Knives!

[Dr. Cheese]

https://youtube.com/shorts/abw7wpFpCYA?si=bdXlbZtRM95HvWYS

Hard firing knives are fun, but if they come too hard, it can be tricky holding on to them,

 

[Dr. Cheese]

https://youtube.com/shorts/PQhNGzKOw7E?si=p1mx37-hsniELt78

Here is a California Legal (sub 2”) auto I love, my Protech Runt.

 

[Honkey tonk]

https://youtube.com/shorts/PQhNGzKOw7E?si=p1mx37-hsniELt78

Here is a California Legal (sub 2”) auto I love, my Protech Runt.

Indeed protect makes some great autos ...
I had a whiskers , brilliant knife...
Pretty sure they still make em in California

I just got a kershaw livewire really nice otf , has a nice kick More so than an ultratec

 

[Honkey tonk]

 

[ThudThudThud]

A nice, German 8" chef's knife is all I need these days.

 

[Dr. Cheese]

I had one for a while myself. I managed to accidentally have it open in my pocket and cut me. Cutting myself with knives is a rare gift of mine.

 

[Honkey tonk]

I had one for a while myself. I managed to accidentally have it open in my pocket and cut me. Cutting myself with knives is a rare gift of mine.

I prefer to keep the sharp end away from me , I find much joy in not getting cut ...

 

[marchone]

A nice, German 8" chef's knife is all I need these days.

8” is a cook’s knife. A hausfrau knife. A Chef’s Knife is 10” or more. The length is to cover the board.

 

[ThudThudThud]

8” is a cook’s knife. A hausfrau knife. A Chef’s Knife is 10” or more. The length is to cover the board.

I'll tell the 94 covers that is my family of 2-3 (depending on the boy's whereabouts...).
Do you use the biggest screwdriver you have regardless of the screw size?

 

[marchone]

I'll tell the 94 covers that is my family of 2-3 (depending on the boy's whereabouts...).
Do you use the biggest screwdriver you have regardless of the screw size?

The knife length is relative to the board size. You missed that part. Tool for the job indeed.

 

[Smith357]

Just finished making a letter opener, I forget to add the brass spacer in the front between the wood and the stacked leather during glue up. Ooops...
It still turned out OK, made from an old Nicholson file, and scarps just laying around the shop. It was ground asymmetrically so the sharp edges lay flat on a desk.

 

[TOOL460002]

Just finished making a letter opener, I forget to add the brass spacer in the front between the wood and the stacked leather during glue up. Ooops...
It still turned out OK, made from an old Nicholson file, and scarps just laying around the shop. It was ground asymmetrically so the sharp edges lay flat on a desk.

Gorgeous! I would be willing to go into battle with you against mail any day of the week!

 

[Gaolee]

I bought a woodsman's knife from Fadir Tools in Ukraine. It looks like this:

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I don't know what I'm going to do with it, and my wife is a little frightened by it. But is sure is beautiful. The leather sheath is incredibly well made, too. Plus, for grins, I tried shaving a patch of leg hair. It had no problem with that. Someday I'll find a use for it. For now, I'm pretty happy to have it.

 

[marchone]

I went nuts with knives, watches, and … electric basses. More than I’ll ever need. Maybe therapy is a need.

“You see, Doc, my mother took all my toys away at age 9. Said I was grown up enough so gave them all away to younger cousins. I’m still affected from that. Collecting things is a clear result.”

 

[dbbltime]

Nice work Smitty. It has the understated beauty that I'm drawn to. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Honkey tonk]

Nice work Smitty. It has the understated beauty that I'm drawn to. Thanks for sharing.

Ditto, nice work...

 

[DaveDeVille]

Hooey - made in Spring Branch , Texas

... my everyday carry blade ...

 

[bobba66]

I like knives, too

 

[Hot Rats]

My Buck 111, which I carry on my bicycle, out for a little sun on a log.

 

[James Hart]

my regular EDC... my Case Candy Stripe Gunstock and my solid stainless steel all metal 0.7 mechanical pencil from Modern Fuel