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EDC VI Which knife or knives are you carrying today?
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Friar, I like your lime cutter better than any of the others I've seen, and I've been eyeballing them for a while. So good I may have to have one (really similar but of course not exactly the same!!!). What handle material is that?
Pm2 getting some light duty work today
Lime cutter? Never heard that term before, I like it. We call that blade style wharncliffe where I am from. Some prefer modified sheep's foot. It's slowly becoming one of my favorite blade styles for EDC.
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Sweet Swayback Luc!
Thanks mate! I really like the clean lines of this Dunlap :thumbup:
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"Lime cutter" refers not to the shape of the blade, but that particular custom maker's model, of which he has several variations. It is, however, a very useful little fixie, even for those of us who don't have to regularly cut limes.
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Two of my favorite knives of all time
Between you and the Friar, I'm going to have to eventually put a Gen 1 GB in my pocket.
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"Lime cutter" refers not to the shape of the blade, but that particular custom maker's model, of which he has several variations. It is, however, a very useful little fixie, even for those of us who don't have to regularly cut limes.
Thank you very much for the clarification sir. Gotta love fixies.
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Between you and the Friar, I'm going to have to eventually put a Gen 1 GB in my pocket.
You need one. It's a beast. The bigger size makes it work.
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...okay, between you, BluesBender, and a couple of other people here, you're going to make me lose my mind before my Dunlap even gets here!
But seriously, that swayback looks absolutely gorgeous my friend! Canvas micarta covers?
I really can't stand waiting for my back-pocket trapper at this point!
I figured it was time to give an old, trusted friend some pocket time.
And some more good use at work!
I love seeing that old Al Mar, man. Great to see knives that have seen things out there in the world
Wish I had more knives that looked like that honestly, but even though I use pretty much all of my knives all the time, I end up putting in way too much time to keep them looking good. Not entirely by choice, mind you. My OCD won't let it go sometimes if they're an odd mark somewhere
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That is one of the nicest fixed blades I have seen in a while. So simple yet so beautiful.
And Ant, that sere looks great!
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Annnnnd still with the Blur.
Who can blame you?? It's a fantastic knife! You already know I love the way Kershaw treats their S30V
You can say that again, brother! I'm about 5 and a half hours from H, but that's still my 2nd home!
His pics are hurting me, too! I am definitely looking into those models thanks to you, Poceh!
As for my carry, well it's a good thing I have quick reflexes. I was setting up this new Byrd Cara Cara 2 I got in a GAW on here, and lo and behold: I catch a heck of a fight on camera lol!!!
Agreed! David this is stunning, who is the maker?
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