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Thanks, it gives way better grip than the oem-one.LOVE that scale on the 0620CF! :thumbup:
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EDC VI Which knife or knives are you carrying today?
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Anyone ever wonder what standing underneath an elevator looks like?
Cool pic Bender. One day I will own a Rockstead.
And quit taking pictures and get back to work! Haha
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I was taking progress photos, and it seemed like a great time for a knife pic lol
Besides, I'm not payed by the hour, so I'm only wasting my own time
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Wow! I need this knife! Please...
Really Beautiful... Factory? Or did you get this one customized? Here is my carry.
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Haha..... NO WAY!!! Look at all that wonderfulness you're "stuck" with carrying around, as is 
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No customization, it came straight from GEC in its current presentation.
.No customization, it came straight from GEC in its current presentation
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Haha..... NO WAY!!! Look at all that wonderfulness you're "stuck" with carrying around, as is
No customization, it came straight from GEC in its current presentation
A very nice blade indeed. Thanks... I do love the two I carried today.
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I was taking progress photos, and it seemed like a great time for a knife pic lol
Besides, I'm not payed by the hour, so I'm only wasting my own time
What line of work are you in? Some days I wish I got paid by the job.. others I'm glad Im paid by the hour. (Plumber)
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I work for a General Contractor as a Superintendant/Project Manager. I do everything from manual work to paperwork. Today my job went from meetings with inspectors to fire-caulking an elevator shaft and doing some miscelaneous masonry work.
Long hours at times though... Yesterday I worked from 6am to 8pm. I took a few breaks to visit this forum though
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I work for a General Contractor as a Superintendant/Project Manager. I do everything from manual work to paperwork. Today my job went from meetings with inspectors to fire-caulking an elevator shaft and doing some miscelaneous masonry work.
Long hours at times though... Yesterday I worked from 6am to 8pm. I took a few breaks to visit this forum though
That's really cool! Sounds like you have lots of variety and opportunities to use all those sweet knives!
I generally do new construction. I was working on a hospital for almost a year and just recently got pulled off for service. Yesterday I ripped out 3 hot water tanks, a meter and a bunch of piping, today I was sizing grease interceptors to be replaced. Nasty stuff!
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Went old school today with this on my belt and a Buck 501 in my pocket.
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I enjoy what I do for the most part, it can be very stressful at times though. It sounds like we both get the opportunity to use our knives quite a bit! That's one part of my job I'll never get tired of
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Got my PM2 again. I just can't keep this knife out of my pocket!
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