Wharn
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It looks like your knives took a trip to Hawaii. All you need is one in koa and you would have a nice trifecta.
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It looks like your knives took a trip to Hawaii. All you need is one in koa and you would have a nice trifecta.
Leslie Tomville
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@Pàdruig Dylan, here is the fusion of Lambsfoot and Black Plum I promised you. It is Purple Heartwood. The larger Lambsfoot is Bog Oak. Ashley Harrison at Wrights is doing a spectacular job and deserves kudos.
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@Pàdruig Dylan, here is the fusion of Lambsfoot and Black Plum I promised you. It is Purple Heartwood. The larger Lambsfoot is Bog Oak. Ashley Harrison at Wrights is doing a spectacular job and deserves kudos.
Thank you very much, Jack!!!
Your HHB sweet slicer and an industrial grade cap lifter make a cool and handy pair; cheers!
Toting a couple of wood covered French slicers, one in juniper and the other in olive wood.
Thanks a lot JJ, I bet those gorgeous Frenchies SMELL pretty sweet too
sf fanatic
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paulhilborn
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Great covers on your Case Dean
An older SAK Super Tinker and 2013 Gabon Ebony TC
Thank you, Paul. Looks like you have some black ebony on that TC; were those Gabon Ebony?
Congrats! I saw this lovely pair on his instagram some time ago. Little did I know they were coming your way!
JJ Cahill
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Thanks Jack! Yes, a definite bonus!Thanks a lot JJ, I bet those gorgeous Frenchies SMELL pretty sweet too
Me and my daughter out hanging with the chickens while they snack in Christmas dinner leftovers. This is a solid pair. Can't beat em.
Cool pic Taylor
sunknife
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Wooden Wednesday carry, Oregon Trapper and Boker Club knife. The Boker, with ironwood scales, arrived in yesterdays mail. Cost quite a bit more than I should spend on a single blade folder but I'm extremely pleased with the knife. Perfect pulls and snap, centered blade, excellent F&F, slim and very pocket friendly. Feels very solidly built too.
A familiar old friend in the pocket today, Case 6332. OH
These two:
After nearly three years of experimenting, and going from 8 knives to 50, these are the two I carry every day. They stay on my nightstand every night, and one of them goes in my pocket in the morning. Usually it's the Laguiole, if I'm going to work, church, restaurant, etc. I drop the Opinel in my pocket in the evening after my shower, and often on weekends. I can't store either one away. I suppose I am partial to large clip blades and wooden handles.
An interesting coincidence is that both knives have a Christian symbol on them. The Laguiole has a "shepherd's cross":
And the Opinel has a Catholic blessing hand:
(I need to clean the blade!) The website says it is the hand of St. John the Baptist taken from a coat of arms from a town near where the Opinel family came from.
I still love other patterns, and carry them occasionally, but these are my go-to knives. So comfortable in the hand, and such great slicers.
By the way, Happy New Year, everyone!
After nearly three years of experimenting, and going from 8 knives to 50, these are the two I carry every day. They stay on my nightstand every night, and one of them goes in my pocket in the morning. Usually it's the Laguiole, if I'm going to work, church, restaurant, etc. I drop the Opinel in my pocket in the evening after my shower, and often on weekends. I can't store either one away. I suppose I am partial to large clip blades and wooden handles.
An interesting coincidence is that both knives have a Christian symbol on them. The Laguiole has a "shepherd's cross":
And the Opinel has a Catholic blessing hand:
(I need to clean the blade!) The website says it is the hand of St. John the Baptist taken from a coat of arms from a town near where the Opinel family came from.
I still love other patterns, and carry them occasionally, but these are my go-to knives. So comfortable in the hand, and such great slicers.
By the way, Happy New Year, everyone!
paulhilborn
Gold Member
Dean, now that you asked, I don't think they are? I check the website and it simply lists the covers as ebony, not Gabon ebony, although many TC's are GabonThank you, Paul. Looks like you have some black ebony on that TC; were those Gabon Ebony?
regardless, they are dark
paulhilborn
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Shawn, all very nice knives. I have the same Kabar and it's a great knife. I keep mine on my workbench and it sees quite bit of useI'm so far behind! This was actually my "Metal Monday", but it's carried on for a few days now. I'm suddenly digging all of these big, heavy knives!
