What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

cbach8tw said:
These look like all you need for an extended weekend outing. What model SA? Farmer X or Pioneer X?
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Thanks! It is the Farmer X. My favorite model was always the Farmer, I found the saw is great for cutting zip ties, but always thought the scissors would compliment it perfectly. The Farmer X is the first knife I bought two of without handling it in person :), I have the second still sealed in the box. If I ever wear out the first, which is highly unlikely, I’ll still have a mint example ready for service.
 
Diamond Jack and a Keen Kutter Cattle


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btb01 said:
That’s a handsome little fixed blade! :thumbsup: (The Bose isn’t too shabby, either.) 😉😁



Good looking sheath! :thumbsup: Hard to beat sitting on the front porch while the kids play. 🙂



Looks like that Sodbuster has had some interesting modifications. The smoothed edges all around look like a big improvement, and the grooves are an interesting addition.



I like the look of Boker, Jack. I’m not much of a bead guy, but the anvil is kinda cool. :thumbsup:



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Wow, Gary, that’s a beauty! 🙂



Nice pair. That canvas micarta #43 is one of my favorite GEC knives I (stupidly) didn’t buy. 🙄😁

This is an old photo (meant to take a new one today but I never got around to it). I dug out this #81 for the first time in probably a couple years.

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That’s about a thirty minute fluff and buff on the delrin. I ground the blade into a drop point in effort to make more of a point. The handle seemed too slick, so I filed some grooves into it to make it more grippy. I usually do even up and round off all my delrin Sodbuster handles. It’s a good work knife for little money but can be better with thirty minutes work; it makes it easier on the pockets and eliminates hot spots. This particular knife my daughter commandeered as her work knife.
 
Was outside this morning to check the Tomatoes and Cucumbers

And was carrying these two and using the Northfield 83

Was able to take these in . We are currently done canning Beans and Pickles . Will be starting to Freeze Tomatoes . Bean plants are now all pulled out . Not a good crop of beans this year .


Harry
 
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Old Engineer said:
Was outside this morning to check the Tomatoes and Cucumbers

And was carrying these two and using the Northfield 83

Was able to take these in . We are currently done canning Beans and Pickles . Will be starting to Freeze Tomatoes . Bean plants are now all pulled out . Not a good crop of beans this year .


Harry
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Sorry to hear about the bad bean crop Harry, but those tomatoes sure look tasty! 😄👍
 
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