What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Ratbert said:
D Duckdog I am really enjoying going on this journey with you as you unpack your Stepfather’s knife collection. The Remingtons were a joy to see!
Click to expand...
Ratbert, I thank you and the other Porch dwellers for your indulgence and patience. There are more to come; I will try to make the unpacking interesting, not tedious. Correct me if I stumble.

Not to digress (too much), but here's one of my favorites from a prior posting.

TIIwRVC.jpg


- Stuart
 
btb01 said:
She seems amused by the snow. Admittedly, though, she hasn't played outside too much since we've been here because the temps have been pretty cold. It’s supposed to “warm up” a bit next week, with a few days forecasted in the upper-20s/lower-30s, so hopefully we can take her out and play in the snow a bit more then.

I bet you could do some cool stuff with some sort of needle applicator and a bit of mustard. :thumbsup:

I've been carrying/using these three a lot around the house the last few days. (The rest of my knives are one of the last things I have left to unpack, so I've been limited to the few that I kept accessible -- these three, a #15 Crown Lifter and a #15 Farm Boy.)

iObbA0B.jpg
Click to expand...

Nice selection. I've still got Nifebrite Bullnose (O-1 steel). I don't really use it, but I can't bring myself to let it go either. My Hay'n Helper (Nifebrite, O-1) sees plenty of use though. I also carry an Opinel carbone daily too (No. 6). I thought I lost it, but I found it today. It's weird that I was so broken at the thought of losing it, even though they're only $11 and I have an untouched one as a spare. I guess because this one is mine, with a well-earned patina and razor edge I spent hours perfecting.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top