What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[MessOnAMission]

My new snakewood Viper with a little bling

 

[RDaneel]

Great pic Dean

Thanks, Tom! Nice combo you have there.

I can see why it's difficult to abandon your dapper knife!

- GT

Thanks, Gary!

 

[Wheeler80]

My "property maintenance" carry.

 

[donn]

I'm having terrible trouble posting and acknowledging people's quotes of my posts, so thank you anyway. And the site keeps logging me off permanently after I start to navigate through pages. Is anyone else having this problem?

Anyway hopefully this works.

 

[A.L.]

Voos https://imgur.com/gallery/UIm46[/img]

You have to find the direct image link (that ends such way as .jpg). Paste that and put the img tag before and after the link where the later tag has the /

 

[LastRodeo]

^^^^ +1

 

[Buzzbait]

This Robeson

Carrying this Remington Surveyor in celebration of its return to the fold, after a nearly two year hiatus.

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So many awesome tool knives today!!!!

For Scout Sunday, I'm carrying this Camillus C4.

And just to catch up on things, I carried this Camillus C4 30-06 for Shell Shield Saturday.

 

[Whetstone39]

Mine for today, a new acquisition. I'm using recycled pics since I'm intrigued by the black background I was able to achieve with Tom's recently mentioned lightbox. Let me know what you think.
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As for the knife, I really like this Case. It's a handful at 4 1/4" closed, but only 3/8" at it's thickest, so relatively unobtrusive. With CM154 SS it's a departure for me (other than Case SS, which I don't count due to it's low RCH). It was dyed green by the previous owner, but still has it's original brown undertones in the jigging.

I like the black background Tom , nice photo.

For me today, I think the farmer is appropriate as I am attempting for the first time to grow strawberries .

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[Jack Black]

I'm having terrible trouble posting and acknowledging people's quotes of my posts, so thank you anyway. And the site keeps logging me off permanently after I start to navigate through pages. Is anyone else having this problem?

Anyway hopefully this works.

I've been logged out quite a few times Donn Is that a Bantam?

For me today, I think the farmer is appropriate as I am attempting for the first time to grow strawberries .

Great stuff Tom, good luck with those strawberries

 

[Grateful]

This one today for the first time in a long while. I had forgotten how much i like this one.

 

[Dschal]

Stainless for a hike with pop up showers.

 

[Dschal]

Post hike fluid replacement.

 

[MJ71]

Thank you very much Sadly, there are no stamps at all on the tang I'm pretty certain it was made in Sheffield, where I bought it, and it's a really nicely made knife. I wish I knew the maker. I've dubbed it my Abbeydale Jack Here's a pic with the blade open

Thanks Jack. It's beautifully proportioned and a great find. MJ.

 

[donn]

Testing testing 123...

I've been logged out quite a few times Donn Is that a Bantam?

No it's my trusty Vic Farmer. Usually only my winter walking carry but it was I had to hand whilst rectifying a Halfords screw up of my bike chainset.
There's a thread been started in the Tech Support forum by a member called 'Phaint' who seems to be experiencing similar problems. Just found out I can't do emoticons now either.

Post hike fluid replacement.

Is that a G&T? Cos it's what I taste when I look at that photo!

 

[Methuselah]

any machinists out there ?

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks Jack. It's beautifully proportioned and a great find. MJ.

Thanks again

No it's my trusty Vic Farmer. Usually only my winter walking carry but it was I had to hand whilst rectifying a Halfords screw up of my bike chainset.
There's a thread been started in the Tech Support forum by a member called 'Phaint' who seems to be experiencing similar problems. Just found out I can't do emoticons now either.



Is that a G&T? Cos it's what I taste when I look at that photo!

Hope you got it fixed OK It's one thing after another, I have the same issue with emoticons, have since the switch. Where I know it, I usually just type in the code Sometimes they work, mostly not - and they're rubbish anyway!

 

[picturerock]

Carrying the little Purina knife today. Already used it to trim weedeater line and adjust the stupid carburetor on my lawn mower.

 

[Half/Stop]

I had to put in a 10 hour day today at work. I had this #68 Pony Jack with me.

 

[5K Qs]

I thought I'd carry this old Colonial fish knife today.
This handle shape is very comfortable in hand.

Nice one, Mykel! I like those old Colonial and Imperial toothpicks; my favorites are the 2-blade versions with a "real" secondary blade like a pen, rather than the more common scaler blade.

A Case Swayback Jack in CV and red bone...

That's a graceful, illustrious knife, Frank! Weren't they quite the rage when they first came out?

It's a tough name for rhymes, and doesn't lend itself to many good nicknames, either. Good on ya fer tryin'

Today I spent some time at the local watering hole, sharpening some humble classics.
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Thanks, r8shell. Those are some iconic folders you posted! What model is that single-bladed Old Timer? (I aspire to someday be adept enough at sharpening that I could do it while drinking! )

Thanks a lot my friend, I like your Buck Canoe You're doing well with the multi-quote
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At least you weren't r8shell-ly abused GT!
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Carrying these two old favourites today Have a great Sunday everyone

Thanks for the encouraging comments, Jack. For me, the multi-quoting works almost exactly like it did before the software "upgrade". I don't really mind the "compressed format" of the quoted posts. The 20-photo limit is somewhat restricting for multi-quoting, but it's not as bad as it originally looked compared to the previous 75-image limit, since that 75 counted both emojis and photos as images, while the new set-up doesn't seem to count emojis. The 10K character limit is also somewhat annoying, but if I could stay "caught up" every day, it would rarely be a problem; it's only when I'm trying to respond to several days of posts that I compose posts that exceed 10^4 characters.
Good rhyme! I couldn't figure out how to use bi-r8shell or multi-r8shell in my nursery rhyme.
That certainly is a satisfying pair you've posted!

I've taken a leaf from Jack Black's weighty tome.

Terrific two-blade rosewood lambsfoot, Jer; that's a keeper for sure!

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Nice, Alan! Has that marvelous drop point cocobolo 25 completely replaced that superb bone 73 you were so fond of for a while?

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GT 5K Qs , speaking of Bucks, that is one handsome dude!

Mine for today, a new acquisition. I'm using recycled pics since I'm intrigued by the black background I was able to achieve with Tom's recently mentioned lightbox. Let me know what you think.
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As for the knife, I really like this Case. It's a handful at 4 1/4" closed, but only 3/8" at it's thickest, so relatively unobtrusive. With CM154 SS it's a departure for me (other than Case SS, which I don't count due to it's low RCH). It was dyed green by the previous owner, but still has it's original brown undertones in the jigging.

Thanks, Tom; that Buck canoe is one of their Chinese-made line, but I like it a lot. I like you photos of the green back pocket Case using the lightbox. I need to set up something like that for next winter!

My new snakewood Viper with a little bling View attachment 724678

Congrats on that snazzy snakewood, MOAM!!!

So many awesome tool knives today!!!!

For Scout Sunday, I'm carrying this Camillus C4.

And just to catch up on things, I carried this Camillus C4 30-06 for Shell Shield Saturday.

I like both of your "day names", Buzz. Shell Shield Shaturday is VERY cool!

This peanut was with me all week:

And this Vic Electrician is one of my favorites (thanks, Greg) that got some weekend time:

- GT

 

[Captain Howdy]