All About Pocket Knives

A few pictures.

This first knife here is a "JEFFINN-72".

A few pictures.

A few pictures.

OK folks, I guess that's enough pictures for today. Have a couple more ideas with other base objects. Maybe I'll add a few more pictures tomarrow.

If nothing else, I hope you enjoyed the pictures! Thanks for looking!

Excellent idea, Tom!

BTW, I use the same lighter fluid.

TPK wrote: ↑Sat Apr 10, 2021 7:29 pm OK folks, I guess that's enough pictures for today. Have a couple more ideas with other base objects. Maybe I'll add a few more pictures tomarrow.

If nothing else, I hope you enjoyed the pictures! Thanks for looking!

Tom, that’s a pretty good idea, and your fix so as not to scratch anything is simple enough . When I read your first post got thinking, maybe some thin felt instead of paper to mellow out the magnetic pull .
Good luck with your new position ,hope the desk job is a promotion!
Take care over there my friend

TPK wrote: ↑Sat Apr 10, 2021 7:28 pm Hello.....

Good lking displays, Tom!
A GREAT way to reuse tins, G@@D idea!

I had a similar idea: affixing magnets to pieces of wood. Now I'm going to see what sort of ferrous scrap I have laying around, and find a source for some magnets. Thanks for sharing the pictures and giving me some inspiration!

Great ideas. Thanks; I might try that. I put a thin sheet of steel from Home Depot behind this Schrade Walden countertop store display unit and used those little strong rare earth magnets under each knife blade. If the frame of the knife is too thick I have to use a double thickness of little magnets to raise the frame off the steel backing. Works OK. A little selection of pre-war stockman and cattle knives in celluloid.

tongueriver wrote: ↑Sun Apr 11, 2021 12:41 am Great ideas. Thanks; I might try that. I put a thin sheet of steel from Home Depot behind this Schrade Walden countertop store display unit and used those little strong rare earth magnets under each knife blade. If the frame of the knife is too thick I have to use a double thickness of little magnets to raise the frame off the steel backing. Works OK. A little selection of pre-war stockman and cattle knives in celluloid.
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Oh Heck Yeah!!! That's a great idea! Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful knives also!

I have a bunch of those little magnets "hanging around" so I super-glued one into my little antler stand for pictures. That antler was/is so slick where I cut it that there were times when I struggled to get the knife in the proper position. Not anymore. Works like a champ. Thanks for the idea.

jerryd6818 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 11, 2021 1:39 pm I have a bunch of those little magnets "hanging around" so I super-glued one into my little antler stand for pictures. That antler was/is so slick where I cut it that there were times when I struggled to get the knife in the proper position. Not anymore. Works like a champ. Thanks for the idea.

Great idea Jerry! I thought of you when I started this thread because I remembered you buying some of these a good while back. I had asked you something about them but don't remember what exactly.

Thanks for all the comments gentlemen! Appreciate it!
Took a few more pictures today. Will post some more pictures later. Gotta go eat & catch a shower now. If your interested, check back later on today.

So, I'm back.

Went over in the barn this morning because I wanted to take a few more pictures of knives useing a wrench as a base. Which I did. Unfortunately I don't have any Craftsman wrenches. A Craftsman knife over a Craftsman wrench would look pretty cool IMO.

Anyways, I ran across a Whatchamacallit. So I grabed it just to use for a few more pictures. Turns out this Whatchamacallit is perfect for "Whatchamacallit-Magnet-Knife-Pictures"! I swear!

I'll start off with some normal magnet pictures & then go off the deep end with the "Whatchamacallit-Magnet-Knife-Pictures". Oh, almost forgot to mention, I also took some pictures with my favorit spoon.

Hope you enjoy the pictures & thanks again for looking!

Few more pictures.

Few more pictures.

Few more pictures. First off is the Whatchamacallit.

These are pictures of my "Case-Family-Collection" that is still incomplete. I still need a Case knife from the year 2001 to represent my son. These 4 knives represent the rest of us.
( 1972, 1975, 2003 & 2007 )

Few more pictures.

And..., a few more pictures.
The Blue Mini Trapper was a gift from my wife Silvia & my very first Case knife.

After seeing the pictures, I have two questions. What is the significance of "Uncle Tom" on the spoon? And what is the knife with the Blue Grass Tools logo? (Any knife having anything to do with Bluegrass is of interest to me.)

I like the family collection idea. Great pictures of a great collection, too!

I'm getting close to the end of my pictures now. What started out as "a few pictures" this morning turned into a 3-hr Photo Shoot. It was a lot of fun for me & the time just flew by. I actually had to force myself to stop taking pictures.

I call these pictures of knife sculptures. My daughter said "That's not art! That's just caos!"

She has so much to learn about beauty!

And finally, the rest of what I have. Hope you enjoyed the pictures & thanks for looking!

TPK wrote: ↑Sun Apr 11, 2021 6:44 pm And.....

Ahhhhh.....nothing beats a good Pop-Tarts sugar rush.
Very nice, chaotic, sculptures Tom.
(I had to agree with your daughter, a little)