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Great color Nate! I like that photo
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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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Yes sir 5k qs, that is my German bull sod buster. It was a Christmas gift from my wife a couple years ago. I like it. There are some short comings in the fit and finish department but it looks great and works well. It actually holds an edge about as well as my Buck110. I've used it for all sorts of things, from butchering to carpentry, opening letters, breaking down boxes, and today I used it shaping a board to fit a cart at work, and cutting plastic to seal of doors while we sand sheet rock. It doesn't get pampered but works great.
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Wonderful post Gev. That is a real tool you're using there.
Thank you kindly Sir ! Like Charlie says, " prune big or go home ". lol
It really is the perfect too for gardening
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Kickin' it with Rosie today.
Hope y'all are having a good week.
Hope y'all are having a good week.
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A Boker single blade peanut in 440C with Grenadil wood covers (AKA African Blackwood) This series was made for Boker's 145th anniversary. This particular one is #107 of the 145 that were made. Sharp little devil. Good looking, too.
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Will Power
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Cool pic Tom
Always a treat to see that one Gev
Another splendid pairing, Jack!
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Thanks GT, those two look good together
Still going with this wonderful, easy to use and sharpen lambsfoot today. Had to boost the photo so you all could see the wonderful carmel color.
That looks great Alan, I know what you mean about capturing the colour of the horn
Splendid vista my friend
Kickin' it with Rosie today.
Cool pic Kevin, love the trench lighter
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Carrying these two today, another A Wright Lambsfoot and an Albert Oates Pen
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Buzzbait
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I'm playing around with a full stainless steel combo today. The tried and true Camillus C4 saw scout in 440A, and the GEC #74 mustang in 440C and old barn chestnut covers. I pulled the latter out of the archives last night, gave it ten coats of shellac cut with denatured alcohol, and sharpened it up.
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Carrying these two today, another A Wright Lambsfoot and an Albert Oates Pen
Great pics Jack, curious as to what you were cutting with the Lambsfoot?
Yep, farmer, love the electric blue.
Still experimenting with my home-made $5 light box, zebrawood and ebony for Wednesday.
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Great pics Jack, curious as to what you were cutting with the Lambsfoot?
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Thanks Tom, that is Sheffield's River Rivelin there
At that point, I was just about to have my lunch, and used the Lambsfoot to cut bread, and spread pate. Then, wiping pate off the blade, I managed to cut my thumb, went quite deep, and wouldn't stop bleeding! 
That is a superb combination for Wooden Wednesday
r8shell
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Thanks, me too! It almost makes up for the lack of tweezers.