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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Thank you my friend . The one that you are showing is verrrrry nice . That is one of the models that I am missing . I WILL get one someday to fill out my Russell versions .Harry, here's the youngster trying to catch up to yours. Little German made Russell. Haven’t carried it in a bit so thought I would today.
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Thanks Harry! That Russel you are toting today looks great!Really like that one Taylor !!!
Harry
I'm sitting at my desk in my skivvies
I'm actually not carrying anything right now as I'm sitting at my desk in my skivvies; however, I do have this Schrade Fire & Ice Trapper by GEC and this Boker Sheath on my desk and will actually carry them if I decide to put my pants on later.
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Just think about it now that so many folks are tele-conferencing work from home. (especially if they shut down the laundromats)I didn't need that image in my head
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Wow!! It takes a sensitive touch to carve a pencil like that!!Just think about it now that so many folks are tele-conferencing work from home. (especially if they shut down the laundromats)
I've been sitting on the porch, wearing pants, and whittling.
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Impressive! Reminds me of Transylvanian Kopjafák!Just think about it now that so many folks are tele-conferencing work from home. (especially if they shut down the laundromats)
I've been sitting on the porch, wearing pants, and whittling.
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Yes, a light touch and strong reading glasses.Wow!! It takes a sensitive touch to carve a pencil like that!!![]()
Thanks, I'm not familiar with those. Are they grave markers? I might try some of that motif.Impressive! Reminds me of Transylvanian Kopjafák!
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Very nice Camillus WW2 Navy Utility knife !
Yes, Szekler's tradition goes back to the Middle Age. They used a lot of wood rather than stones.Yes, a light touch and strong reading glasses.
Thanks, I'm not familiar with those. Are they grave markers? I might try some of that motif.
Usually, I just carve a twisty wrap or spiral:
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