WHAT ARE YOU CARRYIN RIGHT NOW? WHAT IS YOUR FAV EDC?

[TripleF]

Schrade USA with Jeffinn wormgroove and a Cut co EZO

Love what you carry bro!!!

[Ivoryman]

Thanks FFF, that's a cool cattle knife too. Great color.

Old school jigged bone and some new school jigged bone.
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Fabulous pair of beauties J, that fixed is beautiful. Of course the Voos too, great bones old or new.

Today I'm packin' this Humason & Beckley pearl whittler. Just sharpened it this morning. It's a little beauty. 3 1/4"

Humason & Beckley; 1852 - 1916 in New Briton, Ct.
Sold to Landers, Frary & Clark, also in New Briton, Ct., in 1912. They used the H&B stamp until 1916. (Goins)

Sweet knife, doesn't look it's age either. Looks great.

Nice ones to start the work week, gent'men.


Going with a POS Exchange that had issues but were resolved by a reputable knife mechanic. Robert Klass Kissing Crane with a blade for every occasion, even a wine happy hour. Nice horn and the scissor spring isn't broken. Don't tell LJ, he may want this one back!

Sweet piece you don't see every day. Niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice.

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Love that slender S&M, well both of them are beauties, but that one made for a second look.

[Quick Steel]

Glad you like it Iman.

[FRJ]

Thank you, Iman.

[garddogg56]

Back to basics today

[Quick Steel]

[1967redrider]

Thanks, Ivory.

Excellent choices, gard and QS!

I liked it so much it's getting a Day 2. Could it be my new Office Knife???

[cody6268]

Starting on a project. It's a Jeep, so I think my '61 Imperial Demo Knife is a good companion; being as both came out of WWII (though the Demo has seen use in 'Nam).

My great-uncle kept a bunch of junker Jeeps around the large farm he ran, and gave Granddad two--the CJ-3 and a rusted out CJ-5 with some rare parts (factory V-6, a Kelly Bonanza III cab). Without my Granddad's permission, my Dad heavily modified the CJ-3, and did a crappy job of it. We had a long battle over whose it actually was (which the title clearly lists my Granddad and grandmother), but after some underhanded behavior by my Dad and a woman he married about 10 years ago, I said it's time I got started. The CJ-5 is a write-off, but still has loads of useful bits on it, so it will be as Dad intended--a parts donor. I want to save its V-6 and cab for a nice CJ-5 that's not rusted out.

CJ-3 is a mess. I t was heavily lifted, the rear axle's diff was welded, and some gaudy accessories were added. He added bucket seats that don't even have seatbelts! I even suspect the tailgate was removed and replaced with a welded-in piece of sheet steel. `Most of the original bits are in an outbuilding and the body of a 1950s Hackney milk truck, so I don't have to go searching for new ones.

I'm not very knowledgeable, but a neighbor of mine is a Jeep nut and is currently working on a CJ-5. And, I read the Haynes guide a few times since I bought it 5 years ago and the project was on the backburner due to issues in "who owns the darn thing.

First of all, I plan to just change the gas, change all the fluids, air up the tires, and get a new battery; as well as making sure the brakes are good. The next stage will be replacing the modified rear axle with the unmolested Dana 44 from the CJ-5. Removing other mods and trying to take it back closer to stock is for when I have a bit more income. I plan to go KISS and have lockers, but all mechanical. The end project is a go-anywhere farm work vehicle. It's also got a period correct mechanical Warn winch up front that runs off the PTO.

Another thing I'm doing is buying back the F-250 my Granddad bought new in '88 from this same neighbor (who bought it from my Dad; whom my Granddad sold the F-250 to in 2000 when he bought the '98 RAM I now drive). It's being built out as a workhorse also.

[1967redrider]

Cool projects, be sure to post some pictures.

[woodwalker]

Wow!! Great carrying knives on this page guys! Went with an old pick bone Pen Knife today at the office. Sometimes I just like to carry an old one. EC Simmons Keen Kutter that I have been told was most likely made by Winchester. Have a great day all!!

[1967redrider]

That's a sweet one, ww.

[Ivoryman]

Sometimes I just like to carry an old one. EC Simmons Keen Kutter that I have been told was most likely made by Winchester. Have a great day all!!

Me too, right back atcha. Have a great one with that sweet pick bone KK.


Quick Steel, that's a looker for sure. Great burl and Damascus. Niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice.

