What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Ratbert]

Gorgeous stag trapper, @Ratbert !

My Miscellaneous Knife of the Week is a Rough Rider medium trapper, stainless with amber jigged bone covers:

- GT

Thank you for the kind words, Gary. That RR Trapper of yours is not too shabby either! Wonderful jigged bone with great color!

 

[Travman]

 

[Half/Stop]

Striking red/black combo, Ron!! Those Presidentials always grad my attention, and your red jigged bone version is exquisite!

Thanks Gary! The Presidential is very classy knife and the Red Jigged Bone shows just how skilled the cutlers at Great Eastern are. I always enjoy seeing that beautiful Horn on your Joker. Just imagine how Horn like that would look on a Lambsfoot. Your RR Half Whittler has sparked my interest. It appears to be a single spring design. I am going on line to check the specs on RR531.

 

[Jack Black]

Interesting pair, @Jack Black ! Please let us hear what you think of that friction folder.

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Thanks for the Half Hawk homage, Jack.

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- GT

Thanks GT, the Capucin is a bit large for regular carry, so I can't see me pocketing it much. I prefer the Svord Peasant, even though the Capucin is a nicer-looking knife.



Always a treat to see your gorgeous Joker

 

[HFinn]

Thanks my friend, yes olive wood. I don't mind friction folders, but the Capucin is a bit on the large size

I improved the carrying comfort on mine by making a leather pouch that covers the tang. The opening is large enough to grasp the tang and pull the knife. The pouch can also be hung from a cord attached to belt inside pocket so the weight of the knife is unnoticeable.

 

[Jack Black]

I improved the carrying comfort on mine by making a leather pouch that covers the tang. The opening is large enough to grasp the tang and pull the knife. The pouch can also be hung from a cord attached to belt inside pocket so the weight of the knife is unnoticeable.

Nice work Mr Finn, and thanks for the tip How do you find the steel?

 

[HFinn]

Nice work Mr Finn, and thanks for the tip How do you find the steel?

The steel is a bit on the soft side but easy to sharpen. I have used the Capucin only on foodstuffs so far. One thing I don't like is the opening in the blade, it gathers food and crud.

I have also a friction folder from Bastinelli and the steel is much better, but it is not suitable for showing on trad forum (I think).

 

[Jack Black]

The steel is a bit on the soft side but easy to sharpen. I have used the Capucin only on foodstuffs so far. One thing I don't like is the opening in the blade, it gathers food and crud.

I have also a friction folder from Bastinelli and the steel is much better, but it is not suitable for showing on trad forum (I think).

Thanks for the info Yes, I dislike the hole in the blade too, it doesn't seem to serve any purpose other than collecting crud. I have a few other friction folders, there used to be quite a few posted here at one time

 

[HFinn]

Thanks for the info Yes, I dislike the hole in the blade too, it doesn't seem to serve any purpose other than collecting crud. I have a few other friction folders, there used to be quite a few posted here at one time

It would make a nice project to make a good wooden handle to a Sword friction folder. If I had the time I would do it. It is not too difficult with the tools I have (drill, Dremel etc.).

Edit: yes there is a wood handle Sword friction folder. It just needs in my opinion a backspacer.

 

[hamsco]

Today’s choice ....T.A.Davison Red Jigged
My one and only custom knife.

 

[redsparrow]

White CF Shuffler

 

[Pt-Luso]

Another arresting photo with that captivating TC framed in the circular stone, Senhor Pinto!!!

Many thanks for your kindness Mr. GT...

 

[Half/Stop]

The rain is back! Forecast is for almost 4” total through tomorrow! I have these two Osage Tidioutes out for today’s carry.

 

[Gevonovich]

65 Slides done Tranquility take me away

This was a peaceful spot last weekend

 

[Gevonovich]

The rain is back! Forecast is for almost 4” total through tomorrow! I have these two Osage Tidioutes out for today’s carry.
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man o man ...are they looking good !!!!!!

 

[donn]

Couple of fantastic photos, donn! (I really like this "shrine close-up" after seeing the notable vista in the Beverages and Blades thread!)
- GT

Canoe of the Week is a RR faux tortoise shell model:

Thanks 5K. The shrine is visited often and by many. Faux or not those tortoise shell covers have great colouring to them

It’s been well over a hundred pages since I last visited the daily thread.
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At the rate this thread cracks along at that'll be about 3 days ago then Great shot

The mid week carries - variety is the spice of life.

Can I ask what the middle knife is?

Thanks GT, the Capucin is a bit large for regular carry, so I can't see me pocketing it much. I prefer the Svord Peasant, even though the Capucin is a nicer-looking knife.

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Is that an old ice axe Jack?

Yesterdays:

And todays:

 

[SteveC]

 

[Jack Black]

It would make a nice project to make a good wooden handle to a Sword friction folder. If I had the time I would do it. It is not too difficult with the tools I have (drill, Dremel etc.).

Edit: yes there is a wood handle Sword friction folder. It just needs in my opinion a backspacer.

Yes indeed

Few other friction folders

 

[Jack Black]

Is that an old ice axe Jack?

Yesterdays:

And todays:

Fantastic pics Donn I used to have so many ice-axes on the walls of my spare bedroom that I referred to it as the Leon Trotsky Room I only have a couple now, that one is a Mountain Technology Mountaineering Axe

 

[Northwestcut]

Interesting bolsters and a nice green bone.

I was on the fence for a while on getting this one but I'm glad I did. The front two blades have a very strong 7 pull and the back two are a nice easy 5. I was thinking of modifying it but Id hate to mess this thing up. Its almost too nice to mess with.