Amazing knife, Bob!
Took me a while to recognize it; my GEC ID skills definitely need some polishing!
Such a dependable pocket toolbox!
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Thanks 5K. May I say that's a fantastic pruner sir. That rams horn looks a lot different than the rams horn that I've seen previously...I think posted by Mr Black? Anyway, a fine looking monster of a knife
Thanks for the accolades, donn!
I wish I were a more experienced pruner user. I CAN attest that calling the knife a "monster" is right as rain!
Regarding ram's horn, there seem to be at least two types: a greenish, kind of "splintery" type like my pruner, and a browner, often smoother but grooved type. Inner and outer horn, maybe??
Thanks, Gary. That RR is still my favorite even if the sides are mismatched. You can only see one side at a time (unless you admire your knife in the mirror, but who does that!?).
Thanks for accepting my little half-whit despite its faults, Dean!
Still carrying this Boker.
Mark, I think NOT carrying it would be quite a challenge for me!
You've got me wanting a Böker like your Barlow!
Out of the Garden ( series )
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Out of the Garden ( series )
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Heavenly, healthy (and hot) harvest you're enjoying, Gev!
Your knives are nutritious, too!
It wasn't a bad day GT
Nice Big Pruner, and it is always good to see your special Peanut
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Thanks, Jack. Your two for the road are champions!
Cool camp knife, Hickory n steel!
Are you and your canine companion doing some tent camping? I'm going to post a message on your profile page.
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Bisecting a grape lets all the flavor out!
I look forward to winter around here. It's what folks up north would call autumn, and it's our reward for surviving the triple digit summer.
I'm just carrying a wee sleeveboard today.
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We'll have to agree to disagree on grapes!
And climate, too! It's all relative!
Your wee sleeveboard is extremely prestigious!
Admirable ebony spearpoint TC, Ron!!
And congrats on your upcoming BF anniversary!
It's hard for me to believe that I officially joined a few days before you did; you always seem to me to be a much more knowledgeable and experienced member!
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I'm kicking around the house this evening with my ever-present Bermuda Green Peanut and one of my newest knives: this fantastic little JK Knives Bluegill in Osage-over-Blue. ...
I always enjoy seeing your peanut, Shawn!
That's the one you're taking care of for your little girl, right?
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Thanks, GT. I'm prepared to be stigmatized for my stockman spreadsheet (but I hope they don't find out about the one I use to catalogue my knife collection; it puts that one to shame!)
I would have never noticed the difference between the pen blades on the Texas Jack and Medium Jack, but the one on the Medium Jack does look smaller. Well observed!
Just a humble Opinel (No. 7) for me today.
Barrett, somehow I saw a little piece of your catalog spreadsheet and remember naively thinking, "Wait! You can put photos in a spreadsheet??
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The beefy nature of the secondary blade on a Texas Jack was something pointed out in the Texas Jack thread that I may never have noticed on my own, but it sure caught my attention! Kinda reminds me of the pen blade on a SAK.
Your Opinel #7 may be humble, but I always keep one on the kitchen counter, and every time I use it, I wonder why I'm messing around with so many other knives! If I simply want to cut stuff, my Opinel can't be beat!
Holy cow, that's a stunning knife, FR!
While I wait for the 66 stag stockman I'll console myself with one less blade.
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Heck of a consolation knife, Alan!!
Taking the dogs for a walk with a Beagle in my pocket.
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I hope you have a splendid visit, Ron!
With that pair of knives, you're off to an excellent start!
Thanks Gary!
Ketchup & Salsa?
OK, I like ketchup on fries and salsa on chips, but I shouldn't be eating either of those delicacies.
Unfortunately, my self-control related to buying knives is much better than my self-control about eating junk food!
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Congrats on the classic Case Barlow, rockman!
Thanks, I'm really impressed with it, possibly the best $10 knife available. I don't know what the neighbors think when I stalk around the yard looking for a good background, crouch down to take a good picture early in the morning. "She was quiet, but strange." (I've been thinking of getting a scythe to mow my lawn. The neighbor kids already think I'm a witch, so why not lean in to that? )
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Good to hear you're impressed with the RR Half Hawk, Rachel!
It's one of my favorite knives. I first got one in a trade with LastRodeo, and even though I liked it immensely, I ended up sending it to TsarBomba because he was trying to get a complete set of tobacco bone RRs. I bought a replacement when they became available again, and I like it even better because of its unusually dark covers.
Good luck with the nosy neighbors!
Rolling very simple and lightweight today with an Alox Apprentice.
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Excellent, Bob!
That model has been on my "watch list" since I first heard that such a thing once existed, but I'm not a very efficient or successful searcher.
Do you have a chisel grind on that "electrician's blade"?
My usual weekend pair, as of late.
Your weekend pair rocks, Jeff!
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Welcome, Raymo!
Phenomenal knife!
The jigging is sheer jubilation!
The reflection of the coined liners in the blade is spooky-cool!
Decadent Davison, Alan!
One more Saturday, I repeat my Portuguese!!!
One more Saturday, I'll express my admiration for that Portuguese knife, Pt-Luso!
A Hemlock "Green" #66 appeared in my mailbox this morning.
Congrats, Buzz!
I'm green with envy!
Kitchen knives this week:
Rough Rider marlin spike
GEC #72 (thanks, Dee)
Spanish Taramundi purchased in Sevilla
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