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Very nice Dan!Dan In MI wrote: ↑Thu Apr 08, 2021 1:55 am I, too, like the Yellow Jackets.
My new arrival for today was a Case Sod Buster Jr. with crimson peach seed jigged bone covers. Am I becoming a "bonehead" and/or spending a little too much money on my new hobby?
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I also made an unboxing video. Until I can figure out that darned embed feature, the link will have to do.
https://youtu.be/oLrDVKcaDFo
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Thanks, Marc!
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I've been carrying one off and on since December. For its size, the Sodbuster Jr. really packs a punch. The bone versions are said to be slimmer, but I kinda prefer the fatter handle.
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Got these in today.
A Boker Tree Brand 493 Barlow. Excellant Snap on the blades. They have some of their original luster, but are spotted with some small scratches. They don't appear to have any sharpening abuse. Bolsters are tight and handles have no cracks. A nice addition to my Barlow Box.
Also picked up a couple more 2021 Case Copperheads. A 6249CV Deep Red Peachseed Jig Bone, and a 2249 Smooth Black Synthetic handle. Just pulled them out of the box for the pics.
A Boker Tree Brand 493 Barlow. Excellant Snap on the blades. They have some of their original luster, but are spotted with some small scratches. They don't appear to have any sharpening abuse. Bolsters are tight and handles have no cracks. A nice addition to my Barlow Box.
Also picked up a couple more 2021 Case Copperheads. A 6249CV Deep Red Peachseed Jig Bone, and a 2249 Smooth Black Synthetic handle. Just pulled them out of the box for the pics.
Sometimes I Sit and Think
.... Other times I just Sit
I May Grow Older, But I refuse to Grow Up!!
I'll sharpen it for you, but I don't give out band-aids!!
Smitty
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I'll sharpen it for you, but I don't give out band-aids!!
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Great finds Smitty!Papa Bones wrote: ↑Wed Apr 07, 2021 10:26 pm Got a couple in today.
First, a rather unique Camillus 72Y Carpenters Whittler.
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Papa Bones wrote: ↑Thu Apr 08, 2021 8:10 pm Got these in today.
A Boker Tree Brand 493 Barlow. Excellant Snap on the blades. They have some of their original luster, but are spotted with some small scratches. They don't appear to have any sharpening abuse. Bolsters are tight and handles have no cracks. A nice addition to my Barlow Box.
Boker Tree Brand 493 Barlow-a.png
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Also picked up a couple more 2021 Case Copperheads. A 6249CV Deep Red Peachseed Jig Bone, and a 2249 Smooth Black Synthetic handle. Just pulled them out of the box for the pics.
Case XX Copperhead 6249CV DR PSJ 2249SS SMS.png
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Nice find Dan!Dan In MI wrote: ↑Thu Apr 08, 2021 1:55 am I, too, like the Yellow Jackets.
My new arrival for today was a Case Sod Buster Jr. with crimson peach seed jigged bone covers. Am I becoming a "bonehead" and/or spending a little too much money on my new hobby?
I also made an unboxing video. Until I can figure out that darned embed feature, the link will have to do.
https://youtu.be/oLrDVKcaDFo
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Today I finally recieved this Ochsenkopf axe head.
Few more pictures in the appropriate thread for those interested in axes & stuff.
Thanks for looking friends! 
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Congratulations Smitty!Papa Bones wrote: ↑Thu Apr 08, 2021 8:10 pm Got these in today.
A Boker Tree Brand 493 Barlow. Excellant Snap on the blades. They have some of their original luster, but are spotted with some small scratches. They don't appear to have any sharpening abuse. Bolsters are tight and handles have no cracks. A nice addition to my Barlow Box.
Boker Tree Brand 493 Barlow-a.png
boker tree Brand 493 Barlow-b.png
Also picked up a couple more 2021 Case Copperheads. A 6249CV Deep Red Peachseed Jig Bone, and a 2249 Smooth Black Synthetic handle. Just pulled them out of the box for the pics.
