What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Today I'm totin' these two. :)
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Great pairing Ron :thumbsup:
 
For some reason cheap and fairly crude but highly functional knives are quite appealing to me, like this one. It was new to me and unused/unsharpened, I put real "ultra honed" edges on it yesterday.

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I know what you are saying about bringing a crude blade up a notch or two. :thumbsup: It's called "making a silk purse out of a sow's ear" :D
 
I know what you are saying about bringing a crude blade up a notch or two. :thumbsup: It's called "making a silk purse out of a sow's ear" :D

Well by crude I mean the f&f, it's got tool marks, sharp edges (not detrimental to me but noticeable), proud springs, gaps and such. But the blades are ground well, tight and snappy and fairly lean behind the edge. The cutting performance is superior to a huge amount of knives out there that cost anywhere from 2x to 300x as much or more as it cost, and that's why I like it.
 
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My wine was bubbling over in the gallon jugs so I split it to two for the first fermentation. Oxygen is ok for now, I’ve learned. I’ll recombine it after I strain and the top it off next week. The warren helped me cut some cheesecloth to cover them with.
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