What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Fodderwing]

Love that scale!!!

Thank you kind sir. The mighty nut

 

[cigarrodog]

 

[Astronaut FX]

 

[Pàdruig]

I've been meaning to ask. Is "Dom" short for something?

I've asked that very same question and no one seemed to know if it was. I thought it'd be short for something as well, but as of yet, I haven't learned anything that verifies that.


Unless you didn't know about the Lion Steel Dom, which is a knife. Imagine the clip in my picture with a Sheepsfoot instead, that's the Dom.

It is my understanding that the different names of Mike's Lion Steel Euro Barlows are in reference to different chicken/gamefowl breeds.

• Roundhead
• Shuffler
• Dom

 

[Half/Stop]

An early Schrade sleeveboard pen, my friend. Here is is open

Oops the hornet ate it...

The hornets always like the sweetness of a good Peachseed!

Thanks, Ron. You got me started down that path.

I’ve been called an enabler before!

 

[paulhilborn]

Absolutely put my Bushboot though a stellar workout opening and cutting down HEAVY cardboard today, a simple session on the strop returned the A2 convex edge to scary sharp

The forum TC coasted by only having to slice a bun for a turkey sando

 

[LastRodeo]

I've been meaning to ask. Is "Dom" short for something?

I've asked that very same question and no one seemed to know if it was. I thought it'd be short for something as well, but as of yet, I haven't learned anything that verifies that.


Unless you didn't know about the Lion Steel Dom, which is a knife. Imagine the clip in my picture with a Sheepsfoot instead, that's the Dom.

Mike named Roundhead and Shuffler after cockfighting birds, I would guess the Dom is also.

 

[McFeeli]

It is my understanding that the different names of Mike's Lion Steel Euro Barlows are in reference to different chicken/gamefowl breeds.

• Roundhead
• Shuffler
• Dom

For all I know that could be the right answer. It definitely lines up(I just googled "Dom gamefowl"). I know I specifically asked about the Dom in another thread, but no one really seemed to know. I've always thought it was a weird name, Roundhead and Shuffler I can understand, Dom though.. Haha. One thing I do know is that they're really great knives!

 

[lambertiana]

 

[315]

At least at work this German made Russell will be with me...

 

[thefrank]

Micarta Monday!

 

[black mamba]

Lovely bone on that Russell, 315.

 

[deltaboy]

Today 2 USA Made Old Timers A 340_and a m-89 master mechanic by Old Timer !

 

[deltaboy]

D deltaboy Dang, deltaboy, what kind of pants/coveralls were you wearing today tote all those blades, lights, AND a fork? More seriously, nice EDC set-ups.



I like the knives, but that lake!!

- Stuart

Round House Overalls and with Jeans the SAK rides in a belt sheath.

 

[Duckdog]

The mighty nut.

That is a gorgeous young Case. Thanks for sharing all of it.

Absolutely put my Bushboot though a stellar workout opening and cutting down HEAVY cardboard today, a simple session on the strop returned the A2 convex edge to scary sharp

Paul, you and several others seem to have more cardboard reducing duties than I've experienced, but I know the satisfaction of holding a blade up to that task. Kudos to you and the Bushboot!

@lambertina That's a bodacious Buck.
315 The knife AND the picture are first rate.

- Stuart

 

[315]

Lovely bone on that Russell, 315.

Thanks Jeff, that’s the one that sorta started this insane journey of accumulating more knives then I ever imagined.

 

[paulhilborn]

That is a gorgeous young Case. Thanks for sharing all of it.



Paul, you and several others seem to have more cardboard reducing duties than I've experienced, but I know the satisfaction of holding a blade up to that task. Kudos to you and the Bushboot!

@lambertina That's a bodacious Buck.
315 The knife AND the picture are first rate.

- Stuart

Stuart, my wife and I have the privilege of owning a furniture store in the small town we have grown up in. Today we rec'd 11 cartons/boxes of end tables/bookcases etc...along with 6 recliners, it's more fun than work

 

[Duckdog]

Round House Overalls and with Jeans the SAK rides in a belt sheath.

That makes sense. My old Liberty "green tag" overalls can barely carry me, much less a peanut. I do have some pockety-pants from a trading company in Minnesota that do a good job of totin' my overly optimistic daily picks.

Thanks Jeff, that’s the one that sorta started this insane journey of accumulating more knives then I ever imagined.

I think that we all have one or two of those cherished pieces.

- Stuart

 

[Vaporstang]

It was dark, and I was running late for work this morning. I quickly grabbed my Case Yellow Handled Stockman (so I thought). At work I pulled out my knife and 'lo and behold', I had grabbed my CRisner Indianhead by mistake. Certainly a pleasant surprise for a Monday morning:

 

[Duckdog]

Stuart, my wife and I have the privilege of owning a furniture store in the small town we have grown up in. Today we rec'd 11 cartons/boxes of end tables/bookcases etc...along with 6 recliners, it's more fun than work

It seems that you are blessed in more ways than one, Paul. Yep, that's work and your attitude is the path to "Serenity Now"!

- Stuart