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EDC III Which knife or knives are you carrying today?
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These are weighing my shorts down today. I had a lot going on this morning and left with the XM and the F3... then my custom SAK came back from Syph007!
Love the SAK Jesse, is that an Electrician with a scissors and phillips added? I have one of Syph007 creations as well. :thumbup: Oh, the Hinderer and Curtiss are okay too I guess.
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Benchmade 635 mini Skirmish
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Love the SAK Jesse, is that an Electrician with a scissors and phillips added? I have one of Syph007 creations as well. :thumbup: Oh, the Hinderer and Curtiss are okay too I guess.
Thanks Erik! It also had a saw right in the middle so I think it was a Farmer. A bit too fat for me to comfortably carry so I sent it back to him for the rework... White Cerakote, red liners and polished springs are wearing great and I love the tool combo. OHOs are awesome but there is something to be said for the good ole SAK (custom or not).
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Spyderco Tenacious and one of my SAKs
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Thanks Erik, I saw your trademark Native posted earlier in the thread...NEVER tire of seeing that knife:thumbup:
These are weighing my shorts down today. I had a lot going on this morning and left with the XM and the F3... then my custom SAK came back from Syph007!
Love that custom SAK!!! Someday I have to hit up Syph007.
Man, Paul, that blade looks comfortable! :thumbup:
Feel like I haven't seen you all that much on here. Good to catch one of your posts!
And I threw the Utilitac in my pocket today.
John, nice to be back and participate a bit. Summer demands my time work wise...seasonal work but I love it:thumbup: the Winter is somewhat my down time
I do jump on from time to time but don't find time to snap pictures like I want. Always enjoy your pictures buddy and would love to hang at the beach with you and your family:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
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Great pics in the last few pages, gents! I have a couple I took today, myself. So, I arrived home to find a package from this guy I know named Paul. There were some pretty damn awesome things inside. Some new cigars for me to enjoy, and wonder of wonders, a tiny little Case knife!! It's gorgeous, and will get carried quite often!!
Of course, what better way to celebrate awesome new stuff from a good friend, than by sitting down to enjoy a drink, a smoke, and some steel?
Paul, you're The Man!! :thumbup:
Of course, what better way to celebrate awesome new stuff from a good friend, than by sitting down to enjoy a drink, a smoke, and some steel?
Paul, you're The Man!! :thumbup:
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I've had enough internet for the day
Well unlike the fellas above, I'm staying mostly indoors today watching my young ones. So naturally I'm carrying an 8 ounce 4" tactical blade. You never know if a dragon comes busting through the livingroom window.
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Fox 'Col Moschin' smaller EDC model.
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Great pics in the last few pages, gents! I have a couple I took today, myself. So, I arrived home to find a package from this guy I know named Paul. There were some pretty damn awesome things inside. Some new cigars for me to enjoy, and wonder of wonders, a tiny little Case knife!! It's gorgeous, and will get carried quite often!!
Of course, what better way to celebrate awesome new stuff from a good friend, than by sitting down to enjoy a drink, a smoke, and some steel?
Paul, you're The Man!! :thumbup:
That is awesome !
Love that Insingo, that and the Tanto version is very cool.
Im trying to learn to like and appreciate cigars, but for some reason i always taste same flavors from a cigar, or i should say aromas.
I dont know why, i think its strange, ive tried three or four different cigars, and i can only feel the tobacco, or what i think is tobacco..
But i love the smell of a cigar, both when its lit and when its not. And that Maduro looks so tasty haha.
Thanks for the cool pics bro !
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It's been this combo ever since the Enzo arrived:
The fixie is a Wilder Necker from one of the great makers here on the forum.
The fixie is a Wilder Necker from one of the great makers here on the forum.
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The Insingo blade is probably my favorite shape out of all my knives. Well, I guess that's probably incorrect. I love the spearpoint shape of my ZT 0801, I love the droppoint of my BK2, I just...dammit, I just love knives, pay me no mind. I have the Sickness, baby! The Sickness of STEEL! :thumbup:
Also, I'll do a short cigar info write-up for you that might help you, and shoot you a PM in a bit.
It's been this combo ever since the Enzo arrived:
The fixie is a Wilder Necker from one of the great makers here on the forum.
I just wanted to let you know that I hate you and everything you stand for. LOL That Enzo is shockingly beautiful, I mean wow. It is honestly making me think of the Skookum Bush Tool (I'm on the wait list!), except in a folder! Do you have any other specifics on it? Is it a production model? I'd appreciate any info you have for me!
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