What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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I’ve got a Bigun Lambsfoot with Ironwood and my faithful ole 6347 SSP Case with REAL Pocket Worn Red Jig Bone handles. Thanks to Jack reminding me, I’ve randomly picked a Winchester Whittler to join the others! Y’all have a great day!

 

[Travman]

 

[Jack Black]

A nice Black Box Doctors knife Jack! A very versatile trio you’ve picked for today!

Thank you very much Ron

You're lucky, I haven't seen a single students' face in two months.

And you're complaining?!

Even during my virtual classes, they all keep their cameras off so I can't see them.

Yeah, my girlfriend said the same about her college students here

I’ve got a Bigun Lambsfoot with Ironwood and my faithful ole 6347 SSP Case with REAL Pocket Worn Red Jig Bone handles. Thanks to Jack reminding me, I’ve randomly picked a Winchester Whittler to join the others! Y’all have a great day!

Fabulous Threesome Ron You've just reminded me I need to post in my Random Tuesday thread too!

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

I’m bonding with the Forum Knife. And no blood has been involved. I love the solid metallic “tink” when it closes from the half stop.
The Case 6275 Moose is a five dot, 45 years old, which oddly enough is the year I was paroled from high school. I haven’t aged a bit
It qualifies, at least in my mind, as a Trapper for Trapper Tuesday. It has the trapper sort of blades, just not snapping from the same end.
One of these days, I should look for a Case stockman in this size. I like it.View attachment 1338755View attachment 1338756

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Just the Boker yesterday. It's so nearly a full-sized knife in a mid-sized handle. I was going to replace it today with the rediscovered Camillus, but the Camillus will have to share. The Buck linoleum knife is for cleaning up the dead grape vines I round-upped last year. I have sickles, but I don't want to hack up the stuff I was trying to save from the grape vines.

I hope the Fretboard Roadmap got ya where you were going!
I like the Camillus~ saw one on the auction site recently, but it was beat.

 

[screened porch]

I hope the Fretboard Roadmap got ya where you were going!
I like Camillus~ saw one on the auction site recently, but it was beat.

Those Fretboards are good books. Unfortunately, you still have to work at it.

 

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Fabulous Threesome Ron You've just reminded me I need to post in my Random Tuesday thread too!

Thanks Jack!

 

[JohnDF]

That's a beauty.

And you're complaining?

I prefer to see their tortured faces when I introduce new math concepts to them.

 

[black mamba]

Schrade green stag bone "slenderino"

 

[CHNeal]

I’m amazed at how this knife is growing on me. I guess in the past I’ve always made the decision about wether or not a knife is right for me long before this point. Becoming very glad I was talked into waiting a while... View attachment 1338834

 

[RDaneel]

Cattaraugus Barlow and TC Barlow for Tuesday.

 

[Old Hunter]

Carrying one of the best small pocketknives I've ever owned, a GEC #14 pattern. OH

 

[Prester John]

2018 Bladeforums knife, Buck 301, elk handles, CPM-154 steel.

 

[Gevonovich]

 

[r redden]

I hope the Fretboard Roadmap got ya where you were going!
I like the Camillus~ saw one on the auction site recently, but it was beat.

I never heard of the Fretboard Roadmap books but I did crash on the Fretboard Hwy.

 

[r redden]

I forgot to post my knife carry for the day

The Schrade Walden Senator with Mammoth Ivory covers is a gift from my friend @glennbad and the Hibbard Barlow a gift from @waynorth Glenn and Charlie thank you both for these you guys are 2 of the very best on BF and in the knife world at large.

 

[tmd_87]

I lost this quote from my post, thought it was worth going back for. Taylor, that photo is incredible

Thanks Jack!!!

 

[silvaticus]

 

[JTB_5]

I bet the students enjoyed the excitement.
You're lucky, I haven't seen a single students' face in two months.
Even during my virtual classes, they all keep their cameras off so I can't see them.

My oldest son was among the students (all my other sons had gone to the morning session) and he was pretty excited. He said, "Dad, I helped save lives today! I held the door open while we exited."

I have enjoyed being back with students, although some of them are less grateful than others. There is nothing like the classroom experience, and there is so much more to learn by discussing things in a small group than on one's own.

 

[Modoc ED]

Bull Nose