What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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I've never been a huge fan of Opinels
I'll risk the stones and pitch forks too, Jack.
I'm not a big fan of Opinel's or Mam's and sent mine down the road... they were worth the price though. ;)

That Klaas goes well with your pocket-slip buddy
Thank you, Jack. :)

Those two just seem like they belong together... solid work knives with beauty. :cool::thumbsup:

That certainly makes it easier to figure out which one to grab and when to grab them. ;):thumbsup:
Now they need to come out with the Amazon Package Opener model... :D

Great picture of your Old Timers, they always hold a place in my heart. :cool::thumbsup:

Great work knife with some fancy clothes. :cool::thumbsup:

Wonderful stag on that #44, Harry. :cool::thumbsup:

I like both of your newbies, Taylor. :cool::thumbsup:

There you go again, making me want to get outdoors. :cool::thumbsup:

Nice pairing. :cool::thumbsup:

(but maybe the downward can't of the blade is a design feature).
I'm one that enjoys the downward cant on a blade... Maybe not as aesthetic, but very useful.

I don't do GECs, either, for that reason among others.
I prize the few GEC knives I have, but until they fix their market, I'm done with them too.

Both Barlow and slip look dignified to me, John!
Thank you very much, GT. :)

Wonderful picture. :cool::thumbsup:
 
I didn’t like glitter gold at first, but now the more I see it, the more I’m warming up to it. o_O
It grows on ya. :D
Nice souvenirs! :cool::)
Thanks! It's not so easy to find souvenir knives these days, especially in NYC. Chinatown is different in a lot of ways.
Clay's a good guy, and his Bucks are in good hands!! ;):thumbsup:
He is, and I'll do my best. :thumbsup:
That certainly makes it easier to figure out which one to grab and when to grab them. ;):thumbsup:
Now they need to come out with the Amazon Package Opener model...
Ha! Maybe with a small pruner/hawkbill blade.
 
Thanks, Jack. :)
I dig your dynamic duo! :cool::thumbsup::thumbsup:

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Thanks, Jack. :)
Couple of complementary carries for you! :thumbsup::cool::thumbsup:

Thank you very much Gary, that was quite a post! :eek: :) :thumbsup:

Just a cheap Harbor freight 1×30 belt grinder, grinding a blade this thin I had to dunk it every few seconds to keep things cool.

Really nice work :thumbsup:


Two solid users my friend :) :thumbsup:

I'll risk the stones and pitch forks too, Jack.
I'm not a big fan of Opinel's or Mam's and sent mine down the road... they were worth the price though. ;)


Thank you, Jack. :)


It's good to have some company behind the sofa John! :D Great to see your sweet #66 :cool: :) :thumbsup:
 
Been wanting to ask you... What on earth IS that thing in the background, cross between ice skates and a stand up (razor type) skooter?

You got it my friend :)

It is a kicksled from Finland. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kicksled

The traditional ones are made of wood.

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Ours is the racing model made of aluminum called Kickspark.

This is how we do it.
@Jack Black called them Zimmer Skimmers :cool:


This is how the pros do it :eek: :thumbsup:


They are popular also as dog sleds.
I am afraid our dog would not be of much help ... except to ride in the basket :D

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