EDC III Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

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Here's my EDC setup, it's not much but I work in an office. :) Kershaw Cyro, a SAK I've had for decades and a Fenix LD01.

Hey, if it works for you then it's awesome! SAK's are a well-loved staple among this community, and the Cryo is one of the coolest little flippers around. I love mine :thumbup:
 
May I ask what that is?

on topic: I'm carrying my native. Still my favorite.

It is a Perceval. Model Le Français.
Here's mine:
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Thank you Redsquid2 and Quiet..... I keep all the parts from broken knives, just in case, to make Frankenknives like that..! :)

That's a great idea. I can't say I've had any failures as yet that would lead to me having the parts to put something neat like that together, but my mind is definitely opened to the possibilities now. So, thanks for that!
 
After handling the SmF, I have lovingly called the PT "the baby"
Exchanged 0550 for the 707: it's really stiff.
 
My friend, i will give you another example.. if you have a cheapo folder that has a hell of a blade play and worn liners, and you are afraid that it might close on your fingers, but you don't want to throw it away, just replace the pivot screw with a regular hexagonal head screw (same millimeters in diameter) and tighten it as much as you can. Remove any thumb-studs or pocket-clips and you have a virtual "fixed" knife.. And something else.! I made also an simple sheath that hold most of the knife inside, to be exact about 3/4 of it, for all my small "fixed" knives... They still serve you in their new live and you save money buing new ones.
p.s. forgive my english, if any mistakes made... :)
p.s.2 how do you make that thing with the "balloon dialog" in the reply.?
 
My friend, i will give you another example.. if you have a cheapo folder that has a hell of a blade play and worn liners, and you are afraid that it might close on your fingers, but you don't want to throw it away, just replace the pivot screw with a regular hexagonal head screw (same millimeters in diameter) and tighten it as much as you can. Remove any thumb-studs or pocket-clips and you have a virtual "fixed" knife.. And something else.! I made also an simple sheath that hold most of the knife inside, to be exact about 3/4 of it, for all my small "fixed" knives... They still serve you in their new live and you save money buing new ones.
p.s. forgive my english, if any mistakes made... :)
p.s.2 how do you make that thing with the "balloon dialog" in the reply.?

At the bottom of the post you want to reply to, there's a reply with quote option. Click it, the quote you're replying to will appear in a bubble at the top of your post, and whatever you type in will appear under :)
 
Meyerco Necklance
Ganzo G710
Keys include Gerber Curve, Gerber Shard, Utilikey, TrueUtility Tele-pen and a flash drive.
Cheap but functional.
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