Pictures here! Show your workers!

Mack

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These are really slick little, big knives. A sleek, comfy handle and a blade thin enough to slice extremely well while thick enough to be a workhorse.
Show 'em if you've got 'em.
 
I'm really surprised by how slim but comfortable this handle is. It works like a fairly large knife but doesn't feel like one.

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There has to be more than just these two in the wild. I love these pics, but I would love to see more of them.

I want to say I recall one worker was used prying nails out of a door jam...
 
tall_papa:
Hopefully these photos are helpful! This is my "semi stretched"/B&T Worker in 154CM. I'll add more pics to the Picture thread later but I thought these could be useful for prospective buyers. It's my first JK knife and I'm blown away!


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My Worker B&T fishing by a covered bridge. Ideally I'll catch a trout worth keeping sometime soon!

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A few from T tall_papa
 
Worker B&T 154CM(almost felt sinful not to be O1) blue liners & tan micarta. Worker in Bocote. Great knives in the kitchen and out and about.JK Worker.JPG
 
I used my stretch worker all day today cutting 550 cord so I could hang my 1000 bulbs plus of garlic. Worked very well. Didn't take in pictures though as I was in a hurry lol. Great little blade. Forgot sometimes I was even carrying it.
 
Matched His/Hers Arrival Pictures

Out of the box. Notice the red and black pins to differentiate between his/hers.
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Blades out in the fresh air.
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One of the first things I do for any knife arrival is slather in mineral oil. Beautifies wood, makes blades food safe, remove any other oils that may not be food safe. Check out that ironwood.
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Green egg cooking all weekend, let the slicing begin.
 
Those are beauties. I hope they get a ton of use.
 
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