What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

joeradza said:
Peregrin Peregrin
Gary, is that Ohta new? It's rather unusual. Almost tear drop but not quite with a simple drop point blade. The stag goes without saying. As per for Mr. Ohta, magnificent.
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Alan, that was actually the first of 4 Ohtas for me. It's been awhile since I've carried it. I do like the drop point blade and the build is flawless. Nice little knife.
 
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Wurrwulf said:
Thanks! I did not make it, actually. The stamp on the back reads:
A&M
Leatherworks
Texas

I picked it out of the Rolling GAW box in Round 9. I definitely needed something with a bail on it to get it out of the sheath, and I hadn't carried my TL-29 in while. Seemed like a no-brainer.
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Very nice indeed! Great looking way to carry a knife.
 
SVTFreak said:
Here ya go. It's a reuse photo but best I can do for 6-8 weeks. Case/Bose collaboration in chestnut jigged bone. It's new but not quite perfect. The main blade is off center enough to touch the clip so I sent it in for some tweaking. I got on tom Ploppert's list for a lock back whittler (probably be 2018 as it's tedious pattern and he doesn't like to do them often, there is two in front of me) but I wanted to try out carrying one for awhile before then so picked this up to test it out. I like my stockman and had never tried a whittler so was as good a time as any.

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That fixed blade is an Enzo necker? I have had two of those, I gave one scandi model as a gift to friend. The black micarta handle ffg model I have has seen some life and is scratched, I should do something about it. Nice little knives.
 
HFinn said:
That fixed blade is an Enzo necker? I have had two of those, I gave one scandi model as a gift to friend. The black micarta handle ffg model I have has seen some life and is scratched, I should do something about it. Nice little knives.
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Yessir. I just recently began carrying small fixed also. A BR city knife. The knife is great but the convex grind turned me off some often. I saw the Enzo and it fills my needs great. I'm not a Scandi grind fan but the FFG so far works perfectly. I picked up a white and a black.
 
5K Qs said:
Thanks for the sodbuster compliment, Jack. Although I think of myself as a proponent of multi-blade folders, I've gradually acquired several sodbuster patterns that are more than satisfactory! :rolleyes::thumbsup: The blade's the thing for me, I think! :)
You're starting off the week with a couple of aged aces!! :cool::thumbsup:

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Trying to decide what knives to take when we go on vacation starting next Saturday. To help me get in the mood, I looked at some of my pics from the past couple of years. Here are some favorites:
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Thanks for the compliment GT, and for the feast of photography :) Some of my favourites there, and I particularly like this one of your Colt Canoe. Hope you and your family have a great vacation :thumbsup:

These two for me today :thumbsup:



 
RDaneel said:
Especially beautiful knives, Dee> :thumbsup::thumbsup: The shield knocks it over the top!

For some reason, every time I carry this knife I hear Devo in my head.

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Thanks Dean!

Classy 13. :thumbsup:

5K Qs said:
Thanks for learnin' me something, Dee. :thumbsup: Dinner was some kind of microwave stew made of whatever I could find in the fridge. ;) Potato, carrots, celery, broccoli, onions, cauliflower, a left-over hamburger, some kind of chicken hotdog with pimentos built into it, and a little salsa!
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Sounds like a great tasting stew. :)

Tomatoes to the rescue! :D
 
HFinn said:
That fixed blade is an Enzo necker? I have had two of those, I gave one scandi model as a gift to friend. The black micarta handle ffg model I have has seen some life and is scratched, I should do something about it. Nice little knives.
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If you have the leather sheath be noticed, they loosen up. If it does you can put a rivet through somewhere near the throat of the sheath to tighten it back for decent retention. Visually I like them more than kydex but they have this problem.
 
joeradza said:
A change up for today, just because. About the same size, just a different approach. Queen liner lock tear drop and the venerable Douk-Douk
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Wow, love them both. What a great looking pair. It's cool to see how different 2 knives can be while still being very similar.
 
Jack Black said:
Thanks for the compliment GT, and for the feast of photography :) Some of my favourites there, and I particularly like this one of your Colt Canoe. Hope you and your family have a great vacation :thumbsup:

These two for me today :thumbsup:



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Very nice bunch Jack! Looks like you're ready to go on a trek? :thumbsup:
 
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