What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

These two today


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JohnDF said:
I see you didn't have any trouble getting yours open. ;):D:thumbsup:
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Nope! ;) :D :thumbsup:

Jack Black said:
Thank you Ron, back at 'ya my friend :) :thumbsup:
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:thumbsup: :D

JonMcD said:
I figure you can fight off any and all assailants with those two today! And maybe a sandwich as well. Love that 23L. Eagerly awaiting the Mesquite call. Have a great day up there in the ‘Nooga area Ron!
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I certainly hope I don’t have any assailants today Jon. :rolleyes: If I do, ole Sam and me are ready. ;) Now a sandwich may be happening for sure! :thumbsup: Y’all have a great day too my friend! :) :thumbsup:
 
Old Hunter said:
JD, you really caught the texture in both knives handles quite well - stands out with great definition - nice photography of two nice knives. OH
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Thanks Bruce. When the pictures come out good it's always a nice surprise. I'm usually trying to hurry in the morning to get all my parts unloaded.
 
btb01 said:
Stunning pair there, Ron! :thumbsup:



Good looking pipe! (The knife ain't bad, either!) ;) :D



Cute pup, John. :thumbsup: Here’s ours (Maggie) when she was little.

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She’s a bit bigger now. :D

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Beautiful knife! :cool:



Cool photo, Paul! Hope you’re doing well! :thumbsup:



Already looking well-used, I like it! :thumbsup:



Great pair, Taylor! (Although I agree with Vince on the Opinel.) ;)

I’ve been carrying this No. 7 almost exclusively for a week, which is a bit unusual for me. It may not be fancy, but it gets the job done. :thumbsup:

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I ended up showing my 10 year old son the Opinel and he liked the locking mechanism. So guess what I did. I handed it over to him and kept it stock! The only bad thing I noticed was the grind was really toothy on the blade so I just touched it up and told him to put it on his safe and use it when we go fishing this weekend.
 
JJ Cahill said:
Today I'm going with this French slicer wearing ebony covers. :)
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Much thanks, JJ. The Ebony is like a force multiplier to the beauty of your En Aubrac Laguiole. The image takes it over the top.:thumbsup:


5K Qs said:
Bailed non-SAK of the Week is a Kutmaster Girl Scout knife from a flea market:
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Cool! Love the green.

Jack Black said:
Thank you Harvey, superb photos, and an interesting companion to your Lambsfoot :) :thumbsup:
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Thank you Jack.:)

Jack Black said:
Lovely-looking Laguiole JJ :) I'm going with wood myself today :) :thumbsup:
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Fine image of your top drawer carry, Jack.
 
tmd_87 said:
I ended up showing my 10 year old son the Opinel and he liked the locking mechanism. So guess what I did. I handed it over to him and kept it stock! The only bad thing I noticed was the grind was really toothy on the blade so I just touched it up and told him to put it on his safe and use it when we go fishing this weekend.
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:thumbsup: :thumbsup:

I always sharpen new Opinels when I first get them; GEC’s, too, for that matter.
 
Due to "The Can Opener Incident" yesterday, the Marbles MR278 "Demo" knife has returned to my pocket.
Because I haven't carried them in a bit: Rough Rider RR1062 "A Stroke of Luck" canoe, and matching RR1057 "A Stroke of Luck" "large" (4.25 inch closed) stockman.
A Rough Ryder "Riders of the Silver Screen" Hopalong Cassidy moose "just for fun"/"just because".
(Unlike Roy, Gene, and Red, Hoppy was a tough guy. When Hoppy went into the saloon, he ordered whiskey and beer! Not "Sarsaparilla" (which is a "old timey" name for Root Beer soda pop). He also used words stronger than "daRn", "drat", and "shoot", and he was a better shot.)
I think that for a change of pace, I'll put my SK Blades "The Gentleman" Buck 110, on my belt.
 
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