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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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Prester John
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Have a drum stick and your brain starts tickin’... (Stunt was the first CD I purchased, haha)
Sunday Fun Day carry. Figured I was doing yard work, car and house maintenance today, so I’d keep trying out my inexpensive work knife. Performed admirably. Pretty happy with this T10 Carbon steel.
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Stag for Stagurday. Have a great weekend!
A stunning Ron Lake inner liner. Simplicity and beauty.
Will Power
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I need a light knife today, so Fox Livri linerless Micarta and m390
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Many thanks Dean
A pair of real beauties for your "Sunday-go-to-meeting" totes, Jack!
Toting a couple red bone jacks today.
Thank you kindly JJ, you've inspired me to carry some red bone myself today with those two lovelies
Have a good week folks
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Have a good week folks
I see pictures like these and think- “yes, I could live in the UK”. I’m surprised they let you have slingshots though... or perhaps it’s aptly named? Haha I know the knife laws are pretty tough there. A buddy of mine had his lockback Confiscated while he was “on holiday”.
beautiful knives as always- big fan of the lambsfoot; I’ve got my eye out for one of dependable quality, hopefully from Sheffield. The A. Wright I bought I gave to a friend, and though it was okay, it wasn’t up to the standard of some that I see posted here. It was certainly good enough for my friend- his first traditional and he loves that thing. Snaps shut like a guillotine and the rosewood scales are pretty.
Amir Fleschwund
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That’s a beauty, Travis
Amir Fleschwund
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I’d break out in a cold sweat trying to choose between these two!
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Happy Monday everyone! Hope your weeks start well.
Amir Fleschwund
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@JohnDF~ Looks like I was wrong in thinking that was a 3 blader...
I like the melding of gunstock and serpentine.
I like the melding of gunstock and serpentine.
Amir Fleschwund
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How ‘bout some Klein and Sons for Monday?
I’m not totin the pliers, nor am I an electrician, but the three blade electrician’s knife and the pliers were kind of made to go together. At least they were/are together in the electrical aisle in any good hardware store.
The electrician’s knife is not for skinny jeans or yoga pants. I can’t tell who made it- there’s a clunky, cheaper feel to it, although the springs are super robust like a Camillus...
The scales are probably Delrin - they’ve got a different feel to them than my Cammili.
My brother in law works for a lighting and electrical supplier, and about 20-25 years ago, gave me the big folder as a gift. I have carried it a LOT during that time, and liked it so much that I looked for it’s smaller family members as well. The little guy is peanut sized and fits fine in my watch pocket.
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I’m not totin the pliers, nor am I an electrician, but the three blade electrician’s knife and the pliers were kind of made to go together. At least they were/are together in the electrical aisle in any good hardware store.
The electrician’s knife is not for skinny jeans or yoga pants. I can’t tell who made it- there’s a clunky, cheaper feel to it, although the springs are super robust like a Camillus...
The scales are probably Delrin - they’ve got a different feel to them than my Cammili.
My brother in law works for a lighting and electrical supplier, and about 20-25 years ago, gave me the big folder as a gift. I have carried it a LOT during that time, and liked it so much that I looked for it’s smaller family members as well. The little guy is peanut sized and fits fine in my watch pocket.
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Splendid pair, Ron!(I'd have trouble thinking of that WCLF as "tagging along" with any knife.
) Amen to your thoughts on fires and storms!
Big-league pair, Ron, whether you're taking it easy or working hard!
Thank you for all your kind words Gary!Way to go Big for Black Friday, Ron!
That’s a beautiful knife Vince! Congratulations my friend! Hope you and your family are safe from the storm approaching the Texas coast!
That’s what they call a Grail Travis! A beautiful and highly desirable knife!
A great pairing Jack! Hope you have a great week my friend!Have a good week folks
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I think it's one of Utica's Chinese-made lines.
The Wright and the Martins are still in my jacket.