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I agree a bad ones list would just be in bad taste. Not only that, you can't imagine the grief I have received over the years regarding the good ones list. A bad ones list would probably generate much more grief Jim I understand now why we don't have a bad one's list. If you're not on the good one'...

Hello Everyone, A little over a month ago I came across this Vintage Due Buoi Grafting/Bud Knife. Vittorio from Due Buoi estimates its age to be over 50 years old. It was my dad's knife. It's 6.5 inches with a 2.5 inch blade and 4 inch horn handle. The back spring was broken. I asked Bill DeShivs to...

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We have a good ones list is there a bad one's list?

John, may I suggest the Kershaw Blackout or the Leek, I carried the Blackout while I worked on the "T" as an electrician and it served me well, when I retired I swapped to the Leek and it was my edc til I moved to switchbladeland in 2008. Jim I love my Kershaws onions. Have a couple of leeks and al...

Hello Free and all fans of flat grind blades, Please accept my sincerest apology if I offended any one by my comment about flat grind blades. I'm not a blade snob. I own flat grind blade knives. This is one of my favorite flat grinds it's a 1970's German size stiletto http://i823.photobucket.com/alb...

Hello and Welcome Willows, Good luck with your OTF project. This is a great forum. There is a lot of information about knives here; this is, "The web's most friendly community on knives and blades." At times it may seem to be very unfriendly but that's because we are very protective of our forum and...

Hello Gentlemen, I want to let you all know that I am genuinely surprised by the goodwill. What I'm trying to say is that you guys care enough about me and I'm sure the other forum members to advise me not to carry a switch in MA: where everything is illegal. I've taken your suggestions and opinions...

John, may I suggest the Kershaw Blackout or the Leek, I carried the Blackout while I worked on the "T" as an electrician and it served me well, when I retired I swapped to the Leek and it was my edc til I moved to switchbladeland in 2008. Jim Hi Jim I'll check it out. Thank you for the suggestion, ...

OK, you convinced me to leave my switches at home. Here's today's EDC http://i823.photobucket.com/albums/zz153/john6553/2011-04-26_0002.jpg it's a 15" ham slicer with a 10" blade. All kidding aside here it is until I can find a nice spring assist. http://i823.photobucket.com/albums/zz153/john6553/In...

Hi Panzer,
That's a nice knife. It's worth sending it off to be repaired correctly or if you have the skill and tools I'm sure you can replace it without a problem. It does have a nail nick so I guess you can always use it as a folder.
John

Hello Rob aka Jagman,
The 2004 TB knife is awesome. I wasn't a member back then, but I w'd have gotten one. It's too bad there aren't any left; I wish I had one.
John

This is this weeks EDC

Hello Straydog,
Your craftsmanship is awesome. I like what you did with the lever I'm sure your shop teacher will give you an A+++.

HDC,
You got yourself another wicked cool looking Straydog special

John

Hi Peter,
You have a real nice knife. I had one just like yours 13" with the swedge blade. It fired like a rocket locked up nice and tight. It's a great addition your collection.
John

Thank you, John and Crittenden! I had originally felt like I was looking a gift horse in the mouth...and asking for chrome teeth :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :mrgreen: My grandmother always said "what is important in life, is what pleases your heart!" What pleases our hearts is to please yours. :wink: H...