What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Gevonovich said:
In that Orange glowing moment
Time held its breath
In a momentless spell of rapture
As your upturned face
Seemed to answer all my questions
But I still ask myself
Is there really any point
In making plans


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You made a satisfying choice with that one my friend, and make plans to carry it long and often as not only is it beautiful, but this pattern excels in the hand and thrives on a diet of use :thumbsup:

Regards,Will
 
I awoke this morning to find no water. Called the city utilities and fortunately, they are fixing a water line down the street. Although I'm without water, I say "fortunately" because it's temporary and means I don't have to hire a plumber. So I hung out at a restaurant for a while. Drank lots of coffee and sharpened a few knives. :)
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Will Power said:
You made a satisfying choice with that one my friend, and make plans to carry it long and often as not only is it beautiful, but this pattern excels in the hand and thrives on a diet of use :thumbsup:

Regards,Will
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You were certainly right when you first posted about the pattern !! I took notice ;):D I really like this knife tremendously and I am making plans ;):) Thank YOU, my friend !!
 
Jack Black said:
Nice to see your Aitor Gev :) :thumbsup:



Hope you're feeling better soon :) Nice knife :thumbsup:



Look forward to that Gev :) It's always a treat to see that lovely Barlow too :) :thumbsup:

I'm carrying this Needham Lambsfoot today :thumbsup:

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I missed this somehow my friend. I always look forward to your kindness :D The Needham is a stunner in so many ways !!!
 
r8shell said:
I awoke this morning to find no water. Called the city utilities and fortunately, they are fixing a water line down the street. Although I'm without water, I say "fortunately" because it's temporary and means I don't have to hire a plumber. So I hung out at a restaurant for a while. Drank lots of coffee and sharpened a few knives. :)
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Hope it's fixed by now r8shell :thumbsup: That sounds like a great way to pass the time :) What's the top knife, looks like a mini John Ek?! ;) :thumbsup:

rockman0 said:
Yesterday and today it's my latest addition. TEW lambsfoot. As Jack Black says, it takes a lovely edge!
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Very nice Rob :) :thumbsup:

Half/Stop said:
Thanks for the compliment Jack! It did arrive around 5:15 this afternoon! :thumbsup: More to come later! :D:D:D
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Great stuff Ron, I was just wondering! :) :thumbsup:

Gevonovich said:
I missed this somehow my friend. I always look forward to your kindness :D The Needham is a stunner in so many ways !!!
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Thank you very much pal :) :thumbsup:

Will Power said:
Can't keep the Churchill out! A really good companion knife:)

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Cool pic Will :cool: :thumbsup:

Hope everyone is having a relaxing Sunday :) It's cold outside here, and I'm not planning on going anywhere! Got a few chores to do, some good music on the radio, a well-stocked fridge, and an old carbon-steel kitchen knife to clean up and sharpen. These two are keeping me company, my 2017 Guardians Lambsfoot, and an old Croisdale Penknife :) :thumbsup:



 
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Jack Black said:
Hope it's fixed by now r8shell :thumbsup: That sounds like a great way to pass the time :) What's the top knife, looks like a mini John Ek?! ;) :thumbsup:
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Oh yes, it was just fixed by the time I got home late in the afternoon. The workman told me it took all day because they kept running into the gaslines while digging up the street trying to find the break in the water line. No mishaps, and I was just glad it wasn't my problem. :D I met a friend for breakfast, which lasted past lunch, sharpening the waitress's knife got us a free slice of pie. ;)
The top knife is one I found in a pawn shop. I looked it up, it's a dental lab plaster knife, I guess for trimming molds of teeth. It's full tang, carbon steel, with some sort of prying thingy in the back; it looks like it would be handy around the house. Maybe I'll fashion a sheath for it. :)

Jack Black said:
Hope everyone is having a relaxing Sunday :) It's cold outside here, and I'm not planning on going anywhere! Got a few chores to do, some good music on the radio, a well-stocked fridge, and an old carbon-steel kitchen knife to clean up and sharpen. These two are keeping me company, my 2017 Guardias Lambsfoot, and an old Croisdale Penknife :) :thumbsup:
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That sounds like a great way to pass the time, too. :thumbsup: I hope to do something similar.

I can't seem to throw the old Boker out of my pocket.

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r8shell said:
Oh yes, it was just fixed by the time I got home late in the afternoon. The workman told me it took all day because they kept running into the gaslines while digging up the street trying to find the break in the water line. No mishaps, and I was just glad it wasn't my problem. :D I met a friend for breakfast, which lasted past lunch, sharpening the waitress's knife got us a free slice of pie. ;)
The top knife is one I found in a pawn shop. I looked it up, it's a dental lab plaster knife, I guess for trimming molds of teeth. It's full tang, carbon steel, with some sort of prying thingy in the back; it looks like it would be handy around the house. Maybe I'll fashion a sheath for it. :)

That sounds like a great way to pass the time, too. :thumbsup: I hope to do something similar.

I can't seem to throw the old Boker out of my pocket.

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That's good to hear :) Well-earned pie! :) Interesting knife :thumbsup:

I'm enjoying seeing so much of that lovely old Boker :thumbsup:
 
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