Custom Makers and Purveyors - What do you carry?

[Ed Caffrey]

Well, I carry one of my own creations. After carrying a standard EBK around for several months, "proofing" it, I made this damascus, wharncliff model for me. It's the only EBK I have ever made in damascus...so far

Maybe I'm wierd, but I think that anybody who makes a using blade should carry one around for a while, just to ensure it's gona be a good one!

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[dogman]

Slick looking Damascus, Ed.

Welcome to the forums, Ron. You and your dad make some mind-blowing knives.

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[A T Barr]

I carry a 3 1/8" drop point knife. The steel is A-2 and the scales are blue G10. I posted a photo at http://www.customknives.com/myknife

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[MaxTheKnife]

I carry a Benchmade Mini AFCK, a Ray Kirk Lil' Blue neck knife and a leatherman micra.

 

[Don Cowles]

I ususally carry one of my small ATS34 straight knives in a pocket sheath, as well as a tiny SAK (no knife blade; just nail file, scissors, tweezers, and ballpoint pen!).

If I know in advance I will need it (camping, etc.), I strap on one of my 3" drop point hunters. Also occassionally carry an AG Russel one-hand knife or a Spyderco Delica II.

 

[L6steel]

I am happy to say that I now carry a Cooper liner lock! Never thought I'd get these &&^%^#&^$*(*&&^(* folders figured out but I did! Actually carried and used it today.

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