WHAT DID YOU USE YOUR KNIFE FOR TODAY!!!!!!????

[tvic]

Any idea the age of your Craftsman?

[GSPTOPDOG]

Any idea the age of your Craftsman?

I am not sure exactly, I am going to do some research.

[GSPTOPDOG]

My yard sale 701 assisted me with some late morning snacking on the job site.

I am getting my # 701 ready for my EDC tomorrow... inspired by you... S.B.W.

[Steamboat Willie]

I am getting my # 701 ready for my EDC tomorrow... inspired by you... S.B.W.

I’m sure you’ll enjoy toting that as much as I’m enjoying mine!
Cool knives those 701s!


I notice the nail nick on your clip blade is positioned farther back along the spine than mine. What year is yours? Mine’s a 91.

[GSPTOPDOG]

I notice the nail nick on your clip blade is positioned farther back along the spine than mine. What year is yours? Mine’s a 91.

1998.

[marinaio61]

I (insert drum roll) slit open an envelope! I'm sure I could have done it better with an instant deploy, spring-loaded, super steel "tactical" knife but my little old Vic Recruit managed the job.

[cody6268]

I (insert drum roll) slit open an envelope! I'm sure I could have done it better with an instant deploy, spring-loaded, super steel "tactical" knife but my little old Vic Recruit managed the job.

I wish they still made it in Alox (known officially back then as the Cadet II which has not been produced since sometime way back in the '70s), but I'm a big fan of the Recruit. Lightweight and slim due to having no tools on the back, and the pen blade, in my opinion, is more valuable than the Cadet's nail file.

[TripleF]

Cutting lemons to make lemon water for my hike.

[philco]

I used the spay blade of a Case trapper to slice a big ole home grown tomato.

[GSPTOPDOG]

A Kershaw 1870 and Buck 701

[GSPTOPDOG]

I used the Kershaw to cut the belt off a junked swamp cooler motor I took off a roof and the Buck to cut open an orange.

[GSPTOPDOG]

Doing some leather work today.

[GSPTOPDOG]

I put a strap on my sheath for my fixed blade. I made the sheath a few years ago and the knife was pretty secure before, but now if I take a tumble on the trail there is less chance of it coming out.

[1967redrider]

Looks awesome, great job!

[GSPTOPDOG]

Looks awesome, great job!

Thanks!

[doglegg]

GSPTOPDOG you keep your knives employed. Knice to see the used.

[Steamboat Willie]

I put a strap on my sheath for my fixed blade. I made the sheath a few years ago and the knife was pretty secure before, but now if I take a tumble on the trail there is less chance of it coming out.

Wow, your belt is officially heavier than mine!

[bighomer]

Cut up some onions, garlic, mushrooms, jalapeños and spinach and sliced sum Vermont extra sharp cheddar cheese for a big Joe scramble, umm umm good.

[GSPTOPDOG]

I put a strap on my sheath for my fixed blade. I made the sheath a few years ago and the knife was pretty secure before, but now if I take a tumble on the trail there is less chance of it coming out.

Wow, your belt is officially heavier than mine!

Well S.B.W. I am always afraid to fall in deep water...

[bighomer]

Opened a Sam's club delivery box and a medicine pack.

[Dan In MI]

This boxy little bomber got ready for its transatlantic flight with help from these SAKs.

[1967redrider]

Mum's the word!

[Nev52]

Repaired air line in my shop. Schrade 125OT.

[GSPTOPDOG]

This boxy little bomber got ready for its transatlantic flight with help from these SAKs.

Boxy Bomber.jpg

Nice picture Dan! Here is a question; Why are the Victorinox Swiss Army Alox so popular? I have a buddy with a retail cutlery shop and he says they are by far the best seller? I guess I am old school and have always mainly stuck with the standard red scale version. When I get an Alox, some knife buddy always wants to trade for it

[GSPTOPDOG]

Yesterday I got some rattles...