What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

I carried the Buck 302 that I show a couple days ago plus the new Rough Rider mini trapper with gunstock bone that I haven't taken a photo of yet. It's a real nice piece for the money; I am a fan of their gunstock (checkered) bone.

Ed J
 
Bull Nose today.
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Got my camera back today... Case Stockman Yellow CV with my heavy-duty-building-lot-working-boots ;)

Kind regards
Andi
 
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This GEC #62 wharncliffe congress with burnt stag scales.
The temperature hasn't been above 0 degrees for over a week now here in Switzerland.
 
First peanut by Richard Rogers, Carbon fibre scales, no liners, weighing in at ONE HALF ounce, based on the Case pattern Peanut. One fine user.

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In my pocket now, just sliced thru a double wall cardboard box about 4 feet long with no effort, like slicing warm butter.
Thanks Richard on an great execution of my favorite pattern
Jim
 
Looks great Jim, I like the "fat" weave of the carbon fiber. It may just be a size/ratio thing being on the 'nut, but it looks very nice :thumbup:

Nathan
 
ndeezl said:
Looks great Jim, I like the "fat" weave of the carbon fiber. It may just be a size/ratio thing being on the 'nut, but it looks very nice :thumbup:

Nathan
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Thanks Nathan, I am putting it through the paces now trying to see how the CF holds up without the liners.
 
My new GEC #68 white owl. Has been in my pocket since I got it on Wednesday. Really have enjoyed the knife thus far.
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Humppa said:
Wow! THAT´s a peanut! Looks pretty cool!

Kind regards
Andi
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richstag said:
Now that's a peanut I can really warm up to! Awesome.
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Thanks guys, Richard did an outstanding job on fit and finish, flush in all three positions and perfect tension (for me) on the blade. I let my wife handle this one and she could not believe the weight, 1/2 OUNCE. It does a fine job of slicing, plus I do like his etched blade, saved me tons of time getting a patina. And it is perfect. If you want one, Richard has the pattern down now. This one was his first.
 
Lovely knives on this page, the Fruitport today:)

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Sam

'Person's attempting to find a motive in this narrative will be prosecuted; persons attempting to find a moral in it will be banished; persons attempting to find a plot in it will be shot.'
Mark Twain
 
JatMat said:
First peanut by Richard Rogers, Carbon fibre scales, no liners, weighing in at ONE HALF ounce, based on the Case pattern Peanut. One fine user.

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In my pocket now, just sliced thru a double wall cardboard box about 4 feet long with no effort, like slicing warm butter.
Thanks Richard on an great execution of my favorite pattern
Jim
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That is one HOT little number there!!! Very nice indeed.
 
Front pocket:)

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Sam

'Person's attempting to find a motive in this narrative will be prosecuted; persons attempting to find a moral in it will be banished; persons attempting to find a plot in it will be shot.'
Mark Twain
 
Nice one, Nathan! I really like the new pin striped knives that Todd has been making lately. Good looking knife!
 
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