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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.
What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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"Just living is not enough," said the bee. "one must have butter, sunshine, freedom, and a little flour."
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Amir Fleschwund
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Any excuse to pull out one’s knife and use it is good!
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Just living is not enough. one must have butter, freedom, and a little flour.
Apparently there were a lot of new or understocked bakers, because yeast seems to be unobtainium.
I suppose it has to do with supply and demand of packaging for commercial bakers vs retail...
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I found some finally ! It was packaged by the store in plastic containers from bulk and it didn't last long. My sponge was open air and a two day ferment so it supercharged the small addition of additional yeast. It turned out light with good crumb
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And sugar! Or honey."Just living is not enough," said the bee. "one must have butter, sunshine, freedom, and a little flour."
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Becoming arduous to use the Forum, even just reading it is becoming troublesome with cut outs, freezing etc. I'll see if this goes up without issue 
The Fox Knives Livri remains the new favourite again today, so light, strong and cuts superbly, even slicing despite a thickish stock is a joy
Shown here with a stainless GEC 15 for size, the right size for my tastes anyway.
The Fox Knives Livri remains the new favourite again today, so light, strong and cuts superbly, even slicing despite a thickish stock is a joy
Shown here with a stainless GEC 15 for size, the right size for my tastes anyway.
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Thank you Sir !! Pure class indeed...66 gem !A very practical, medium tote for today.
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I love that knife ! Got mine outDay nine for me carrying Jackknife variations I own - for today another Texas Jack. In this case there isn’t anything TEXAS sized about it other than the name! Penknife sized Case 22087. OH
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Just to clarify (not trying to be a jerk, I swear)...Day nine for me carrying Jackknife variations I own - for today another Texas Jack. In this case there isn’t anything TEXAS sized about it other than the name! Penknife sized Case 22087. OH
That would be a Medium Jack.
The Small Texas Jack is just a bit bigger.
The Texas Jack is much, much bigger (Texas Sized).
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I simply could not eat another prepackaged meal or bowl of cereal today , so I grabbed my Remington saw scout and prepared to grill. I am using my dad’s method, grill the meat then place all of it in a big pot of sauce and simmer it for awhile. It lasts several days this way, and the leftovers get better.
So far looking good.
, so I grabbed my Remington saw scout and prepared to grill. I am using my dad’s method, grill the meat then place all of it in a big pot of sauce and simmer it for awhile. It lasts several days this way, and the leftovers get better.So far looking good.
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"Just living is not enough," said the bee. "one must have butter, sunshine, freedom, and a little flour."
I love that knife ! Got mine out
Man that bread looks good! Thanks, I like it too - for me it’s the proper size for a Peanut type knife - everything the Peanut could be if it grew up just a tiny bit. OH
Just to clarify (not trying to be a jerk, I swear)...
That would be a Medium Jack.
The Small Texas Jack is just a bit bigger.
The Texas Jack is much, much bigger (Texas Sized).
I agree with you. For whatever reason (known only in Bradford PA), Case labeled this knife a Texas Jack. For me it is the perfect size Penknife, maybe they should have named it the Rhode Island Jack!
"Just living is not enough," said the bee. "one must have butter, sunshine, freedom, and a little flour."
One day I'm going to get myself schooled about laguioles
too many copies over here to work through to a good one
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Got a new Case in the mail today. Ebony Mini Trapper.
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A fine idea!I simply could not eat another prepackaged meal or bowl of cereal today
So far looking good.
I’ve been on a bit of a Robeson kick lately.
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Thank you JJ. A beautiful solitary Stockman.A very practical, medium tote for today.
Thank you Stuart. That’s an elegant Case MOP shadow pen. Looks like it’s from Sheffield.
Thank you Jack. Lovely trio today. Thank you also, for the specs of the Rodgers.Really nice Sheffield pairing my friend
JohnDF
- That’s a handsome carry, today.@black mamba - Such a nice Camilus.
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- Fine image. Now I’m hungry.
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- Beautiful strawberry bone Robeson.