23 and my trusty 98
Amazing, VH! You've got a lot of linear inches of blade in that pair!
I am so grateful for having joined with Bladeforums since day one. And it keeps getting better.
Thank you Darren for reaching out to my WTB thread.
He kindly hooked me up with this Montana Workhorse Whittler. I Love It.
Congrats on the Montana Workhorse Whittler, Methuselah!!

And +5K on your sentiments about BF!
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Thanks GT! That work knife looks handy, what is the blade shape and length?
A custom from forum member Shaerk and a farmer today.
Fascinated by the "grain" in that fixed blade handle, Tom, but if I was going to steal one of those knives, I'd go for the Farmer!


The RR work knife is basically a sodbuster jr., with drop point blade and 3.5" closed length. The edge to spine height of blade (and handle) is probably a bit smaller than a Case SBJr.
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That Beagle looks perfect for the task. I've got similar blades, but on a #09 sleeveboard pen.
...Plus some horn....
I admire how much your admiring your new gifts, r8shell!

3 days in a row for this stellar pair??
Carried my old Ulster and my Hartkoph around Salzburg today . Tomorrow we head back home .
Harry
Hope you have a safe and hassle-free return trip, Harry!

Looks like you had a fantastic time!

Thanks for the pics you sent!
Carrying this Carl Schlieper today
Wow, Ramrod, that's a commendable knife in myriad ways!

Great pic, Travman!

I double dog dare you show us a nicer knife!
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I'm off to York tomorrow, to see some Viking treasure in the Yorkshire museum

Thought I'd carry my ebony Lambsfoot again, with a Vic Bantam I've not carried in ages

Have a great weekend everybody

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Cool pics of dapper knives, Jack!

Bantam and ebony lambsfoot both look great!
Going all Buck this week, right down to the coffee mug!
310 Whittler, 301 Stockman, mug from Deneen Pottery.
Love the Buck Bonanza, Ratbert!

I don't think I've ever seen a Buck whittler in my long, but sheltered, life!
Vintage EZ open Schrade Cut Co Jack today...
Paul, let join the throng that has been mesmerized by your marvelous knife!!!


Thanks for the likes on this Le Thiers by Chambriard, she's a beauty for sure and carrying her today as well;
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G2
Ooh La La, Gary!

That knife is remarkable in its sophisticated beauty!!
Old "copperhead" Queen barlow from 1972...
Don't think I've ever noticed a Barlow bolster like yours with the copperhead lump, Atiger!!
Thanks gary, that's a bummer about the back springs. If I see a good one show up, I will be sure to let you know.
That is a sweet Sowbelly ya got there.

Thanks for the kind words, FBC!

FWIW, here's a pic of my big Kutmaster stockman with the busted springs. Second pic shows current "natural" position of blades when held spine-up

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Graduation Day for daughter # 2. (That's 2/2 that have left the nest

.) Gave here a Bucklite for camping, along with mine for the day.
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Congrats to your daughter and to you and the rest of your family, Tom. The school where I work had graduation this weekend, too, and I had lots of social commitments yesterday and today, but it's fun to meet some parents and to celebrate the grads moving on to a new stage of their lives!

Remarkable knife, Bill! What a looker!

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These are what I carried in the past few days.
Have a great day all!
Ken K.
Spectacular sextet of knives, Ken!


Ranking those would be quite a challenge!
An A. Wright Buffalo Horn Lambsfoot seemed like the perfect accompaniment for a visit to Maker Faire today.
Handsome horn lambsfoot, Greg!
Thanks for the compliments and likes fellas. Just a Beer Scout transformation. I had a larger lanyard tube put in as well. I don't particularly care for bails, but I sometimes like a lanyard tied on. This one just came back to me in the mail today.
Here ya go Buzz.
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Outstanding mod, Bob!
Still pretty nervous about carrying this one that I won in a GAW earlier this year (thanks, Jake), but I figured graduation is a special occasion that deserved a special knife:
- GT