Everyone's latest acquisitions!

[psjoe]

This Civivi Dogma off the exchange, sellers photo.

Civivi Dogma Brass

 

[toto07]

5750

 

[sgt1372]

My latest acquisition is a MT29 Z-Max Spyderco Mule, which is shown at the top of the photo w/Halpern Option 4 Earth Brown G10 scales on it.

The other Mules pictured (previously purchased) are the:

MT23 20CV w/Halpern Option 4 Black G10 scales
MT31 S45VN w/Halpern Option 4 Forest Green G10 scales
MT25 LC200N w/Halpern Option 4 Burlap Canvas Micarta scales

Also just purchased the Option4 Forest Green and Burlap Canvas Micarta scales from Halpern to fully "clothe" all 4 of the Mules in my collection. Option 4 scales are contoured and Option 5 scales are flat.

 

[Knives&Lint]

I stumbled across a SAK that might just have the most delightful set of stock scales I've ever seen and one I instantly just had to have.

Many of you have probably heard of the "My First Victorinox" knife with a rounded main blade, marketed towards children. It is typically offered in translucent red, blue, or pink. Well, I was looking into them as a source for sapphire scales and noticed that overseas they sell 3 other versions with an animal theme; one with a jungle theme, one with an underwater scene, and one with forest animals. The forest one has a mushroom placed pretty prominently in the foreground, and I couldn't help but take notice of it and the fact that it looks like the animals are staring at it smiling, and thought to myself "this would be a pretty cool set of scales for another project."

That's not the best part though. I click to see the back side of the knife and what do I see???



Wait for it?...


Wait for it?...

The mushroom is gone and animals are rolling around on the forest floor having a good ol' time! And this is a kid's knife! I'm aware that this type of mushroom is the widely used in folklore particularly in Europe, so in certain places its use in children's stories might be commonplace, but I just couldn't resist picking up a SAK with scales that had forest animals trippin' out on mushrooms . I'm swapping the scales onto a Bantam and using it as my around the house bottle opener

 

[jfk1110]

I stumbled across a SAK that might just have the most delightful set of stock scales I've ever seen and one I instantly just had to have.

Many of you have probably heard of the "My First Victorinox" knife with a rounded main blade, marketed towards children. It is typically offered in translucent red, blue, or pink. Well, I was looking into them as a source for sapphire scales and noticed that overseas they sell 3 other versions with an animal theme; one with a jungle theme, one with an underwater scene, and one with forest animals. The forest one has a mushroom placed pretty prominently in the foreground, and I couldn't help but take notice of it and the fact that it looks like the animals are staring at it smiling, and thought to myself "this would be a pretty cool set of scales for another project."

That's not the best part though. I click to see the back side of the knife and what do I see???



Wait for it?...


Wait for it?...

The mushroom is gone and animals are rolling around on the forest floor having a good ol' time! And this is a kid's knife! I'm aware that this type of mushroom is the widely used in folklore particularly in Europe, so in certain places its use in children's stories might be commonplace, but I just couldn't resist picking up a SAK with scales that had forest animals trippin' out on mushrooms . I'm swapping the scales onto a Bantam and using it as my around the house bottle opener

That's awesome!!! I spent many days.in the woods in my younger days with cowpie breath n gigglin' my ass off!!

 

[_himself]

Model C

 

[unclekurty]

No Amanita Muscaria ingesting critters on these titanium scales unfortunately. This modded Super Tinker has brass liners and steel pivots with T6 torx screws.
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[Rich S]

unclekurty​

Love that modded super Tinker. Where can I get one? I think I'd polish the cross if I had one.
thanks, Rich

 

[Richard338]

This just needs a display case on my desk.

 

[unclekurty]

unclekurty​

Love that modded super Tinker. Where can I get one? I think I'd polish the cross if I had one.
thanks, Rich

Rich I bought the SAK off of Ebay. “sakmodder” is the builder. They are still available along with another model.

I am tripping on those scales Knives and Lint posted. Last time I tripped I pulled a hamstring, bruised my ribs and messed up my shoulder.

 

[Oklahoma Outlaw]

No Amanita Muscaria ingesting critters on these titanium scales unfortunately. This modded Super Tinker has brass liners and steel pivots with T6 torx screws.
View attachment 1650678

Love it, brother!

 

[Centermass]

Another from the Exchange. Thanks, Christo4958

 

[wonderboy1377s]

A couple of Buck’s with elk handles and s30v.

 

[sf fanatic]

Been waiting a while to get one of these when they come back into stock and then out quickly at a bunch of different vendors and finally scored several days ago.
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[Grayman1984]

I stumbled across a SAK that might just have the most delightful set of stock scales I've ever seen and one I instantly just had to have.

Many of you have probably heard of the "My First Victorinox" knife with a rounded main blade, marketed towards children. It is typically offered in translucent red, blue, or pink. Well, I was looking into them as a source for sapphire scales and noticed that overseas they sell 3 other versions with an animal theme; one with a jungle theme, one with an underwater scene, and one with forest animals. The forest one has a mushroom placed pretty prominently in the foreground, and I couldn't help but take notice of it and the fact that it looks like the animals are staring at it smiling, and thought to myself "this would be a pretty cool set of scales for another project."

That's not the best part though. I click to see the back side of the knife and what do I see???



Wait for it?...


Wait for it?...

The mushroom is gone and animals are rolling around on the forest floor having a good ol' time! And this is a kid's knife! I'm aware that this type of mushroom is the widely used in folklore particularly in Europe, so in certain places its use in children's stories might be commonplace, but I just couldn't resist picking up a SAK with scales that had forest animals trippin' out on mushrooms . I'm swapping the scales onto a Bantam and using it as my around the house bottle opener

I so need this

 

[tinfoil hat timmy]

KEEPER 100%

 

[The Grendels]

New members of the family. Top to bottom: Ritual by CRKT, Archaeo by Artisan Cutlery, and Para Military 2 by Spyderco

 

[Quiet]

Managed to snag one of the Orange Bone #86 Acorn Jacks from the latest drop insanity:

 

[herisson]

This is such a sweet knife (at a bargain price) that it really deserves a show off. I asked the dealer to select one with no play at all, in any direction. He did, this little guy is perfect.

 

[Bob Denman]

The 485 Valet has arrived, and it's a marvelous little knife!
It's already in my pocket, and is going to be my EDC for at least a year...
(Until the Mnandi shows up...)