All About Pocket Knives

I got Bombed yesterday by Scott and took a picture and ran in to thank him, and my stupid computer wouldn't work. Lines got wet with all the rain and snow we had, so I've been bummed all night and today. I called Scott this morning to thank him but still wanted to share this. This is a sweet knife and my favorite blade pattern so it's going to see some carpenter work. Thank you again Scott. I sure didn't see this coming. ___Dave

Very nice Dave. I believe Scott my be the #1 bomber to be aware of on AAPK
Scott, great men lead by example. You have some great leadership and no less great kindness and generosity. .

Scott, YOU DE MAN!

Thanks fellas!

Dave....glad you like the knife. What about the fatwood? Do you know the magic of this? I don't think you have it in MN like we have it in FL, soooooooooooo rich with resin?

I'm pretty sure we don't have it up here. I was going to put it in a display case with a few knives until I found out the story behind it. I know you guys have talked about it before but I couldn't find it.___Dave

I think I sent a little care package to Mike (SteelMyHeart85420) a while back and I mentioned that I'd love some birch bark. We don't have birch trees here in FL, but got fatwood that is MACK fire starter.

This pile of birch bark came in the mail today.....along with a BUILD IT Rough Rider kit.

I'm thrilled!! Thanks much Mike!

Scott dropped a good one on me today, great up rise Scott, you know how much we love that good ol' Florida fatwood up here in Wisconsin! And the other goodies are much appreciated as well, thanks a million bud!

My pleasure bud! Enjoy the fatwood and the knife especially as I just reviewed it.

TripleF wrote:My pleasure bud! Enjoy the fatwood and the knife especially as I just reviewed it.

Will do Scott. Where did you review it, I missed that...

313 Mike wrote:

TripleF wrote:My pleasure bud! Enjoy the fatwood and the knife especially as I just reviewed it.

Will do Scott. Where did you review it, I missed that...

First page on my blog (with pics) or on AAPK:
http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kni ... 39&t=48519

Gsmith totally blindsided me today......Good golly!
I asked to purchase the small Case knife and he woudln't accept my money and sent this package of kniceness!

Thanks ever so much pl! I am honored and humbled.....

Greg and Scott,
Treefarmer

Very nicely done.

Wow, Greg just unloaded on you. Perfect target.

Awesome bomb! Great job guys.

Scott gets, Scott gives. He gave this Leatherman Kick to me and it just arrived in todays mail. It has a couple of broken tools on it but I'm going to send it to Leatherman on Tuesday to see if they will fix them. Thanks Scott. What a great way to try something new.
EDIT - EDIT - EDIT: While getting the Multi-Tool ready to ship to Leatherman, I noticed something else in the packaging. A couple of Scott special post-it note pads (Thanks a bunch. I use the heck out of these things and stock was getting low.) and a butter knife. Wow, Scott. Thanks for the extras. You are such a generous soul.

Thats the way go Scott, nice bombs flying here lately. I was given all of these one time or another some were company promotions and such,some gifts from family members. I carry the gerber in the pickup truck and the duro tool kit thing in the van.have never used them but they there if I need them.the remington is carried on the lawn mower I've use it a few times.

Cuz ya got hit!

My bet is lwatherman will either fix it or replace it no questions asked.

I think we'll know, one way or the other, within the next couple of weeks.

You're welcome pal!!!

Always knice to find some extra kernels in the bottom of the bag, huh Jerry!

Glad you likey................and oh by the way this vintage treat just arrived from your address.....
Very cool, my friend. Thanks very, very mch. Already used it to open some other packages!

Very cool bomb. And a great old butcher knife too.

I hadn't used it once in 40 years. I figured Scott would get more use out of it than that.

That's a neat old knife. Those with that blade shape are usually referred to as a skinning knife in the meat business. Scott what brand is Jerry's bomb?
Treefarmer

No brand I can see Philip.