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EDC III Which knife or knives are you carrying today?
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Candiru in a quickie kydex sheath I threw together today.
I've been curious about the Candiru. I love pocket friendly fixed blades. How do you like it?
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Bradford Guardian 3 and SAK Tinker (not shown - I don't have the balls to slam a slipjoint into an old door).
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When'd you get an 0560?!
Haha I didn't! It's an 0561 on loan to me from a very special buddy (Tupper
)This morning I had a tea party with my little girl. The ZT opened her new set.
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Haha I didn't! It's an 0561 on loan to me from a very special buddy (Tupper
This morning I had a tea party with my little girl. The ZT opened her new set.
It would be more bad ass if you made one of the pink spoons into a feather stick.
That Chinese plastic is no match for Elmax. On a serious note, I bet your daughter had a blast.
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I love to edc fixed blades. I typically carry a bk14 or an izula ii in my front pocket.
I had a candiru about 2 years ago and never gave it a proper chance. I even purchased a dark star sheath for it to carry horizontal on my belt. (Awesome sheaths).
But I never warmed up to it.
Since the , I have carried a BRKT psk and a mikro canadian ii, izula, izula ii, and a bk14. I had made a decision to give the candiru one more shot a few weeks ago. I was looking foursome thing that would suit my edc needs better and not take up so much real estate in my pockets.
I am enjoying it so far. Works for everything I need from cutting up cardboard, opening packages, prying, some bushcraft (when I get the chance).
I think you will love it. I also have large hands, and it works just fine with the esee grips.
Ooh man! That is one nice 1911, really digging those grips too.
I had a 113 too, and its a nice knife. I rather like the finger guard aswell, feel real secure. And is that a Mackinac, with new scale inserts???
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That 113 is an excellent fixed blade. I agree the finger guard makes it very comfortable. Love that Classic Buck look.
And yes, that's a Mackinac Hunter with Macassar Ebony scales that I made last weekend. Absolutely love that knife. Thin enough for general EDC carry, and solid as a rock. A great knife.
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Decided to touch up the edge today; not disappointed.
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It would be more bad ass if you made one of the pink spoons into a feather stick.
Haha I'd totally do it if she wouldn't kick my ass afterwards! We had her bday party yesterday and she couldn't wait to open this stuff.
She asked if we could have a tea party and freaked out when I actually washed the little cups and poured sweet tea in them. Good times.
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Hell yeah, man! Sounds like it was a great time!!!
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These three for the last few days.
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