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Finish 'em and then take pics and post them here.

It's been too quiet in this thread!!

Thanks. I already have a full sized soddy...I just like the way the blue handle looks. I use my black one in the kitchen all the time. In fact I made homefries with it last night. It's a great slicer...potatoes,onions, steak, whatever you throw at it.

http://www.wrcase.com/knives/view_all/browseview2.php?Family="American%20Workman"&View=1&Item=13007 It's one of these.

I got one of these on the way from NewGrahamKnives...

How much was the Khnutbuster? I know Kerry's waiting list is years long but I'm wondering what he charges.

Hey Gumby, I too don't care for the blade etching. I scrubbed my blade with Bar Keepers Friend (a stainless steel cleaner) and the etching is now very faint.

The Sodbuster works great in the kitchen, as well. After a little blade cleaning it cut up potatoes & onions for home fries. Cheap, sharp, & versatile. I want more!

I finally picked up the full sized Sodbuster at Bass Pro Shops yesterday and it's been riding in my back pocket ever since. I used it around the yard cutting dead palm fronds from my coconut trees and also to cut some St. Augustine grass runners that started growing over my patio. What a great...

El Toro; It's simple. Just don't answer the door for strangers. They eventually go away.

If I could do it over I would get a S&W model 60 instead of the Ruger.

I own both and I have never even considered carrying the Ruger. I LOVE my G26. I am far more accurate with it than my Ruger Sp101 or even my full sized Sig and it is so easy to carry.

Thanks for the welcome and the info.

My door, like my phone, is there for MY convenience. I don't answer the phone when it's a sales call and I ignore anyone that I don't know who is knocking at my door. When I used to respond to salesmen, fundraisers, and their ilk it was always a waste of my time so I know I'm not missing...

I joined this forum because of this topic. I have been collecting knives since about 1972. Except for SAKs I haven't bought a slipjoint since probably 1983. I have dozens of knives from Buck, Gerber, Case, Spyderco, Al Mar, Strider, Benchmade, Emerson etc. Until recently I never really...