MTO Unleashed!

[McStitchy]

Day 29

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[SteveC]

Day 29

Two GEC Northfields   ,   #78 American Jack and #66 Calf Roper Stockman

[Ron Who]

 

[Humayd A R Mahomedy]

Day 29
Another Kershaw,the G10 Tyrade,with a composite blade,CPM D2 and 154CM.
I etched the blade to enhance the contrast

[Fuzzbucket]

Day 29

Two GEC Northfields   ,   #78 American Jack and #66 Calf Roper Stockman



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Both of them are stunning! 

[Ron Who]

Day 29
Another Kershaw,the G10 Tyrade,with a composite blade,CPM D2 and 154CM.
I etched the blade to enhance the contrast

Looks nice. What acid did you use and how strong should it be?

[McStitchy]

Both of them are stunning! 

 

[McStitchy]

Day 29
Another Kershaw,the G10 Tyrade,with a composite blade,CPM D2 and 154CM.
I etched the blade to enhance the contrast

Nicely done Humayd 

[Fuzzbucket]

You should write.... stuff 

Why thank you Stitchy MacFingers! 

[CraftsmanSAK]

DAY 29
A couple of Ontario Knife Co. RAT Model 1's.  Coyote Tan in D2 Steel and an Olive Drab in AUS-8.  Very comfortable folders.  The way the spine is just a bit higher than the handle, coupled with comfortable jimping on the spine, and the shape of the liners/scales are just perfect.

[Borg]

A little gas burner.
Handy for lots of things.
I have it for some 30 years now.

That's pretty neat 

Day 29 Kansbol and Wenger

[Borg]

Day 29

SOG Fusion Micron II and Spyderco Micro Dyad

With a Victorinox Classic (58mm) for comparison

Love the little Spyderco 

[CraftsmanSAK]

Day 29

Two GEC Northfields   ,   #78 American Jack and #66 Calf Roper Stockman

Those are awesome.  Really like that Stockman!

[Nix]

Day 29:


A cold a rainy day today, so not much knife action for me.  Thought I'd finish the challenge with a few Buck knives. Today's carry is the wonderful Squire lock back. I posted my older Squire earlier in the challenge, here's a shot the one I carried today, my newest:

[Fuzzbucket]

That's bloody lovely! 

[Fuzzbucket]

Actually, sod it, it's more than just bloody lovely, it's exquisite. 

[David]

Day 29

Two GEC Northfields   ,   #78 American Jack and #66 Calf Roper Stockman



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Great GEC's!     

Day 29:


A cold a rainy day today, so not much knife action for me.  Thought I'd finish the challenge with a few Buck knives. Today's carry is the wonderful Squire lock back. I posted my older Squire earlier in the challenge, here's a shot the one I carried today, my newest:

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Sweet!   

[McStitchy]

That's pretty neat 

Day 29 Kansbol and Wenger

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That's a tiny little Wenger you have 

[McStitchy]

Day 29:


A cold a rainy day today, so not much knife action for me.  Thought I'd finish the challenge with a few Buck knives. Today's carry is the wonderful Squire lock back. I posted my older Squire earlier in the challenge, here's a shot the one I carried today, my newest:

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Clearly let's you forget about the dull weather outside? 

[Nix]

Yup!

[Nix]

Actually, sod it, it's more than just bloody lovely, it's exquisite. 

Thanks, Fuzz. It's a little gem in my eyes.   

[Sos24]

Day 29

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Great pic:like:  Never heard of “fizzy” pez.

DAY 29
A couple of Ontario Knife Co. RAT Model 1's.  Coyote Tan in D2 Steel and an Olive Drab in AUS-8.  Very comfortable folders.  The way the spine is just a bit higher than the handle, coupled with comfortable jimping on the spine, and the shape of the liners/scales are just perfect.

I don’t own one but hear a lot of good things about Ontario RATs

That's pretty neat 

Day 29 Kansbol and Wenger

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Another nice Mora:like:

Day 29:


A cold a rainy day today, so not much knife action for me.  Thought I'd finish the challenge with a few Buck knives. Today's carry is the wonderful Squire lock back. I posted my older Squire earlier in the challenge, here's a shot the one I carried today, my newest:

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That is a beauty

[sak60]

Day 29

Two GEC Northfields   ,   #78 American Jack and #66 Calf Roper Stockman



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[sak60]

Day 29

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[sak60]

DAY 29

Today’s work carry is the humble Gerber Moment folder

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Great carry. 

[sak60]

Day 30.
Been an awesome month. Thanks Comis and everyone  there’s been a lot of interesting blades shown and info learned.
I’m finishing with a few classics.

[Nix]

    

[cody6268]

The scales are beautiful

Which is pretty unusual for what was pretty much an inexpensive giveaway knife for a pump manufacturer. EKA made lots of them, and they are what I like most from them. There are Swedish tourist knives, Volvo knives, these Flygt knives, and others that use this same pattern. The "Swede" is a pretty mediocre knife, especially in plastic. I bought two new, both had cracked handles. I'm thinking about rehandling them, but the knife is built in a really weird fashion (it doesn't even have full liners).

[cody6268]

Day 29: Camilus USA BSA883 Cub Scout Knife. This is the stainless steel, "economy" model from the late 1990s. I have had three Cub Scout knvies. For me, they are great for EDC, in that they are compact, fairly lightweight; and the awl and screwdriver both lock. Main blade has a half stop. The first was a very early Imperial Cub Scout, which I fixed up and gave to a friend of mine who is a Scout leader. Second is a carbon steel Camillus, which I still use. I bought this one for less than ten bucks. Blade was sharpened extremely well, and I've just stropped it once. Camillus steel is quite good. The 883 is slimmer, lighter, and stronger due to the way the handles are set up.

Along with a rather uncommon, and very old Hot Wheel; the Top Fuel Dragster from 1970.

[sak60]