What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[sunknife]

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Handsome knife, Kurt. Could I ask you to share a few details on it? Maker, size and length? It's a beauty.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Beautiful post!! I read it while lounging on the couch in the Lake House my grandfather bought in 1970. Every time I walk through the door I think of him. His handiwork - like a built-in spice rack in the cabinet above the stove - is everywhere. Unfortunately, there are also liquids in baby food jaws in the garage that I fear will make this an EPA Superfund Site if we ever open them! Thanks for reminding us the value of legacy!!

Toting this Case that will be part of the legacy I pass onto my kids and grandkids!
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Check before you throw out those baby food jars. They could actually be home-made concoctions of honing oils, bore cleaner/copper solvent, penetrating oil, etc.

Or rotten pureed spinach...

TEW and a PAL

Always a treat to see the PAL Jack, Steve.

Buck 301 with a Utica Tools adjustable wrench and a Harbor Freight Pittsburgh wrench made out of CV steel
Really nice day today.
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My kind of hat!

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Love this model of Case, David. The plain black walnut scales fit for a no-nonsense working man's tool.

Is the 163 not a superb knife? I think it is

Charlie forced GEC to prove they CAN jig bone.

 

[mitch13]

Check before you throw out those baby food jars. They could actually be home-made concoctions of honing oils, bore cleaner/copper solvent, penetrating oil, etc.

Or rotten pureed spinach...

Always a treat to see the PAL Jack, Steve.

My kind of hat!

Love this model of Case, David. The plain black walnut scales fit for a no-nonsense working man's tool.

Is the 163 not a superb knife? I think it is

Charlie forced GEC to prove they CAN jig bone.

Good point Jeff

 

[SCFlyGuy]

Check before you throw out those baby food jars. They could actually be home-made concoctions of honing oils, bore cleaner/copper solvent, penetrating oil, etc.

Or rotten pureed spinach...

Knowing my grandfather, I suspect we’re dealing with toluene, benzene, or …

 

[echoscout]

Love this model of Case, David. The plain black walnut scales fit for a no-nonsense working man's tool.

Thanks buddy

 

[SteveC]

Always a treat to see the PAL Jack, Steve.

Thanks buddy !

 

[Ragnar42-400]

 

[Will Power]

Up against the wall....

 

[BrotherJim]

Northfield #73 Scout Square End Cocobolo Drop Point, a classic, will soon transition from this leather mat to a pocket in worn denim jeans, adding character and utility to Wooden Wednesday.
There’s something about the grain of aged wood against the fray of well-loved and broken-in denim. Both tell a story of use, wear, and purpose.
Cocobolo’s rich tone and smooth texture against faded indigo, will look right at home. From leather mat to pocket, from tranquil slumber to Wednesday companion ... this one’s ready for work.

 

[Travman]

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[Corto_Malt]

Have a nice day

 

[EJM73]

Happy Wednesday!

 

[Ironbut]

I don't have anything like a knife rotation, and I usually carry the same knife for two or more days at a time. I was going to post this Buck 112 in the "Wooden Wednesday" thread, but when I looked, I posted it for the previous two Wednesdays.

 

[ferider]

 

[5K Qs]

Case Knife of the Week is a pocket worn harvest orange stainless humpback stockman (thanks, Mike):

Colonial/Imperial/Schrade Knife of the Week is a Colonial electrician knife:

- GT

 

[TE59]

 

[afishhunter]

Adding to belt.
Real Genuine Nagao Higonokami #10 that is usually kept clipped with-in reach on my rollator.

The Blue Paper #2 blade holds a keen edge.

 

[321Bandaid]

Have a great day, Fellas!!!

 

[sf fanatic]

Another cool and foggy day here in the City by the Bay! Well…at least at my house. Ten miles inland and it’s sunny and will be hot today. Keeping me company today the usual lamb and RC French Broad Jack. Have a great day folks!