What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Signalprick]

Nice work! How about the spring?

Thanks, Jack!

Well fortunately in this case I've had more misses than hits with this pattern. I have a couple springs also.

 

[Signalprick]

Just slapped it together, huh? That's a very nice looking knife.... fer a rookie, of course.....

actually, it's borderline greatness....

Thank you!

 

[Viper84]

These two

https://flic.kr/p/2mdWuoB

G2

I see what you did there. My only two PPP knives.

 

[Spaten]

Got to be the best Case Amber Bone scales I have seen! Nice Knife. OH

Thanks for the compliment, Todd. Visiting a brick-and-mortar knife store that stocks both Case and SAKs would be a dream come true for me!


Congrats of that fine ebony lambsfoot and the "Big D", Dennis!


I appreciate your opinions, Jack.
That stag pair, HHB & Biscuit, is certainly easy on the eyes!


Thanks for your comment, José. Here's a photo of the 3-knife set from Cannon; I like them a lot also:
View attachment 1609154


IMHO, best break-up song ever. Notable pair of lambsfoots flanking your timer!


Amazing photo to a flatlander like me!
And I admire your black Cadet! I may have to get one to pair with my black Pioneer.





Congrats on the incoming black Cadet!


WOW! What wood!


I really like this little Joker! I have a couple in horn and another in stag, but no wood (so far).


I'll repeat my admiration and envy for that pair, Mike!


Welcome back to you and your signature fixed/scout pairs, Tom!


That's a handsome "box" you've put your ram's head pin into, JJ!


Is your lambsfoot stainless or carbon steel? It's a handsome knife, regardless!


That Texas Two-Wood, mesquite and osage orange, must have you dancing!





Thanks, John. I was very fortunate to stumble across that stag canoe when I wasn't even aware of its existence, and quite sure I managed to order the last one the low-volume online dealer had!


Cool photo, John, but I'm curious about what I'm actually seeing! Is it a pic of your Cadet on a postcard? Or, since it looks sort of like the train is behind a window screen, did you somehow attach your knife to a hotel window screen to get the pic? Or is a composite of separate shots of train and of Cadet?


Thanks for the explanation, Greg; I always appreciate hearing folks' rationales for aspects of their knife experiences!
Plenty of variety in that specific pair whose pic you posted!


Jon, I've never been much of a handshake guy, and probably have shaken hands with fewer than a dozen people since March 2020. But we can at least do this:


When I visited my daughter who was living in Spain at the time, we took the AVE train from Madrid to Valencia. It was interesting that there was a little speedometer readout in the front of our traincar, and we cruised along at 300 kph (about 185 mph) much of the trip! I had no sensation of such "breakneck speed" as we rode along though. I rode a lot of buses, trains (conventional, high speed, and subway), and some taxis on that trip, and generally enjoyed the transportation. The main exception was the Madrid Metro subway that was almost always VERY crowded.


Welcome back to you and your fine pair of knives!


Very appealing knife, José!


Distinguished, dignified knife!


Charismatic cutter! Did you enhance the original dye job on the bone?

- GT

Thank you both! I did enhance the original scales with some Fiebing’s mohagany dye.

 

[Crazy Canuck]

Morning all! My wife and I are celebrating our 15th anniversary today. Time flies when you're having fun!

 

[JJ Cahill]

My favourite kind of day, a Double Lambsfoot Day! Looking good JJ

I fully agree with you, Jack! Thank you kindly!!!

 

[Tyson A Wright]

Morning all! My wife and I are celebrating our 15th anniversary today. Time flies when you're having fun!

Congrats to you and your missus!

 

[Viper84]

What about tooTHpick THursdays? Is that a thing?

 

[JJ Cahill]

Fancy a chip butty AND a Lambsfoot? Check out my Yorkshire Day giveaway

Great photo, Jack! Your marvelous Hartshead Barlow makes an already tasty dish look super cool!

 

[Viper84]

Many thanks JJ

Looks good to me Mike

Handsome pair Tom

My favourite kind of day, a Double Lambsfoot Day! Looking good JJ

Cracking Canoe Gary



Looks like a great place to visit John


Classic GT trio! Love the look of your 72 Gary

Hope everyone is having a good day Just my Hartshead Barlow today

Fancy a chip butty AND a Lambsfoot? Check out my Yorkshire Day giveaway

A french fry sandwich? Now I've seen everything.

 

[BrotherJim]

That is one of their best current offerings imo!
Mine is tight as needed and fit and finish perfect for a mass produced daily user...that popular Tractor store usually always has them in stock

I agree Mike. F/F is dang near perfect on mine. Blades perfectly centered, transitions smooth as can be. Only "flaw" I can find is springs are very slightly proud with open blades.
Curiously, F/F is MUCH better than some of the CASE much higher priced offerings.
Our Tractor store is always virtually out of pocket knives. CASE moves fast around here I guess.

