All About Pocket Knives

Sorry mate, not able to help out this time round, to much on the plate at the moment.

royal0014 wrote: ↑Tue Aug 25, 2020 1:08 pm HEY !! Somebody throw that poor lady a bone !!

Ms Ann that is .. .. .. Surely someone has plenty of POS left over.
Send it to Ann.
If the potential 'donor' and I can figure out the logistics, I'll cover the shipping...

Any Takers ?? ?? ??

I have plenty of POO-TENTIAL donations, just give me an address, and tell me what I can't send because I don't want her to end up in jail.

At one time I had all of the pictures of the knives that Mike sent me edited and the post written and I was getting ready to post it when something happened, and I lost it including it seems now the pictures. So tonight I took some more pictures in the dark in my shop, (sorry about that), but they don't smell as bad in the dark!

A – An 897-UH is always a good thing to have in your pocket. That was one pocketknife on the left there that need some new clothes. In the meantime I gave her and electrical tape bikini because we are a family site. B – The second one is a close-up of the Sheffield military knife, they are tough as a tank and hard is a Scotsman's head! (Aye lad, me family name is lowlands Scotts). 3 – Apparently Mike was feeling guilty for the stinkers that he sent me (coming up in a picture or two, so he sent me to brand-new knives, for nearly new knives to make up for it. The little brown one is Sheffield, though I think it was made with soy sauce.

4 – Speaking of soy sauce this Japanese classic has no doubt had its share of soy sauce. This is one the nicest examples of this knife that I have seen. Rusting is minimal for one of these big bad boys and the blades all move, semi-freely. So I'm a happy camper!! 5 – Mike said he would send me some parts knives and he did. The Camillus 68 at the top I believe has a salvageable leather punch, springs and frame. The Frontier has a Acme blade in it. Kind of an interesting combination.
6 – I saved the best for last, I thought. Having misplaced my reading glasses (true story) I looked at the knife and thought, "Hooray! The Mike sent me a MAGA knife! I was a bit disappointed when I found my glasses and saw that is said Magna! The knife on the top is a custom handmade knife by that famous far Eastern knife maker Paki Stan! One of the most prolific custom knife makers to ever live. You'll find his custom knives around the planet! Thanks again for all the goodies and the toys to play with.
I hope you have as much fun with things I sent you!


Sorry it took so long to get this all posted, multiple issues, especially electronic ones.
My apologies.

I sure hope those stinkers didn't smell-up your house too bad.
I sure am glad you were able to find a good bikini for the NE-KID girl..... (I don't know why she wanted to walk around like that. She must be one of them nudists.... )
I hope you can find a use for the knife parts..... (Sorry, I wasn't able to get the good parts away from the bad parts for ya')....
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Don't let them there CHI-NEE knives offend you. Maybe they won't give you the covid......

Aw, thanks anyway, fellas!
I’m hoping for another round of nastiness in the spring. It’s better then.
All the manure on the gardens kinda hides the smell in the mailbox!

Wow, you people got some good stuff. However, I think I got the best haul from doglegg. lol I too am plotting now for another round after New Years, and my recipient will be getting some special "treats"!

Boys, I've been lookin' into the fine print on shipping POS packages and wondered if the USPS can actually send a package to the landfill rather than make an effort to deliver it.
Our man in charge of this exchange, Stanwade, faithfully sent a package to me on the 17th. The tracking # shows that it departed his local post office on the 17th, it arrived at a Regional Origin Facility (what ever that is) on the 18th and departed that facility on the 22nd. Then in so many words the tracking info says your package is in transit and is arriving late.
I believe the package was dumped off in a landfill due to excessive odor!
Treefarmer

Philip, don't give the USPS any ideas. They have enough excuses as it is.

treefarmer wrote: ↑Wed Aug 26, 2020 10:48 pm Boys, I've been lookin' into the fine print on shipping POS packages and wondered if the USPS can actually send a package to the landfill rather than make an effort to deliver it.
Our man in charge of this exchange, Stanwade, faithfully sent a package to me on the 17th. The tracking # shows that it departed his local post office on the 17th, it arrived at a Regional Origin Facility (what ever that is) on the 18th and departed that facility on the 22nd. Then in so many words the tracking info says your package is in transit and is arriving late.
I believe the package was dumped off in a landfill due to excessive odor!
Treefarmer

Hmmmm...

Ok so what’s the Covid steel?

Scale Military--I received a really smelly package yesterday.. I'll suit up later and post some pictures if I don't pass out....

First off I want to say I didn't realize how far it it is to Pennsylvania. I checked on this situation and the computer told me it was 994 miles to Stanwade's place. Since it took 18 days for Ryan's box to get to here, I figured they put it on a slow mule that averaged 2.3 miles per hour.
When I opened the package, I found some real nasty stuff!
There were 9 pieces in the big package and then there was a small zip lock bag with 2 items in it. The items were quite patriotic with the exception of one Irish refugee.
Here's how the mess unfolded: Thanks, Ryan! Enjoyed discovering what y'all throw out in Pennsylvania.
Treefarmer

Treefarmer--really nice lot there! Pretty much nothing I'd call a POS either!

I've freed up wrenches that have literally been buried with enough WD-40. Last time, however, it took half the can to free up a ratchet I found buried in the gravels inside the garage. That's, I guess, why it's recommended to get the gallon bulk bottle of the stuff and a common spray bottle.

The 4" adjustable wrenches are the right size to shove in a pocket, but are way easier to use than some of the fiddly "alligator" type wrenches built into a prybar sold for EDC. I like the Latshaw Tool PocketWrench II (as it fits in the little pocket in my Leatherman's sheath behind the tool), but not being open-ended has caused me a ton of hassle. I have a USA-made Western Forge/Craftsman one I bought right before Sears sold the name to Stanley (who was stupid enough to align it with their own brand tools, instead of Proto, which is how I view the USA-made Craftsman)--been a really handy little booger. Except for the fact the head on this one is the same as a 6", making it pretty bulky for a 4" wrench. But, some gate hinge have bolts just a bit bigger than a 4" usually opens up. Going to have to buy myself a true 4" adjustable. Checking eBay right now.


18 Days! And I thought the little bit over a week it took the package I sent off was excessive!

Happy for you Philip. Something to fertilize those fall pumpkins with. 18 days, that wrench probably wasn't even rusty when it was sent!!!

Philip-- this knife and this wrench have been in that bag for at least 15 years sitting on my tool box waiting for me to clean them.... I figured I'd let you clean it up ...I thought maybe you could use that wrench on starvation plantation lol! Glad you enjoyed all the !!

Scale Military--ill post pictures of the you sent me when you finally get your !! I can't believe customs let it through!

I was looking at some knives and realized that I never posted pictures from jerryd6818. Very sorry about that, I've been crazy busy since the storm on 8/10 and Dove season opened Tuesday and have been occupied by that too.

I was really surprised by the knife in the second photo; I'm quite fond of Buck Knives too! As always this was a lot of fun.

Hey everyone, just "received stanwades package. Some stinkers in there but a couple one that look pretty good.

Stanwade wrote: ↑Fri Sep 04, 2020 3:41 pm Philip-- this knife and this wrench have been in that bag for at least 15 years sitting on my tool box waiting for me to clean them.... I figured I'd let you clean it up ...I thought maybe you could use that wrench on starvation plantation lol! Glad you enjoyed all the !!

Scale Military--ill post pictures of the you sent me when you finally get your !! I can't believe customs let it through!

Ryan, can you tell me anything about that knife? I have piddled around with it a bit an have gotten it to work. It is a fast firing joker! The only marking on it a tang stamp U.S.A.
I'm going to post some pictures of it and see if anyone might be able to identify it. It sure seem not to be a POS.
Treefarmer

Philip--I have a few like that that my dad bought at a flea market years ago... they are made in China even though they say USA on them ( the ones I have left are a little different but they were made by the same company)he used to get them for five bucks a piece at the flea market and we would take them to work and sell them for 10 bucks a piece ...they're not bad for a knife you're not worried about abusing or losing...I can't recall ever sharpening one so I don't know what kind of edge they'll take or hold.. people who would buy them from us (mostly truck drivers, my dad was head of shipping at our mill for 25 years so he dealt with dozens of drivers every day) were just enamored with them because they were a switchblade for 10 bucks

Smelled something unusual at the mail box and found this box of.................inside. Thank you Petesknives!

David, looks like you may have a prize in there besides the smoked oysters. Is that one of the aluminium framed Queen Barlow?
Treefarmer

David, just when you thought you were safe......

LOL.... a little snack included to help ease the pain of such a SMELLY package.....
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Congrats!!!!

It is not a POS package if smoked oysters are included!!

treefarmer wrote: ↑Thu Sep 24, 2020 1:22 am David, looks like you may have a prize in there besides the smoked oysters. Is that one of the aluminium framed Queen Barlow?
Treefarmer

Yes sir Philip it is!

doglegg wrote: ↑Thu Sep 24, 2020 1:42 am David, just when you thought you were safe......

Meridian_Mike wrote: ↑Thu Sep 24, 2020 11:41 am LOL.... a little snack included to help ease the pain of such a SMELLY package.....
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Congrats!!!!

Yes indeed!

orvet wrote: ↑Thu Sep 24, 2020 2:23 pm It is not a POS package if smoked oysters are included!!

They are packed with red chili's does that count?