EDC II Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

[Macsta]

Boker today

 

[Stich2442]

Fixed a clogged valve with what I had in my pockets, pen blade scraped out the scale buildup in the valve.

 

[kmj153]

My JK EDC, EDC-x, and Large Sebenza. I am loving the way the EDC-x feels in hand. I'm glad John made it for me in his last run of EDC's.

 

[Woodrow F Call]

The Texas Jack sliced open a bag of Rasinettes today.

 

[John Johnson]

I've carried the Don Fogg Gent's knife for years and years at the top right. It's literally been around the world with me, and I'd be lost without it. There's a bicycle intertube that covers the sheath because of a teething puppy that gnawed on it, but it's perfect carrying a small firesteel and a super thin DMT sharpener along with a tiny British issued button compass. Below that is a Daniel Fairly that I've been carrying for a couple of months that I absolutely love. The little neck knife to the left of it is from Kelley at Hardedge Knives that I've had a couple of weeks that is just fantastic, and at the top is a Dog Tag from Kingdom Armory that I've worn for the past year since I got it. It's much handier then size dictates. There's also a Utilikey on the keychain that doesn't show up too well, and the light is an ancient HDS 60 that refuses to give up the ghost after being used and abused for years. Not shown is a Citizen Ecozilla, a paracord bracelet, a Goruck Tac hat (chewed on by my rescued pit bull) that keeps my bald head from either sizzling in the sun or freezing in the winter and a stainless Niessing wedding ring.

Out of all things mentioned, the ring is the most important EDC out of the bunch...although the Fogg isn't too far behind!

 

[HWF]

My JK EDC, EDC-x, and Large Sebenza. I am loving the way the EDC-x feels in hand. I'm glad John made it for me in his last run of EDC's.

Love the new JK!

With me today:

 

[Jack Black]

The Case Medium Stockman opened my mail and various packets. The GEC Easy-Open Jack cut some polythene sheeting to go over garden furniture, and it has some oher work to do on Friday evening

 

[Will Power]

CASE Large Stockman cv Amber Bone used to trim rough edges and splinters from a nest-box prior to giving it a coat or two of paint.

Some chicks are going to have a kool crib this spring

 

[outdooredge]

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Just little opinel-my only good (non SAK) folder ;)

 

[segaprophet]

 

[Keyman]

 

[Alan G.]

That Mosier knife is stunning. Is that one of his regular models or a custom?
Picture thread

 

[DrOpPoInT1110]

These:

 

[cutter17]

Just received my Boker Plus Epicenter a few hours ago and having thoroughly inspected it, it has been put into my right front pocket for some carry time. Everything else has remained the same.

 

[flatblackcapo]

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[Maddogg774]

My sweet little anniversary present from my wife.

 

[powernoodle]

Hinderers are dandy, and Sebenzas are fine
But beyond the horizon lies a folder devine.
Exquisite design and blade steel perfecto,
This folder surpasses in flagrante delicto.

What is you say? Tell us kit and caboodle,
We want to be cool like The Great One: P-Noodle.
So here is the secret, it requires no tricks,
Buy this knife and like me you’ll get plenty of chicks.

From Kershaw it comes though you’ve heard of it not,
if you don’t like this knife, when you pee you must squat.
If there is one knife to cherish, just one you must own,
Gather near, listen up, ‘cause it called Kershaw Drone.

Kershaw Drone: 2.75" 8Cr13MoV supersteel blade, space age glass-filled nylon scales, advanced flipper design using a genuine Asian spring, and bead blasted by Chinese artisans using modern technology to employ ancient craftsmanship passed down through the generations. Finely crafted diamond plate pattern on the scales harkens back to the bumpers of 18 wheelers that are the life blood of America's economic engine. And if you don't see Kate Upton when you look at that clip, you must not have a Y chromosome. So sought after and well regarded by blade aficionados that Kershaw was forced to discontinue production. And best of all, its one of the few knives ever to receive only 5 out of 10 on the Nutnfancy scale. Under $20 shipped online for this heirloom quality example of American design excellence.

 

[wouldestous]

spent all morning at work trimming limbs with a mercator k55k on some small trees we planted. we had to put wire cages around them so the deer wouldnt eat all the tips and some of the branches were a bit 'leggy' and had to be cut back.

 

[Jack Black]

Case Texas Jack came out to help with a snack

 

[Zookie]

Wow what is this?

Jay I'm wondering the same thing.

Zookie what knife is that???

I'm a really big fan of orange scales and I'm diggin that knife.

Not feeling the clip all that much but the rest of the knife makes up for it lol.

Thanks fella's!

It's a Will Moon Mark 6. It's his non integral version of his original Mark 12.

So far I'm really digging the knife! The blade stock is incredibly thick and has a nice spanto grind on it. Flipping action is amazing and it has a caged bearing system or sorts in it. I'm looking at getting a different color clip to contrast the handle since orange on orange looks plain.