 

[bigfish64]

Morning all! My wife and I are celebrating our 15th anniversary today. Time flies when you're having fun!

Happy anniversary Crazy Canuck!

 

[Whetstone39]

Thanks for the compliment, Todd. Visiting a brick-and-mortar knife store that stocks both Case and SAKs would be a dream come true for me!


Congrats of that fine ebony lambsfoot and the "Big D", Dennis!


I appreciate your opinions, Jack.
That stag pair, HHB & Biscuit, is certainly easy on the eyes!


Thanks for your comment, José. Here's a photo of the 3-knife set from Cannon; I like them a lot also:
View attachment 1609154


IMHO, best break-up song ever. Notable pair of lambsfoots flanking your timer!


Amazing photo to a flatlander like me!
And I admire your black Cadet! I may have to get one to pair with my black Pioneer.





Congrats on the incoming black Cadet!


WOW! What wood!


I really like this little Joker! I have a couple in horn and another in stag, but no wood (so far).


I'll repeat my admiration and envy for that pair, Mike!


Welcome back to you and your signature fixed/scout pairs, Tom!


That's a handsome "box" you've put your ram's head pin into, JJ!


Is your lambsfoot stainless or carbon steel? It's a handsome knife, regardless!


That Texas Two-Wood, mesquite and osage orange, must have you dancing!





Thanks, John. I was very fortunate to stumble across that stag canoe when I wasn't even aware of its existence, and quite sure I managed to order the last one the low-volume online dealer had!


Cool photo, John, but I'm curious about what I'm actually seeing! Is it a pic of your Cadet on a postcard? Or, since it looks sort of like the train is behind a window screen, did you somehow attach your knife to a hotel window screen to get the pic? Or is a composite of separate shots of train and of Cadet?


Thanks for the explanation, Greg; I always appreciate hearing folks' rationales for aspects of their knife experiences!
Plenty of variety in that specific pair whose pic you posted!


Jon, I've never been much of a handshake guy, and probably have shaken hands with fewer than a dozen people since March 2020. But we can at least do this:


When I visited my daughter who was living in Spain at the time, we took the AVE train from Madrid to Valencia. It was interesting that there was a little speedometer readout in the front of our traincar, and we cruised along at 300 kph (about 185 mph) much of the trip! I had no sensation of such "breakneck speed" as we rode along though. I rode a lot of buses, trains (conventional, high speed, and subway), and some taxis on that trip, and generally enjoyed the transportation. The main exception was the Madrid Metro subway that was almost always VERY crowded.


Welcome back to you and your fine pair of knives!


Very appealing knife, José!


Distinguished, dignified knife!


Charismatic cutter! Did you enhance the original dye job on the bone?

- GT

Thanks GT! My carry habits haven’t changed much in my hiatus from the forums, still a small fixed blade and a utility folder. Although I always have the Farmer X with me regardless of other knives.

Many thanks JJ

Looks good to me Mike

Handsome pair Tom

My favourite kind of day, a Double Lambsfoot Day! Looking good JJ

Cracking Canoe Gary



Looks like a great place to visit John


Classic GT trio! Love the look of your 72 Gary

Hope everyone is having a good day Just my Hartshead Barlow today

Fancy a chip butty AND a Lambsfoot? Check out my Yorkshire Day giveaway

Thanks Jack! I had to look up “chip butty” lol .

These two today, as I am watching the mailbox for a new arrival.

 

[Peregrin]

Morning all! My wife and I are celebrating our 15th anniversary today. Time flies when you're having fun!

Congrats Mike! That's an accomplishment to be proud of.
It took me 3 tries to get to 15 Years!
That Case-Bose WT of yours always catches my eye!

 

[Jack Black]

Morning all! My wife and I are celebrating our 15th anniversary today. Time flies when you're having fun!

Happy Anniversary to you and the missus Mike

Great photo, Jack! Your marvelous Hartshead Barlow makes an already tasty dish look super cool!

Many thanks JJ

Thanks Jack! I had to look up “chip butty” lol .

These two today, as I am watching the mailbox for a new arrival.

LOL! Hope you'll check out my giveaway Tom That's another very impressive pair

 

[MI Yeti]

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Second hand 2015 case trapper

 

[screened porch]

White Fangs for the woods this morning, Greensleeves around the house. Maybe the big Kabar for mowing the front lawn in a bit.

 

[hornetguy]

Morning all! My wife and I are celebrating our 15th anniversary today. Time flies when you're having fun!

Happy anniversary blessings to you both!!

 

[JJ Cahill]

Toting two thrifty Imperials, a cattle knife from the late 30s and a super handy BSA Cub scout knife from the late 40s.

 

[Headwinds]

Morning all! My wife and I are celebrating our 15th anniversary today. Time flies when you're having fun!

Or as the frog said, “Time’s fun when you’re having flies.” Congratulations on your 15th. When you get to the 50th you’ll really wonder where the time went.