EDC - What's in Your Pocket(s)??

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My OTHER EQ-2 was lonely, so now I am carrying both of them.
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My scale modded ZT0350. I sanded the factory scales flat,rounded the edges and used satin finish polyurethane in a can.
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T.K.C. said:
My OTHER EQ-2 was lonely, so now I am carrying both of them.
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Hey T.K.C., those are really sweet! :thumbup: I'm not familiar with those knives so can you share a bit of specifics such as manufacturer, material specs, approx cost, etc? If I can afford one and they're available, I wouldn't mind getting one.

Thanks!
 
These are made by Yuna Knives. (I will include a link to his site.) They are both ZDP-189 & San Mai blades, they are the EQ-2 model. Here are specs of the EQ-2's from Yuna's site. These are not MY specific EQ-2's specs. as the handle material and blade material are different. My handle materials are silver twill G-10 & blue G-10. Contact Yuna for pricing. These ARE custom knives.
EQ-2
Blade steel : ATS-34, double tempered and sub zero.
Thickness : 1/8".
Blade length : 2 1/4" from tip to handle
Closed length : 3 1/4"
Opened length : 5 1/2"
Blade Width : 1 "
Handle : Grooved black/blue G-10 1/8" thickness
Locking system : Frame lock
Frame : 6AL 4V titanium 1/8" thickness.
Clip : 6AL 4V titanium
Pivot : Hardened 440C in Yin-Yang style.
Price : Please contact me at yuna@yunaknives.com
 
I just started carrying a new Kershaw Leek today. I really like it alot and have used it half a dozen times already. I think I'll pick up another one before they outlaw them!!!!!!
 
Just now, it is as follows:

Benchmade 615 Mini Rukus, S30V steel,

Small Sebenza, BG-42 steel,

Fehrman's Thru Hiker, 3V steel,

SureFire E2D LED Defender

Pelikan M600 pen,

Whistle, Orange and blue Photon II, Victorinox,





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Franco
 
Been riding all day and this is what I had + a "Dunhill Cabreras" I am going to enjoy while watching the Detroit fireworks.:D

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T.K.C. said:
These are made by Yuna Knives. (I will include a link to his site.) They are both ZDP-189 & San Mai blades, they are the EQ-2 model. Here are specs of the EQ-2's from Yuna's site. These are not MY specific EQ-2's specs. as the handle material and blade material are different. My handle materials are silver twill G-10 & blue G-10. Contact Yuna for pricing. These ARE custom knives.
EQ-2
Blade steel : ATS-34, double tempered and sub zero.
Thickness : 1/8".
Blade length : 2 1/4" from tip to handle
Closed length : 3 1/4"
Opened length : 5 1/2"
Blade Width : 1 "
Handle : Grooved black/blue G-10 1/8" thickness
Locking system : Frame lock
Frame : 6AL 4V titanium 1/8" thickness.
Clip : 6AL 4V titanium
Pivot : Hardened 440C in Yin-Yang style.
Price : Please contact me at yuna@yunaknives.com
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Awesome! Thanks very much sir.
 
Emerson Specwar A, Ive had forever...
Spyderco Endura
Spyderco Rescue w/ Leatherman Wave on my gear
 
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Damn, some folks are crazy. A wise man (my dad) once asked me: "How do you plan on using two knives at the same time." I realize that different tools perform different functions...and I do whittle regularly with a set of knives where size and shape matter, but for edc...a blade is a blade and it should be comfortable and cut well.

On that note, I've been lugging around an ancient Buck 110 to ride w/ my keys, wallet, and phone. I have yet to find an instance where I would need another knife.
 
Today I will go help my father on the land, removing dead wood and such, and I will carry an Opinel nr 8.
 
ph.s2dent said:
Damn, some folks are crazy. A wise man (my dad) once asked me: "How do you plan on using two knives at the same time." I realize that different tools perform different functions...and I do whittle regularly with a set of knives where size and shape matter, but for edc...a blade is a blade and it should be comfortable and cut well.

On that note, I've been lugging around an ancient Buck 110 to ride w/ my keys, wallet, and phone. I have yet to find an instance where I would need another knife.
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I've thought that before. I've never had the need two carry two knives at once. If I go hunting or camping, i'll keep extras in my pack but never in my pockets
 
ph.s2dent said:
Damn, some folks are crazy. A wise man (my dad) once asked me: "How do you plan on using two knives at the same time." I realize that different tools perform different functions...and I do whittle regularly with a set of knives where size and shape matter, but for edc...a blade is a blade and it should be comfortable and cut well.

On that note, I've been lugging around an ancient Buck 110 to ride w/ my keys, wallet, and phone. I have yet to find an instance where I would need another knife.
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I have carried more than one at a time, but only when I'm camping (partly for legal reasons)
basicaly, my primary camp knife (in that it's the one that's allways on me) is my leatherman. but the thing is a pain to open, it takes longer to open it and put it away than it takes do do the job half the time.
so i'll add some kind of small folder (often a little 2 blade SAK I found in a pair of trousers I bought). use that for the little jobs and whittling, keeping the leatherman for bigger stuff, stuff needing a serrated blade, and anything needing a screwdriver/awl/pliers.
 
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