What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Sonnemann]

The shield stayed on, though as they're glued and not pinned these days I can't say I would have been surprised. Love that copperlock BTW.

 

[combatjiujitsu]

 

[timcsaw]

The shield stayed on, though as they're glued and not pinned these days I can't say I would have been surprised. Love that copperlock BTW.

Probably a silly question, but do I assume you removed the sides to dye them (didn't just drop the whole knife into the dye)?

 

[Rsmith_77]

This one
my new preciouuus!

 

[Doug Add]

Probably a silly question, but do I assume you removed the sides to dye them (didn't just drop the whole knife into the dye)?

Yep, you put the whole knife in the dye/water mix. Take a look here.

 

[timcsaw]

Yep, you put the whole knife in the dye/water mix. Take a look here.

Thanks Doug... I'd hoped that was the case because I really don't know how to go about disassembling a traditional but do have a couple I'd like to "freshen up"... it sounds/looks pretty simple (and I like simple).

 

[Turk88]

Not carried everyday, but carried for the better part of almost 1 year.

 

[Stich2442]

Looks like a Case day, redish brown 6347HP Stockman, chestnut 6220 peanut.

 

[Doug Add]

Looks like a Case day

Love the look of the blades on that stockman!

Case day for me too, Case month actually!

6232 jack again today:

Okay, the blades are not really that shiny, just the way the sun hit them when I took that photo.

 

[Stich2442]

Love the look of the blades on that stockman!]

Thanks Doug, it's the stockman I got for a five spot that was covered in rust and had a broken tip, I think it cleaned up pretty good.

 

[sitflyer]

took this one out for a pic yesterday, and decided to give it a little ride and oil and excercise...

 

[pertinux]

I don't go long before returning to this one:

~ P.

 

[Doug Add]

Thanks Doug, it's the stockman I got for a five spot that was covered in rust and had a broken tip, I think it cleaned up pretty good.

It did indeed. I remember the before and after pics. Nice rescue!

 

[avoidspam]

Haven't posted for a while but then nothing much has changed EDC wise....

 

[T. Erdelyi]

Today, along with the Case SBJ that was from a forum member here, (the SWJ has been in my pocket nonstop since I got it in the begginin' of 2012) I'm carryin' a nice Buffalo Horn handled Laguiole Rossignol Folder, I like the size and feel of the Laguiole it's a people friendly knife and when ever we go out for dinner it's my steak knife.

 

[sitflyer]

Today, along with the Case SBJ that was from a forum member here, (the SWJ has been in my pocket nonstop since I got it in the begginin' of 2012) I'm carryin' a nice Buffalo Horn handled Laguiole Rossignol Folder, I like the size and feel of the Laguiole it's a people friendly knife and when ever we go out for dinner it's my steak knife.

Nice horn on your Rossignol:thumbup:
Seeing yours makes me want to dig mine out They are a really nice size Laguiole knife...

 

[Stich2442]

Nice horn on your Rossignol:thumbup:
Seeing yours makes me want to dig mine out They are a really nice size Laguiole knife...

That is funny, I just did, I have the same one except mine is serial # 4202, I always forget home much I like it until I put it in my hand, used it camping for a week up in Acadia as my only knife, did everything I needed it to, dinner prep, tent stakes, fuzz sticks, etc, nice solid knife, holds an edge well ( as long as you don't snap it shut ) nice positive lock up.

 

[T. Erdelyi]

...nice solid knife, holds an edge well ( as long as you don't snap it shut ) nice positive lock up.

So true, so true...

 

[yobbos1]

This one
my new preciouuus!

Nice!
Here's mine.

 

[Vanguard41xx]