What Buck are you carrying today?

jbmonkey said:
wow that's a nice one there.
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Thanks brother. I'm glad I finally took the five minutes to figure out how to post pictures. That's a C&C model with a black oxide blade. I sanded the coating with 2000 grit and now it looks more like a really dark patina.
 
GPyro said:
Not ice.
It's actually 36 inch wide coping made out of brake metal. Each piece was a full sheet.
Ford's Climatic Wind Tunnel Project in Allen Park MI. $200 Million. That's a lot of Bucks!
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very cool. i missed that one by a mile.
 
JB,

So your a fellow tin knocker...…
Cool :thumbsup:
Nice to meet you brother.:D
 
GPyro said:
JB,

So your a fellow tin knocker...…
Cool :thumbsup:
Nice to meet you brother.:D
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used to be, that and ductboard and flex. spent my youth hanging ductwork. mostly in office now and deal with vendors, customers, employees and the politics of all of the above..:)
 
BF Buck today

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I’ve been carrying this one for a couple of weeks. My first ‘modern’ Buck, I have many from the 60s and 70s.
After I sharpened it I proceeded to break down a large pile of cardboard boxes into small strips. Hundreds of slices later it would still draw cut paper. Very impressed with this modern Buck.

I modified the tanto into a ‘spanto’ To accommodate my use and quick, free hand sharpening technique.

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389 with wood covers and 2014 date code. :)

EDIT: Oh! and 4 of a couple unmentionable here brands.

I can never carry just/only one knife.
 
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