day 4 decided to have a smoke before the afternoon rains
Day 3Case Sowbelly in jigged "Bermuda green" bone. Close up because I was trying to capture the nice color.(Image removed from quote.)
Again the navaja-type cheapo (I'm getting more and more ashamed to post this when I look at the other entries here...). This time a little close up of the handle. Like I said, cheap bakelite or another plastic material. The hues are pretty, though, and change according to the angle light shines on them.
Quote from: Alan K. on August 19, 2016, 08:17:40 PMday 4 decided to have a smoke before the afternoon rainsNow THAT is a worthy use!
Quote from: SAK Guy on August 19, 2016, 04:08:06 PMAlready some really beautiful knives today!!!!! Wow!!!!!!'88 Winchester (Image removed from quote.) Trapper & Vic Sportsman(Image removed from quote.)FTFY...
Already some really beautiful knives today!!!!! Wow!!!!!!'88 Winchester (Image removed from quote.) Trapper & Vic Sportsman(Image removed from quote.)
Quote from: NutSAK on August 19, 2016, 04:39:47 PMQuote from: SAK Guy on August 19, 2016, 04:08:06 PM'88 Winchester Banana Trapper That's a WHOPPER!Show contentThat's what she said
Quote from: SAK Guy on August 19, 2016, 04:08:06 PM'88 Winchester Banana Trapper That's a WHOPPER!
'88 Winchester Banana Trapper
Quote from: Dean51 on August 19, 2016, 04:31:23 PMDay 3I need to disclose a small fact here, I've been having back trouble for a couple of weeks. As of yesterday evening it is officially not working. (I like to never got up off the couch) Without meds I'm not moving very fast, so there won't be any pictures of a pocket knife in use around power tools or much of any project.Probably won't be moving enough to use it some days. So with the devils permission I would like to stay in the challenge anyway. The pic may be nothing but the knife on my little storage box or on the table next to it before it goes in my pocket. I'm going to try to get a picture posted come smurf or high water.Today it's a Queen Cutlery # 9SBI bought my original #9 not long after the new owners took over. Some of those first knives were being made with springs left over from the old owners & some of them were suffering from broken springs. The spring broke last year so Queen sent me this as a replacement.Hmmm🤔Has the knife been in your pocket on the given day? YesHave you posted a pic of it? Of any discription? YesIs there a problem? Hell no!Kirky approved
Day 3I need to disclose a small fact here, I've been having back trouble for a couple of weeks. As of yesterday evening it is officially not working. (I like to never got up off the couch) Without meds I'm not moving very fast, so there won't be any pictures of a pocket knife in use around power tools or much of any project.Probably won't be moving enough to use it some days. So with the devils permission I would like to stay in the challenge anyway. The pic may be nothing but the knife on my little storage box or on the table next to it before it goes in my pocket. I'm going to try to get a picture posted come smurf or high water.Today it's a Queen Cutlery # 9SBI bought my original #9 not long after the new owners took over. Some of those first knives were being made with springs left over from the old owners & some of them were suffering from broken springs. The spring broke last year so Queen sent me this as a replacement.
Yeah, sorry to hear about your back problems Dean.
Nice one JD
Nothing special today, cut up some boxes that once held diapers. Carbon-bladed Opinel 8 to the rescue. Sent from my SCH-I545 using Tapatalk
Day 4Case Copperhead. I can't remember what the handles were called on this one. (Image removed from quote.)
I wonder what I'll carry tomorrow?
Thanks to SAK Guy, Gareth, and NutSAK for your kind comments on my green sowbelly; I had a hard time getting it to turn out that nice because all the light reflecting off the blade. These traditionals look great in photos, but pose their own challenges as the bolsters make the camera want to underexpose the rest of the knife, plus it's harder to keep myself out of the reflection. Day 4Case Copperhead. I can't remember what the handles were called on this one. Half stops on both blades though, makes me close it with one hand much more confidently. (Image removed from quote.)
I'm looking for tomorrow's carry......
Decision made. Happened to have my Rough Rider white bone Canoe sitting out and I grabbed it earlier this morning. Quickly put into use opening up the packaging on a new vacuum cleaner that got delivered.
Quote from: Gareth on August 20, 2016, 01:21:30 PMDecision made. Happened to have my Rough Rider white bone Canoe sitting out and I grabbed it earlier this morning. Quickly put into use opening up the packaging on a new vacuum cleaner that got delivered.Nice!
Quote from: SAK Guy on August 20, 2016, 04:48:14 AMI'm looking for tomorrow's carry......
(Image removed from quote.)Ocoee River Barlow today.
Traditional 30 and Spartan Saturday all in one. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk