All About Pocket Knives

Jeff McMillan wrote: ↑Sat Feb 08, 2020 12:32 am I used mine to open a box that a new knife came in

Welcome.. Stick around..
John

shot a couple 1911s today colt cco and fusion. got them cleaned with the help of my xx lp75

Past few days

Cool spoons, Scott

Steve Warden wrote: ↑Thu Feb 13, 2020 5:28 pm Cool spoons, Scott

Thank you sir!!

guy at work is into airsoft. they use fake knives. I'm making my own fake knife to stab him with at work. he is making one too

my shavings pile is growing

I used my Queen #19 (real Winterbottom bone handled) trapper to skin Bambi this evening.
Miss Joy was taking some pictures and I thought about this thread, "What did you use your knife for today?"
That's what I had in my pocket, worked just fine! Treefarmer

that's pretty cool. most people are not skilled enough to butcher their own. I was raised to do it myself but most don't get the importance of what you are doing.

Got my lure caught on something on the bottom and had to pull the line and break the knot - tied on a new snap and cut the tag with my Keen Kutter. That’s all folks! OH

Making a holster for my 1911.

I used the coping blade on this jumbo Congress to cope a joint on this reclaimed wood hall table I’m making.

Cleaned out the chicken coop. Used the Buck to cut straw bale rope and open feed bags. The barlow is for backup.

This week used Boker to pop out burned out ID lights on trailers and cut sealant tape to cover cracked welds on Intermodal container

Making some sort of spoon..

cleaning my colt combat target
xx 6488lp

Halved a package of bacon for lunchtime blt's.

Shad fishing on the Neuse River yesterday, got snagged and had to cut my braided line and re-tie the leader. A knife is handy - you are not going to snap braided line. OH

Spoon looks awesome Scott .
Willy

Old Hunter wrote: ↑Mon Feb 24, 2020 12:02 pm Shad fishing on the Neuse River yesterday, got snagged and had to cut my braided line and re-tie the leader. A knife is handy - you are not going to snap braided line. OH

jealous

Old Hunter wrote: ↑Mon Feb 24, 2020 12:02 pm Shad fishing on the Neuse River yesterday, got snagged and had to cut my braided line and re-tie the leader. A knife is handy - you are not going to snap braided line. OH

Looks like a great time OH. And I like that Buck!

I used the Camillus 72 to clean up the edge of a 1x4 I cut down in the miter box.

I used my case sowbelly a fair bit today for typical tasks but for the duty of crawling in the gravel under a new house I swapped to this 61ot. I had a few minutes to kill while under there so I left a momento. Not so bad for me laying sideways, I think.

If anybody can find the carving they can have the knife.

Very cool, Paul! Now, just where is this house?
Today, I was clearing a couple hundred yards, for a road. The tractor cleared up a lot of prickly pear cactus...but; some knocked over, pads remained. Big Bowie came in handy, for picking them up and tossing them off the road. Additionally, a few overhanging, small limbs got whacked.

Doc B, ain't y'all supposed to be able to eat them things?
Treefarmer