanks a lot pal, hope you're having a great day



Thanks a lot Alan, you're carrying two great-looking knives today



Smashing Gev

Much appreciated my friend! I was working but got a few great photos I'll post tomorrow

 

[Jack Black]

Nice one rockman0! I'm carrying a Lloyd today myself. It's been the "one" since I got it.

Nice pic of your lovely Lloyd Gary

Lambsfoot and 66 for me today

 

[Gary W. Graley]

Carrying the stag handled Chambriard Compagnon today

G2

 

[Travman]

 

[SVTFreak]

Yes, that is the Bark River City Knife. The pocket sheath is called the Adirondack, and came with three I purchased (can't remember which 3 though ). Not sure if you could slice a roast, the blades are a little short for that at 2.6 inches. An onion? I don't know, maybe? Let's find out :



It is .14 inches thick, but the blade is fully convexed so that aids in slicing.

More or less need to dig the ends out.



Not the thinnest slice in the world but the blade went right through it.



Decently thin slices once the onion was halved.



A little better at rough cutting.



Not too bad at dicing, but a kitchen knife would have been easier.




Overall it did ok. A kitchen knife would have been more efficient, but it did alright for what they are, handy little fixed blades.

Haha! Thanks for the pics, whetstone! Looks like it worked, albeit not as good as the right tool! But I was curious as I don't carry a kitchen knife everywhere so occasionally it might have to! Lol.

I'm torn between the city knife and the bird and trout. The city would be more carry friendly, and tougher for stuff like working in the shop but the B&T would do better for food prep when needed.

Guess I gotta decide.

Carrying my ebony cattle knife today while working on my new project. It's opened a ton of boxes while inventorying parts.