[woodwalker]

That's a sweet one, ww.

Thank you sir!

[woodwalker]

Sometimes I just like to carry an old one. EC Simmons Keen Kutter that I have been told was most likely made by Winchester. Have a great day all!!

Me too, right back atcha. Have a great one with that sweet pick bone KK.


Quick Steel, that's a looker for sure. Great burl and Damascus. Niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice.

Thank you Iman!! You show some beautiful bone handled knives as well!!

[ken98k]

Starting on a project. It's a Jeep, so I think my '61 Imperial Demo Knife is a good companion; being as both came out of WWII (though the Demo has seen use in 'Nam).


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My great-uncle kept a bunch of junker Jeeps around the large farm he ran, and gave Granddad two--the CJ-3 and a rusted out CJ-5 with some rare parts (factory V-6, a Kelly Bonanza III cab). Without my Granddad's permission, my Dad heavily modified the CJ-3, and did a crappy job of it. We had a long battle over whose it actually was (which the title clearly lists my Granddad and grandmother), but after some underhanded behavior by my Dad and a woman he married about 10 years ago, I said it's time I got started. The CJ-5 is a write-off, but still has loads of useful bits on it, so it will be as Dad intended--a parts donor. I want to save its V-6 and cab for a nice CJ-5 that's not rusted out.

CJ-3 is a mess. I t was heavily lifted, the rear axle's diff was welded, and some gaudy accessories were added. He added bucket seats that don't even have seatbelts! I even suspect the tailgate was removed and replaced with a welded-in piece of sheet steel. `Most of the original bits are in an outbuilding and the body of a 1950s Hackney milk truck, so I don't have to go searching for new ones.

I'm not very knowledgeable, but a neighbor of mine is a Jeep nut and is currently working on a CJ-5. And, I read the Haynes guide a few times since I bought it 5 years ago and the project was on the backburner due to issues in "who owns the darn thing.

First of all, I plan to just change the gas, change all the fluids, air up the tires, and get a new battery; as well as making sure the brakes are good. The next stage will be replacing the modified rear axle with the unmolested Dana 44 from the CJ-5. Removing other mods and trying to take it back closer to stock is for when I have a bit more income. I plan to go KISS and have lockers, but all mechanical. The end project is a go-anywhere farm work vehicle. It's also got a period correct mechanical Warn winch up front that runs off the PTO.

Another thing I'm doing is buying back the F-250 my Granddad bought new in '88 from this same neighbor (who bought it from my Dad; whom my Granddad sold the F-250 to in 2000 when he bought the '98 RAM I now drive). It's being built out as a workhorse also.

I had the jeep bug for a long time but I'm going to sell my last 2 cj5's soon, just no time for them.

[DM11]

Camillus Whittler and a Craftsman Sta-Sharp Trapper

[Ivoryman]

Two gorgeous knives right there DM.

[DM11]

Wow!! Great carrying knives on this page guys! Went with an old pick bone Pen Knife today at the office. Sometimes I just like to carry an old one. EC Simmons Keen Kutter that I have been told was most likely made by Winchester. Have a great day all!!

Sweet!

[Papa Bones]

Some good looking knives you fellers are carrying today. I decided to give these two some trouser time today.

[Ivoryman]

Great looking bone Papa, mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmnnnnnnnnnnnn.

[Papa Bones]

Great looking bone Papa, mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmnnnnnnnnnnnn.

Thanks I-man!!

[woodwalker]

Wow!! Great carrying knives on this page guys! Went with an old pick bone Pen Knife today at the office. Sometimes I just like to carry an old one. EC Simmons Keen Kutter that I have been told was most likely made by Winchester. Have a great day all!!

Sweet!

Thank you David!!

[woodwalker]

Some good looking knives you fellers are carrying today. I decided to give these two some trouser time today.

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Yes sir!! Those are beauties for sure!!

[WillyCamaro]

Wow!! Great carrying knives on this page guys! Went with an old pick bone Pen Knife today at the office. Sometimes I just like to carry an old one. EC Simmons Keen Kutter that I have been told was most likely made by Winchester. Have a great day all!!

Beautiful.

[woodwalker]

Wow!! Great carrying knives on this page guys! Went with an old pick bone Pen Knife today at the office. Sometimes I just like to carry an old one. EC Simmons Keen Kutter that I have been told was most likely made by Winchester. Have a great day all!!

Beautiful.

Thank you Willy!!