What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Half/Stop said:
A Happy Veterans Day to all of you have served our great country! :thumbsup: We owe you all a great debt of gratitude!:) I thought I'd carry some Ironwood since it's Wednesday. ;) I hope y'all have a safe day! :) :thumbsup:

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Thanks Ron and that is a lot of beautiful Wood for today .

Harry
 
Old Engineer said:
Thanks a lot Barrett for the kind words . We went from 75 at around 3:30 to about 35 F when I went to the sack at 11:00 .
I would appreciate it though if you could keep the snow up there until I get my leaves picked up tomorrow . Maybe I need a Bull Buster like yours someday , but probably not . At 80 , I need very few additional knives .

Harry
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Good luck with the leaves, Harry. I was out finishing up with ours on Sunday because I knew the snow was coming.

The Bull Buster is a great larger sodbuster pattern. I like dropping one in my pocket when I’ll be out working in the yard. (Also pinchable with most gloves.)
 
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hose56 said:
God Bless the USA and Happy Veterans Day to all that have served. God Bless You !!!!!!
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As I was scrolling I saw a couple of those - I thought they were Northwoods Knives until I read the thread. They have certainly upped their game quality wise, but they are a shameless knockoff of Northwoods in my opinion. I’m sure Northwoods is thrilled because their knives are instantly recognizable by style. OH
 
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Camillus said:
I normally have some Inox lying handy for fishing reel maintenance and the like.

I find it a bit thin for knife work, but really handy to apply with the applicator. I have some Breakfree stored somewhere and when the bottle is empty I will refill it with that.

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Thanks, i always like to hear other peoples opinions on what they use, i have Inox, Balistol, labelle 108 and some degreaser always on hand and i find them all useful for many purposes. Thank you for the reply.
 
Despite having a large No. of fixed blades, seldom use or carry any of them except for a modest Puukko and this flat ground Grohmann Bird&Trout type. It's also a fantastic food prep knife.
The Buck Forum Knife is a big favourite here :cool: These on a handy small Finnish Army bread bag or gas-mask pack- appropriate for all the fear...;)

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Jack Black said:
Thank you very much JJ, I always enjoy seeing that pairing :) :thumbsup:



Cheers Dave :) :thumbsup:



What sickens me is when posters cock their legs over the rules of this sub-forum :mad: Political posts don't belong here. however strongly you feel about an issue. Our mods have enough to do, go and read the rules :thumbsdown:



That looks nice :) :thumbsup:
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It's not a political post. It's about credibility and honesty.
 
btb01 said:
Good looking pair, Ron! :thumbsup: Your #74’s looking good, too, but I don’t think it can beat the Ironwood on that Guardians Lambsfoot! :cool:

Old photo (there’s more patina on the blade now), but I’m carrying this one again today.

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Thanks Barrett! :) By that being an old photo does it mean that you do or don't have the white stuff yet? ;) Either way the #21 is one heck of a work knife! :thumbsup: :cool:

Old Engineer said:
Thanks Ron and that is a lot of beautiful Wood for today .

Harry
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Thanks pal! :) :thumbsup:
 
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