Lumberjack Photo

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Lumberjack Photo

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This is the first time I'm posting on this forum. I thought everyone would be interested in a photo of the new Lumberjack. it's from The GEC homepage. I'm assuming it's okay to post it since we all love their knives.
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::ds:: ::ds:: ::ds:: ::ds:: ::ds:: ::ds:: ::ds:: ::ds:: ::ds:: ::ds:: ::ds::
WOW!!!
I LOVE IT!!!

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William......


Fantastic and good to see you...welcome.....photo's are always okay
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I'm assuming that the handle material shown is canvas micarta. In anycase it looks like that knife could have been made 100 years ago. The shield is an old-time double handle logging cross-cut saw. Someone thought about this. Really cool looking.
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I wasn't sure about the Lumber Jack pattern when I first saw it...though now it's either the canvas micarta,single bolster or lanyard hole..but one of them has me by a hold...
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That shield is awesome looking!
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Williamb wrote:The shield is an old-time double handle logging cross-cut saw.
AKA - 'Misery Whip'
What a fantastic shield for this knife. ::tu:: ::tu::

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At first I wasn't sure about this one, but I'm thinking it could be worth a shot.
There is something I love and hate all at the same time. I guess the only way to figure it out it to try one. :roll:
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What a beast that shield looks great!
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New Pioneer Bone




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new scale material - very nice.
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Here's another handle material - Ebony Wood with a single blade. Looks really good.
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At first I wasn't sure about this one, but I'm thinking it could be worth a shot.
There is something I love and hate all at the same time. I guess the only way to figure it out it to try one. :roll:



Hey Johnny,

You are really going to hate to love the next version.

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::woot:: very nice with the locking saw blade
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Somehow ::hmm:: I just knew,you would have to have one ::nod:: :) :) _____Congrats ::paranoid:: I think?????? ::tu::
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big monk wrote:Somehow ::hmm:: I just knew,you would have to have one ::nod:: :) :) _____Congrats ::paranoid:: I think?????? ::tu::
Monk thanks, it has the weight of having 4 cell phones in your pants pocket . you know when they come out with a new knife i break out in a cold sweat ::facepalm::
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Paul.......




That's fantastic in the Pioneer/Frontier Bone.....don't worry Monk we'll save one for you.....
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::tu:: Jim thanks.......
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boggs wrote:Paul.......




That's fantastic in the Pioneer/Frontier Bone.....don't worry Monk we'll save one for you.....
Now Jim ::paranoid:: _____you know,I spent all my money,on them two, "'Brass Bolster"" big un's !!!!!!! ::dang:: ::dang:: I furgott,*** to save some $$$$$$ for the ""sawmill saw""" :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
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One of the great GEC distributors posted a youtube vid on the Lumberjack. It's really cool. Here's the link:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... qit0ja1zk4
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It is one hawg of a knife! Here it is next to my 73 Jack:
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I think the lanyard hole is to put the thing around yer neck! Or maybe that's why lumberjacks wear suspenders. ::shrug::

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::ds:: ::ds:: ::ds:: THIS PATTERN IS AWESOME !!! ::ds:: ::ds:: ::ds::

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I'm with you guys on this one......Greeeeeaaaaatttttttt
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The single blade version is AWESOME too!!! The ebony is sweet but the buffalo's are killer!
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How thick is that main blade, Barry? 1/8"?
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