Case XX Copperhead 6249CV DR PSJ 2249SS SMS.png
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Smitty my friend,nicer Boker and pair of Copperheads.Papa Bones wrote: ↑Thu Apr 08, 2021 8:10 pm Got these in today.
A Boker Tree Brand 493 Barlow. Excellant Snap on the blades. They have some of their original luster, but are spotted with some small scratches. They don't appear to have any sharpening abuse. Bolsters are tight and handles have no cracks. A nice addition to my Barlow Box.
Boker Tree Brand 493 Barlow-a.png
boker tree Brand 493 Barlow-b.png
Also picked up a couple more 2021 Case Copperheads. A 6249CV Deep Red Peachseed Jig Bone, and a 2249 Smooth Black Synthetic handle. Just pulled them out of the box for the pics.
Case XX Copperhead 6249CV DR PSJ 2249SS SMS.png
Those Boker Barlows are great carries . A good friend gave me a 494 he carried when a teen, they’re very well made .
Great additions to your Barlow box and Cooperhead nest
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Now that is a nice triple play! Well done
Really liking that A G 1 hand’er
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Thank you Tom!
Very Cool Axe Head Tom!!
Appreciate it Marc!!
Thanks JP. I am always amazed at some of the older knives blade snap. Some much better than the Newer Knives. Yes Sir, this Barlow will see some pocket time.
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I'll sharpen it for you, but I don't give out band-aids!!
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I'll sharpen it for you, but I don't give out band-aids!!
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Thanks J.P.!
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After you install the handle Tom, you can start work on the Wife's 20' X 20' "She Shed."
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Papa Bones, both of your Copperheads are strikingly good looking.
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Thanks, Tom! Your axe head (Ox's Head Green, when translated from German) and Smitty's knives are great pieces, too.
This little Case Peanut with smooth synthetic gray covers was delivered to me today. The seller even threw in a Buffalo nickel as a bonus. Adding more Peanuts is definitely a goal of mine.
The unboxing: https://youtu.be/fiXUtBxumsg
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Dan! The significance of the nickel is an old tradition amongst knife buyers/sellers, it's to ensure the relationship isn't "cut" after the purchase, or something similar to that. Thought you'd like to know!Dan In MI wrote: ↑Thu Apr 08, 2021 11:42 pmThanks, Tom! Your axe head (Ox's Head Green, when translated from German) and Smitty's knives are great pieces, too.
This little Case Peanut with smooth synthetic gray covers was delivered to me today. The seller even threw in a Buffalo nickel as a bonus. Adding more Peanuts is definitely a goal of mine.
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The unboxing: https://youtu.be/fiXUtBxumsg
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Marc, thanks for letting me know! I old traditions and learning new things.
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Old Folder wrote: ↑Thu Apr 08, 2021 10:03 pmAfter you install the handle Tom, you can start work on the Wife's 20' X 20' "She Shed."![]()
Dan
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Thanks Dan!Dan In MI wrote: ↑Thu Apr 08, 2021 11:42 pmThanks, Tom! Your axe head (Ox's Head Green, when translated from German) and Smitty's knives are great pieces, too.
This little Case Peanut with smooth synthetic gray covers was delivered to me today. The seller even threw in a Buffalo nickel as a bonus. Adding more Peanuts is definitely a goal of mine.
The unboxing: https://youtu.be/fiXUtBxumsg
Great looking peanut!
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That's pretty cool!Madmarco wrote: ↑Fri Apr 09, 2021 12:32 amDan! The significance of the nickel is an old tradition amongst knife buyers/sellers, it's to ensure the relationship isn't "cut" after the purchase, or something similar to that. Thought you'd like to know!Dan In MI wrote: ↑Thu Apr 08, 2021 11:42 pmThanks, Tom! Your axe head (Ox's Head Green, when translated from German) and Smitty's knives are great pieces, too.
This little Case Peanut with smooth synthetic gray covers was delivered to me today. The seller even threw in a Buffalo nickel as a bonus. Adding more Peanuts is definitely a goal of mine.
