Your knife today in your backyard!

[OldPhysics]

Rubbery and almost soft (depresses very slightly). It feels like a rubber grip but is far more resistant to wear and tear.

+1. Warms up reasonably well in the hand, too. Both the INFICoot (small, tan) and the Basic 9 (black, last knife in my post) have Res-C handles. Although not very 'styling,' the Res-C handle helps make that Basic 9 an extremely good and amazingly comfortable chopping machine.

The pattern on the Hairy Carry slabs is just deep enough to provide a secure grip without being annoying or abrasive in the hand. The Hairy Carry is another of those under-rated knives wandering quietly about the world, doing their jobs.

 

[Rupestris]

Very nice day today. Unfortunately it was all work and no play for me.

Took the boat out of the garage. Cleaned it out.
Got the garden hose out so I could start the boat.
Got it running, pulled the outboard off and got the boat ready for its trip out to the lake where it'll spend the summer/fall.
Cleaned out most of the garage.

This was all I had on me. My EDC pair:

 

[johnny reb]

The Sebenza and the leatherman are edc, the puuko I`m trying out today to see if I can get used to the dangly sheath. It swings around, and bounces off of my leg when I walk.

 

[SpookyPistolero]

Looove that aito, Johnny Reb. Very handsome indeed. You could try going baldric with the puukko if the 'floppping' becomes irritating for you.

 

[Varg Lobos]

Its Sunday. I don't know around your parts but it is gorgeous out today. I just picked up the dog poop then decided to take a couple of shots of knives I was playing with today.

So this is the thread challenge - you go out and take a shot of a picture of the knife you are fiddling with today. You do it in your backyard! No old shots of your knives. If I find that you pasted a shot you posted earlier, I'll sick Magnussen on you who will tease you mercilessly!

So here are my Sunday shots!

Those are awesome knives. What is the smaller one and what are the specs?

Breeden knives are great. I just got my first--a Tyson Bushcrafter.

 

[DPKnives]

I had to do it since I saw this thread. So here they are my chopper in action. More pictures and chopper specs here Doug

Batoned in 3 hits.

Still shaving too!!!!!!

 

[Sharp Eye]

I didn't get out today.
Lousy weather and I am helping with the research and editing of a term paper.

I have 2 on the way that I am itching to show off.
Maybe next week.

 

[kgd]

Nice action Doug - that is a good looking chopper you just made! I loved your earlier thread on it too. I hope you keeping making those!

Varg - I saw your thread today - congratulations on your new blade. The little one in my shot is a kat-knife with a PSK handle. Handle material is osage orange. Blade length 3.75", handle 4.25", blade was 3/32" thick.

 

[Grateful]

After a morning lake trip I worked in the yard for awhile. Moved some dirt around, raked up some leaves and sticks then added them to a pile I already had. It made one heck of a fire.
A trapper and sak are a pretty common combo for me.
Jim

 

[tonym]

Here's what I decided to play with.

 

[SpookyPistolero]

Rainy and gross here. Been getting a lot more time with my 510 for the last coupe of weeks. :thumbup: (Not to mention the Wetterlings)

 

[Varg Lobos]

Nice action Doug - that is a good looking chopper you just made! I loved your earlier thread on it too. I hope you keeping making those!

Varg - I saw your thread today - congratulations on your new blade. The little one in my shot is a kat-knife with a PSK handle. Handle material is osage orange. Blade length 3.75", handle 4.25", blade was 3/32" thick.

Hey! Thanks for the info. I was looking at getting a knife for my wife and she saw me looking at this thread and saw your's and pointed to it, and said, "That one looks cool."

I like the idea of the PSK handle on the KAT blade. Looks very nice!

Thanks again.

 

[kgd]

Grateful, have you been hang'n with Rupestris????

Nice blade tonym - now for some reason I'm feeling dizzy....

 

[James_Terrio]

Wow, what timing! I just opened this thread, and my daughter came to me beggin me to take her and her step-sister for a walk down by the river cuz it's fairly nice out today I'll bring a knife and camera... pics later

 

[Big Mike]

I was out with the wife and dogs and got this shot.

Not quite my backyard, but close.




"If you're not living on the edge, …you're taking up too much space."

Big Mike

 

[chickenplucker]

Muggy,rainy,nasty in Georgia today. Hard to get a decent photo. This is my Scrapyard Scrapmuk and a sweet little Breeden I got in a trade with Mtnfolk Mike!!!:thumbup:

 

[Big Mike]

Here's what I decided to play with.

Tony...that knife is awesome!!! :thumbup: :thumbup:




"If you're not living on the edge, …you're taking up too much space."

Big Mike

 

[kgd]

Love that stag barkie BigMike.

Chickenplucker - thats the first I've seen somebody post a scrapmuk here on W&SS. How do you like it? Nice little Tyson Bushcrafter there too.

 

[mtnfolk mike]

awesome pics guys.. keep them coming...:thumbup:

Muggy,rainy,nasty in Georgia today. Hard to get a decent photo. This is my Scrapyard Scrapmuk and a sweet little Breeden I got in a trade with Mtnfolk Mike!!!:thumbup:

great pic... i'm glad you're liking that Breeden knife... it's a nice all around little user...

 

[Grateful]

Grateful, have you been hang'n with Rupestris????

I haven't but I bet we would get along fine. He has great taste in knives.
Jim