The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Two stunning Scouts JJ
Thanks, John; one of my all-time favorite finds.I always enjoy seeing some well-loved red Alox.![]()
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Dynamic duo, Greg!A different Pal Cut cattle knife than I carried yesterday, along with a 3-3/8'" Rough Rider whittler for the watch pocket.View attachment 1561834
Hey Greg, was wondering about your thoughts on the RR Whittler, been looking at one, trying to make a decision. Is this one a split back?
I'm someone else who likes that RR375 whittler; the spear main was the main draw for me, but I like the entire blade combo. I thought it might be a little small for my hand for long whittling sessions, but I realized most of my whittling is done in sessions of 20 minutes or less. I liked the knife so well that I bought an identical one to give away.Not a splitback, Todd. This model #375 is 2 springs with the main blade using both springs and no half stops, secondaries have half stops. I have two of 'em, another in black pearl handles and both are very tight and snappy. I've had 'em at least 4years I think, both are very well put together. I know at least one other person here on BF has one and has had the same experience as me. I'd say go for it.![]()
Thanks, Jack.Two of the knives I enjoy seeing most from your collection Gary![]()
Lady Luck smiled on me this Random Tuesday, when I blind-picked the special Unicorn Ivory #25 gifted to me by my friend Barrett @btb01Pairing it with my Hartshead Barlow
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Notable pair, John!
Congrats on the ravishing Robeson, Gus!Well, this dropped in on Mom’s day... clean as a whistle, snappy as a turtle and I’m not waiting for BFday. Robeson 3”1/4 model 122415 made between 1910-21 in black composite. Feels like bake-lite in hand.
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I only say that because I've heard it from others here first.Thanks, Todd.
As GT would say... A Lambsfoot and a Lambscliffe.![]()
Superb 501!!Buck 501 Squire, Buckeye Burlwood, from the custom shop. Breaking it in this week.
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Another quality quartet, Gary.![]()
I had forgotten about your GSA knife; it is such a classic and sooo green.
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Thanks for the comments, guys....
Only worry if you start living decades in the past!
Thanks much! It would be a lot better if the micarta was in Seafoam Green like your Girl Scout Knife...
Great to see that one again, Dean; admirable handle texture and color!
Thanks, as always, for your encouraging remarks, John....
That's is so way-cool-a-go-go... I've not seen a spear main stockman.
Lovely Canoe as well.![]()
Same dog, too!Same knife, different day![]()
Thanks, Jack....
That's an interesting and unusual knife Gary, and a nice photo
Got a large Rosewood Lambsfoot and a #66 Stockman with me today
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Thanks, Jack; it isn't easy with the BF upgrade, but I'm gradually learning ways to do things that I used to do.Thanks Gary, well done on all that multi-quoting buddy!![]()
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Thanks for the info, Todd, and for the bonus pic of that attractive half whittler!Thanks Gary! That’s a mini copperlock, and a half whittler in Jungle Green Camo, both are very well made. Here’s a little better photo of the whittler.
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Sounds pretty good to me, but I'm sure it's different when all that fun stuff is mandatory because you don't have many options.thanks GT! Yes, patience is the word of the day (or two months!). I’m not much of a TV watcher, but I have caught up on my old Burt Reynolds movies. Although I can’t find cannonball run 1 or hooper to stream. Today will prolly be Big Red One. Some reading, trying to get my surface pro to a useable state (not sure that’s gonna happen!). And I cleaned and oiled all my knives one day. Hah! Thanks for the prayers man.
still keeping good company though....
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Congrats on the beautiful bowl, John, and kudos to Dan for his talent and generosity!Arriving just in time for Wooden Wednesday...
I received a couple of wonderful bowls from Dan @CelloDan
Not only is Dan a very talented wood turner, he's also very generous.
Thank you, my friend.
This bowl made of Walnut and is absolutely gorgeous, the knife is handled in Maple...
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Resplendent couple of wood Euro-Barlows, Todd!Carrying these two jewels today, I highly doubt they’ll be assigned any real work today!View attachment 1562458
Notable, venerable, ligneous, and dark; what an outstanding pair!Wooden Wednesday
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Thanks Gary! I just got my RR375 yesterday, and I like it a lot also, so much so I think I’m going to order another as well!I'm someone else who likes that RR375 whittler; the spear main was the main draw for me, but I like the entire blade combo. I thought it might be a little small for my hand for long whittling sessions, but I realized most of my whittling is done in sessions of 20 minutes or less. I liked the knife so well that I bought an identical one to give away.
Thanks for the info, Todd, and for the bonus pic of that attractive half whittler!
Resplendent couple of wood Euro-Barlows, Todd!
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Thanks a lot Gary, hopefully we'll get there eventuallyThanks, Jack.
Terrific Tuesday brace of Barlows for you!
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Thanks, Jack.
Love the large lambsfoot and the crimson Calf Roper!
Thanks, Jack; it isn't easy with the BF upgrade, but I'm gradually learning ways to do things that I used to do.
Haven't yet learned a way to Search in the ways I used most frequently with the old BF software.![]()
Nice pic, Todd.
Thanks, Gary. Yep I dyed it, was amber bone originally and I used a mix of red & brown RIT on it. I also liked them enough to get a couple extras to pass on. I've kept the dyed one plus this pearl version. All 4 that I've had have been quite snappy and tight fitted.Dynamic duo, Greg!
Did you dye that little RR whittler? I like their amber jigged bone, but yours looks even better!
I'm someone else who likes that RR375 whittler; the spear main was the main draw for me, but I like the entire blade combo. I thought it might be a little small for my hand for long whittling sessions, but I realized most of my whittling is done in sessions of 20 minutes or less. I liked the knife so well that I bought an identical one to give away.
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We must of been typing at the same time. Glad ya like it Todd.Thanks Gary! I just got my RR375 yesterday, and I like it a lot also, so much so I think I’m going to order another as well!
Thanks for the kind words on my Half Whittler and Barlows.![]()
Wonderful pair of knives.
Looks like one happy pooch.
A solid worker, Jack.
Thank you, GT.Notable pair, John!
Yes, Dan is an artist.Congrats on the beautiful bowl, John, and kudos to Dan for his talent and generosity!
A Wonderful Old Jack Knife.
Thank you, Gary. The Schmachtenberg has really caught my fancy for some reason. The rounded bolsters and swell end shape make for a very comfortable pocket/worry stone. Today I'm pairing it with my Beer & Sausage. I'm hoping the B & S gets a chance to build some patina this weekend.Notable, venerable, ligneous, and dark; what an outstanding pair!![]()
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They might just be the perfect pairing.hard to beat a Lambsfoot and a Barlow as the supreme pocket pair!
It’s nice, it does have some gaps along the back spring, but everything is tight and snappy! I really like the sunken joints. It feels really nice in the hand, open and closed.Nice pic, Todd.Whats your impressions on the little whittler so far?
We must of been typing at the same time. Glad ya like it Todd.![]()
I agree with Jack, can’t get much better than those two. The TC is developing a nice patina.