Posted by Bruce from Can. on July 03, 2020 at 02:50:19 from (74.12.71.100):
In Reply to: Started carrying posted by 37 chief on July 02, 2020 at 19:31:21:
I don�t carry a knife all the time. I have had various knives over the years. Swiss Army, Old Timer , and China junk. All wear out, none hold a decent edge for long if you use them much. So when I do carry a knife, it is a wooden handle tile knife with a hooked blade. It slides into the rule pocket on the leg of my bib overalls. Never lost one, and never been injured by carrying the knife this way. Long enough handle to give some leverage while cutting net off of big round bales. And when it gets dull, a quick trip to the bench grinder will bring to back. Cheap to buy, and I also drill a hole in the handle so I can put a cord on the handle, and I can hang a knife on a hook in the barn. Or on a convenient place on the tractor that bales the hay, or is used to feed bales outside. Pocket knives are for kids
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