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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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It's almost like the sheepsfoot is primary on these xx18s.Case Carhartt punch stockman in G10 and Tru-Sharp
I like it because even though the sheepsfoot is set to be opened with the left hand, you can pinch it open with the right.
Mine is CV because that was on sale.
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I like this Camillus. It has strong springs but medium pulls, a neat trick. And the mystery German I got Saturday.
I think the mystery German meets the definition of "whittler".
I think the mystery German meets the definition of "whittler".
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Morning everyone. I’m looking forward to a great week. I’ll be carrying the tribal lock for awhile. It’s acting as a reminder for me to pray for one of my good friends. I’m kind of forgetful, so it helps for me to have reminders of things. I’ve had success assigning meaning to different knives, letting them remind me of things as I fidget with them throughout the day.
Y’all have a great day! Gonna be a hot one in S. Carolina today. Stay cool!
Y’all have a great day! Gonna be a hot one in S. Carolina today. Stay cool!
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These are both great!I like this Camillus. It has strong springs but medium pulls, a neat trick. And the mystery German I got Saturday.
I think the mystery German meets the definition of "whittler".
Amir Fleschwund
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That’s one of the nicest 2018’s I have seen!
Original or did you do something to the Elk? 
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I had the blades thinned out substantially and the scales are the result of this morning with some potassium permanganate and some Q tips.That’s one of the nicest 2018’s I have seen!
Unfortunately it doesn't last long on the elk, rubs off with handling after a few weeks worse luck. Stuff is cheap though and you can you try new patterns each time. 
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Thanks for the info! It’s a looker!I had the blades thinned out substantially and the scales are the result of this morning with some potassium permanganate and some Q tips.
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I remember those ads.I usually have Grape-Nuts on hand too. They remind me of the taste of wild hickory nuts!
Barbara's shredded wheat is great, too. Not even any added salt.
Grape-Nuts are too loud for first thing in the morning, though.Very cool find.
I always like those double-spring Whittlers. I'm carrying the three-spring "Stockyard" Whittler today.
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I planted several varieties years ago and used to use them when I made beer. Now only one is left and I’ve lost track of the variety so I use them when I make Kombucha every week.
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A trip to the dentist today. Can't wait!
Good luck Gary, I dislodged a crown last week myself, so need to make a trip (currently the dentists here are only dealing with emergencies). Great pic, and it's nice to get a closer look at your new Nessmi
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We got a new puppy last week also. The first couple nights were rough but he’s good now. I always forget how much work it is.Happy Monday Everybody
Enjoying life with a new puppy, it's never dull.
He's asking to go outside to do his "business' so we are making progress.
