I have to say that I really like your baseball glove sheath (and the knife of course)
Thanks GT, I got to use the reamer on the Electrician last night for a purpose I never thought I would - cleaning dirt out of a trumpet mouthpiece that dropped from the stands at a high school football game.Congrats on the handsome new slip! The drop point blade on your 74 is also notable, as is your Electrician!
- GT
Standing ovation!! I love sowbelly’s. That’s a beauty.Thanks GT, I got to use the reamer on the Electrician last night for a purpose I never thought I would - cleaning dirt out of a trumpet mouthpiece that dropped from the stands at a high school football game.
Carrying this sowbelly I recently received from JohnDF today.
Nice to see the Hartshead, GT.
That's a rugged pair, Rachel.
Nice to see it getting carried.
Good choice TaylorOh yea me too. It needs to be carried more. I plan on throwing a lamb in my pocket later today after work. No football game this….probably will be my ebony Guardians Knife.
I have to confess Tyson, I've never been a great fan, but that's actually a sawNice combination. For some reason, I had thought you were anti-Opinel, so nice to see one in the mix for you.
That's a shame Jer, but I reckon you're covered my friend :0I tied up my punal in a sock to protect it in my toolbox, and forgot to bring it.
Thanks pal I was hoping to get some more pics of my Glennbad Biscuit today, out in the woods, but every photo I took is out of focusThere's my favorite couple.
Nice job That's a great-looking pairThank you, Jack. The RR got a dye treatment by me to give the bone that mottled look.
I like how you started your day earlier, black coffee and Black Friday knives.
Same two for me as yesterday, pile side pic for today.
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I've always liked that knife Gary, but didn't know the entire back story, which makes it even coolerMiscellaneous Knife of the Week is an Imperial serpentine jack that my wife's father used to carry and gave to her when he got a new knife. She put it at my place at the kitchen table on a day in January 2014, and it got me re-interested in pocket knives, led me to Blade Forums, and inspired me to buy a couple of hundred other folding pocket knives!
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- GT
Sounds like a lot of fun Gary, have a great time amigoOut of here early tomorrow, to watch one of my grandsons play soccer.
These will be along with me. JohnDF convinced me I should be carrying the Jerry Halfrich Rounder.
Solid pair of workers there John
I was wondering about that too, pretty coolThanks, John. The other tool is a piece of metal tubing that I use to put on the t-post clips. Same idea as the screw driver - hook the clip on the wire, put the tube through the loop on the clip and wrap it around the wire. On most of the clips we get, the hook end isn’t very hooked, so the tubing also allows you to bend that end around the wire more by putting the tubing over the end of it and bending. The handle was a chunk of walnut I had and was a way to try out my lathe when I first got it.
Thanks a lot buddy, I wish I could have got some more pics of them together today, but my camera was giving me problemsThanks, Jack.
I envy your double stag day, and admire your colorful little hand tools!
Nice pic JJ I like carrying two, but one is all anyone really needs
Delightful duo Gary The pandemic has certainly slowed down my acquisitionsPeanut of the Week is a Case chestnut jigged bone CV:
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Lambsfoot of the Week is LamBarJack, my rosewood Hartshead Barlow:
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My rotation schedule had a "hole" this week in the Stag/Horn position. When I constructed the schedule, I left some spaces where I thought new knives might go, including a spot that I thought I'd have filled by now with a new-to-me stag knife. But the pandemic seems to have slowed down my acquisitions over the past year and a half. I should have just grabbed a spur-of-the-moment stag/horn substitute at the start of the week, but I didn't.
- GT
Fantastic PaulA treasured gift from my brother Duncan
Super-cool pairing Rachel (dropped this quote for some reason)!A Big-un and a Jumbo.
That's a rugged pair, Rachel.
Thanks, guys. It's more knife than I need for a lazy weekend, but why should that matter?Super-cool pairing Rachel (dropped this quote for some reason)!
Totally! During the first lockdown here, I remember carrying all kinds of big fixed blades that didn't go any further than the local woods!Thanks, guys. It's more knife than I need for a lazy weekend, but why should that matter?