What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[mbkr]

Carried the 2016 BF Harness Jack today. Its my traditional knife of the year because its a great knife, and its my first and only 35, and I won it in Glennbad's GAW
This is the first time I've carried it. Its been on the end table where I could admire it and fidget with it, but I haven't carried it. Today I formally decided it needed to be carried and not put up
Still haven't cut anything with it, but baby steps



As an observation of trivia, I've noticed that the 35 pattern is almost identical in size to the Colonel Coon canoe I've been carrying:

 

[Misplaced Hillbilly]

 

[315]

This Christmas gift hasn’t gotten any pocket time yet, today’s the day. Happy New Year everyone!
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I’m usually not interested in overly colorful knives, but the handles Case used on those are great

 

[315]

My selection for my 2020 knife of the year

 

[Bastler]

My selection for my 2020 knife of the year

What is the orange thing in the corkscrew?

 

[bigfish64]

I’m usually not interested in overly colorful knives, but the handles Case used on those are great

Thanks, there is a depth to the covers that is hard to capture in a photo, especially when you aren’t a very good photographer!

 

[RDaneel]

I don't expect much to change the instant the clock strikes midnight, but I'm sure hoping that eventually 2021 will turn out to be vastly superior to 2020.

- GT

Yes, I agree,

Watch pocket knife this week is a Rough Rider dogleg locking mini canoe:
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- GT

Now that is different looking - in a good way, Gary!

 

[315]

What is the orange thing in the corkscrew?

It’s a little emergency fire starter that twists into the corkscrew. There is a little fire steel that is shaped like the mini screwdriver but I prefer the one that replaces the toothpick.

 

[RDaneel]

I decided that I don't carry this little congress often enough.

I love the bone on that one! I'd be carrying it frequently, too!!

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

What is the orange thing in the corkscrew?

It’s a Slow Downer. Makes you stop and think before opening another bottle.

No, I think Vic figured out how to add one more tool. Small screwdriver, I think. Like eyeglasses sized.

 

[Hibou Canne]

 

[Arian29]

Happy New Year,
BF 2018 Buck301.

 

[Wurrwulf]

@5K Qs Thank you, GT! The Ka-Bar was picked up specifically for that reason. The blade stock is far thicker than I would normally carry, but it's just so cool to me. I have one of those RR Dogleg Jacks, and you've gotten me off the couch to fish it out. I hardly carry it because I found it laid wonky in my work pants, but it might work better in my "normal" clothes. The f&f and quality are all satisfying, I just kind of forgot about it after the first few carries. Happy New Year, GT and fellow Porch members!

 

[Stephen byrne]

The simple things

 

[mbkr]

@5K Qs The Ka-Bar... it's just so cool to me.

That's why I bought mine View attachment 1482947

 

[desmobob]

What are you guys carrying today?

I knew I was going to be working on my snowblower today so I put my Camillus electrician's knife in my pocket. And sure enough, I used the screwdriver blade to pry apart the links of a #40 roller chain after using a chainbreaker tool. I used the blade to open the new master link package.

I think the electricians knives are a very handy EDC, providing a blade, plus an additional tool to do all the things you're not supposed to do with your blade... prying, scraping, screwdrivering, etc.

 

[K33ncutter]

FedEx delivered my last knife purchase of the year. Makes me a new member of the Sod Buster Jr. owner’s club. Crimson peach seed jigged bone. A good way to put an end to 2020.

 

[JJ Cahill]

Been toting these two slicers today, one in abalone and the other in bovine.

 

[sunknife]

Went with my newest addition today, Boker club knife. Also pocketed this older Robt. Klaas 3-7/8" stag whittler. Wish you all a Happy New Year.
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[black mamba]

I grabbed an old favorite and headed to the pistol range a couple hours ago. Owl Head large (4¼") sowbelly in German stainless and cracked ice.