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just bob
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old knife repair

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I haven't been posting much. I don't have a work shop, I have a garage and I am constantly reminded that the purpose of a garage is to park cars in, especially in the dead of winter and not repair knives in - women just don't get it.
I also suggested that scraping windshields in sub zero weather might be considered exercise - well, we won't go there.
Anyway found this old knife in some clunkers I bought and just marveled at the old repair job on the scales. I thought I would share it. Someone spent a lot of time making an almost seamless repair on the knife. Makes you think it must have had a lot of sentimental value to the owner. I am adding it to my collection "as is" with pride.
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Nice find Bob. Obviously someone thought it worth the effort. ::tu::
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Nice lil knife, almost looks like a designed pattern !

As for the garage, I feel your pain, been there, done that. I kept telling my wife, "the driveway is for cars, the garage is for my stuff" !! Didn't fly.

But I fixed that little problem. When we moved to Nebraska, we picked an older house where the garage had been converted to a room. I might still have to dig a car out every so often in winter, but the payoff was worth it. The basement is MINE !!! (or at least thats what she tells me.......) ::rotflol::
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LOL :lol: I have a rule at my house, if I'm in the garage, workin on knives, I'm not available. Unless of course Mama changes that rule. In 30 years, that rule has been modified a few times. ::doh::
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Cool knife.
My wife told me to take my cell phone to the garage with me.
I asked why.
She said so I don't have to come find you.
I said I'm going out there so you won't pester me for a while and the walk will do you good.
Lets just say that went over like a lead balloon.
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LOL, I have made that unfortunate mistake a time or 2 in 30 years. Man, marriage is hard! ::dang::
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Well Bob, it's a neat old knife. It's a shame they didn't put as much care in the blade as they did in the handle. Sorry about your thread taking a left turn at Albuquerque. ::facepalm::

Hope you don't mind. I played with the picture a little and here's a little lighter version.
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Iron Hoarder wrote:Cool knife.
My wife told me to take my cell phone to the garage with me.
I asked why.
She said so I don't have to come find you.
I said I'm going out there so you won't pester me for a while and the walk will do you good.
Lets just say that went over like a lead balloon.
::rotflol:: ::rotflol:: ::rotflol::
Robert, you are a braver man than I am! :shock:

I have to take my cell phone and I will get a text message: "Hon, would you please bring me a Sprite next time you come in the house?"
Of course I drop what I am doing (unless I am working with epoxy) and take her the soda.


I have been married long enough to know; "If Momma ain't happy, ain't nobody happy!" :lol: :lol: :lol:
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orvet wrote:
Iron Hoarder wrote:Cool knife.
My wife told me to take my cell phone to the garage with me.
I asked why.
She said so I don't have to come find you.
I said I'm going out there so you won't pester me for a while and the walk will do you good.
Lets just say that went over like a lead balloon.
::rotflol:: ::rotflol:: ::rotflol::
Robert, you are a braver man than I am! :shock:

I have to take my cell phone and I will get a text message: "Hon, would you please bring me a Sprite next time you come in the house?"
Of course I drop what I am doing (unless I am working with epoxy) and take her the soda.


I have been married long enough to know; "If Momma ain't happy, ain't nobody happy!" :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Love that Primble Barlow, Bob. Those are excellent old knives. As for the rest of ya, you need to let them women know who wears the pants around your house. Uh oh, here she com... ::smack::..OUCH!!!

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Beautiful repair job. ::tu::

You should see my work bench.....I mean.....uhhhhhh.....my office desk in the Florida room.
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