bigfish64
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Peanut today, Chestnut jigged bone, CV
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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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JTB_5
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Good morning y'all! Today I've got my Jack Black Ashley's Choice SFO Lambsfoot. I'm also trying out a newly arrived visitor.It's a "Sweatpants Pocket Carver" from Joshua's
JTB_5 Share & Share GAW/give it a try thread.
Nice pairing! I’m toting three today. AC, boys knife, and Mike Moran eureka.
JohnDF
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It's my favorite Case pattern.
If you get it, and it's as nicely done as mine, chances are you're going to love it.
Nice Trapper... A good work knife should be wrapped in wood.
Wow! That's a good looking knife!
Ironbut
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I just got this green Alox cadet in and will be carrying it a while.
I like the updated nail file too, I'd rather have a pen blade or inline awl ( I'd really really love an inline awl ) but at least with this one I could file on a piece of plastic in a pinch if I have to.
The new file does look like it might be more useful. I've carried one of my Cadets every day for years, but I don't ever remember using the nail file, at least not for it's intended purpose.
I've found that the tip of it is useful on those very small Phillips screws found on electronics, etc.
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That’s the wildest thing I’ve seen in a while, is that a Vic Phillips? Pretty coolI had this with me all night watching football... I think it counts as a Tote.
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I hope you're right. I could use some single bladed clip point long pull #83 in my collection.
The new file does look like it might be more useful. I've carried one of my Cadets every day for years, but I don't ever remember using the nail file, at least not for it's intended purpose.
Victorinox Sportsman is my absolute favourite of all pocket knives. It's basically a Cadet with cellidor scales and tools on the back. I have used the file on multiple occasions, mainly for Phillips screws, but also as a file. Like that time my daughter scratched her hand open on a wicker chair. Few strokes with that file and it was smooth and round.
Amir Fleschwund
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View attachment 1444508 I can see why so many have chosen a Stockman over the years. All three blades in one slimmer knife.
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Amir Fleschwund
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Double post because I walked into the kitchen where the wifi is sketchy.
Amir Fleschwund
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And ever since then, she runs away when you pull out that knife!...Like that time my daughter scratched her hand open on a wicker chair. Few strokes with that file and it was smooth and round.
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Taking our truck over to Lakeview, OR this morning for an oil, oil filter, air filter, and gas filter change this morning. Too dang old to crawl under the truck for that kind of stuff any more as is evidenced by my hand with my Buck Creek Copperhead that I'm totin with me resting on it.
pmek5
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Really nice jigging on that one.
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Thank you.
It's a Cattaraugus remake, yes it has a philips, and the main blade unlocks by pushing on the secondary.
I'm right there with you ED.
I may be young enough to still do it, but the desire isn't there any more.
Amir Fleschwund
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Sometimes, a man’s hands tell a story.Taking our truck over to Lakeview, OR this morning for an oil, oil filter, air filter, and gas filter change this morning. Too dang old to crawl under the truck for that kind of stuff any more as is evidenced by my hand with my Buck Creek Copperhead that I'm totin with me resting on it.
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Love this shot, and it gives me an idea! Would you guys/gals be interested in a "Traditional knives in-hand" photo thread? I guess this one is more "on-hand", but you get the point.Taking our truck over to Lakeview, OR this morning for an oil, oil filter, air filter, and gas filter change this morning. Too dang old to crawl under the truck for that kind of stuff any more as is evidenced by my hand with my Buck Creek Copperhead that I'm totin with me resting on it.