20210408_134440.jpg
The unboxing: https://youtu.be/fiXUtBxumsg![]()
@Smitty : Thanks for the comment!
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Crosman Blades (Camillus) 910A Stockman. I like Stockmen that have a serrated blade on board, and locking blade ones are really uncommon. Beat up, so I don't mind carrying it at all. I bought this one mostly for work, hunting, camping, and fishing. This allows me to not have to carry a mid-sized locking one-hand opener AND a Stockman, since the locking blade is on board the Stockman. I carry a fixed blade for the heavier stuff. While well used, it has been taken care of. All the blades are sharp, as is the serrated blade.
A pair of used Cold Steel knives. They cost me $52 shipped, and I'm still unsure if I got hosed or not. They were the two I'd been looking at the most, but were both really beat up.
Japan-made Voyager L "Gunsite". It is an official knife, as Cold Steel had a partnership with Gunsite, and had several models engraved with the logo.
At 5 1/8" closed it is not really practical for an EDC, but it is for a work knife. I carry these when a fixed blade on my belt would cause problems (like hanging on the equipment). I have also found tantos are perfect for hard use, which was in part why I got it. I really never got the Buck 110LT or 110LT Slim SElect, but I really like the ergonomics of this knife. It is also really solidly built, and very smooth. Sharp and maintained, but I've really had to work hard straightening out the chipped serrations. I still have a couple more teeth to fix.
Mini Tufflite. At 3" closed, it is quite small. But, functionally, it is quite large. Feels like a big knife in hand too. It is strong enough to do the big knife stuff. I had to do a lot of work. The edge on it was awful, and the very tip is still bent.
A pair of used Cold Steel knives. They cost me $52 shipped, and I'm still unsure if I got hosed or not. They were the two I'd been looking at the most, but were both really beat up.
Japan-made Voyager L "Gunsite". It is an official knife, as Cold Steel had a partnership with Gunsite, and had several models engraved with the logo.
At 5 1/8" closed it is not really practical for an EDC, but it is for a work knife. I carry these when a fixed blade on my belt would cause problems (like hanging on the equipment). I have also found tantos are perfect for hard use, which was in part why I got it. I really never got the Buck 110LT or 110LT Slim SElect, but I really like the ergonomics of this knife. It is also really solidly built, and very smooth. Sharp and maintained, but I've really had to work hard straightening out the chipped serrations. I still have a couple more teeth to fix.
Mini Tufflite. At 3" closed, it is quite small. But, functionally, it is quite large. Feels like a big knife in hand too. It is strong enough to do the big knife stuff. I had to do a lot of work. The edge on it was awful, and the very tip is still bent.
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Nice! I have a Stihl version of that which is my go-to axe. The 600 gram head and the longer handle is much better than my other go-to, an Estwing.
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Papa Bones wrote: ↑Thu Apr 08, 2021 8:10 pm Got these in today.
A Boker Tree Brand 493 Barlow. Excellant Snap on the blades. They have some of their original luster, but are spotted with some small scratches. They don't appear to have any sharpening abuse. Bolsters are tight and handles have no cracks. A nice addition to my Barlow Box.
Boker Tree Brand 493 Barlow-a.png
boker tree Brand 493 Barlow-b.png
Also picked up a couple more 2021 Case Copperheads. A 6249CV Deep Red Peachseed Jig Bone, and a 2249 Smooth Black Synthetic handle. Just pulled them out of the box for the pics.
Case XX Copperhead 6249CV DR PSJ 2249SS SMS.png
Bokers are really fine Barlows. I knew I was really into Barlows when I found a Queen in a junk drawer, and was given the Boker USA 495 (one arm razor) by a buddy of mine. Most of mine, however are Imperials (five!)
And I still haven't gotten around to buying a Copperhead. Unlike last year's Pocket Hunter, it is a very practical knife for EDC. 3 3/4" closed is my target closed size.