EDC III Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

[richstag]

 

[eschwebach]

I almost picked up a Tobin Smith knife the other day. How do you like it?

I love it, I would not hesitate to buy another. It feels great in the hand, has very smooth action, completely solid lock-up. This one is a great EDC.

 

[flatblackcapo]

My new desk top pic:thumbup: Strider SMf

Right on, thanks man!

 

[HWF]

These three since they came in the mail today.

 

[JasonG]

 

[timberweasel]

Spyderco Vallotton Sub-Hilt

-Brett

 

[flatblackcapo]

Original motor, original transmission. :thumbup:

Volvo?

 

[brplatz]

Volvo?

Volvo at 260k? No way gotta be a Toyota! Haha

Had the ZT350 today

 

[eric_j]

Volvo at 260k? No way gotta be a Toyota! Haha

Actually, Volvos are well known for extreme longevity. A car they produced holds (held) the Guinness World Record for the most miles without a rebuild on an engine in a production automobile (or something like that... I think some big diesels in big rigs can beat it, so it was probably limited to cars). It was something ludicrous like 600k+ miles.

This was a while ago. Not sure about the more recent ones.

 

[brplatz]

Actually, Volvos are well known for extreme longevity. A car they produced holds (held) the Guinness World Record for the most miles without a rebuild on an engine in a production automobile (or something like that... I think some big diesels in big rigs can beat it). It was something ludicrous like 600k+ miles.

This was a while ago. Not sure about the more recent ones.

Fair enough! Just some friendly banter

 

[TouchOfRed]

These three since they came in the mail today.

Ive got the southard with cf scale, wow.. What.a.knife would love to own a real Southard tho

 

[ixer]

 

[manowar669]

Actually, Volvos are well known for extreme longevity. A car they produced holds (held) the Guinness World Record for the most miles without a rebuild on an engine in a production automobile (or something like that... I think some big diesels in big rigs can beat it, so it was probably limited to cars). It was something ludicrous like 600k+ miles.

This was a while ago. Not sure about the more recent ones.

It was over a million miles. This was in the 90's. Volvo ran an ad campaign on it, and gave him a new car. The new ones are not near as good as the older models.

 

[BladeCommander]

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[TheModernNeanderthal]

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What material is this scale?

I have been thinking about taking a dremel to my southard, the stock scale just doesn't do it for me

 

[grownstar]

 

[eschwebach]

Carrying the Southard today.

 

[K.O.D.]

BM D2 Mini grip

 

[NikkiR]

I drank the Kool Aide on this one.

 

[bladeboss]

Volvo?

Volvo at 260k? No way gotta be a Toyota! Haha

Had the ZT350 today

Actually, Volvos are well known for extreme longevity. A car they produced holds (held) the Guinness World Record for the most miles without a rebuild on an engine in a production automobile (or something like that... I think some big diesels in big rigs can beat it, so it was probably limited to cars). It was something ludicrous like 600k+ miles.

This was a while ago. Not sure about the more recent ones.

Fair enough! Just some friendly banter

It was over a million miles. This was in the 90's. Volvo ran an ad campaign on it, and gave him a new car. The new ones are not near as good as the older models.

Its a 1995 Toyota T-100.