EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

[WValtakis]

 

[alliuse]

 

[alliuse]

Double post

 

[sechip]

 

[Seadaddy1970]

Unbelievable knives and unbelievable photography! Loved looking at all these beauties!

 

[Seadaddy1970]

Thanks! Yes Sir
That’s one of the many nice things about the 0393 is all the hardware can be changed to Hinderer.

I have one and have the Hinderer hardware plus an anodized blue pivot screw and nut I got from Australia. The 0393 is my favorite of al my ZT’s. Yours is a beauty.

 

[lzeplin]

Mini sheepdog today!

 

[razorburn]

 

[razorburn]

 

[Filoso]

 

[scottyj]

I've got dozens of knives from....Benchmade, Spyderco, ZT, Buck, and Cold Steel. The ONE knife that keeps ending up in my pocket is my little old plain jane Spyderco Manix 2 in S30V. It just checks off all the boxes for me. Badass little knife, and its in my pocket right now.

 

[TheFactor]

Mini sheepdog today!

I absolutely love that PitBull of a knife !
Nice shot to

 

[TheFactor]

Double tap/post oops
Sometimes I’m faster then my IPhone lol

 

[fot0]

 

[filtrum]

Congratulations on resurrection, friends!

 

[filtrum]

Congratulations on resurrection, friends!

 

[Buck Razor]

 

[Buck Razor]

 

[ChazzyP]

Her (top) and my (bottom) EDC this week:

Happy holidays.

Thanks ! Mine is a Fulltrack. Hers is an Andrey Biryukov, 4 1/8“ s90v Blade, real light for the size.

for Andrey Biryukov! I've got my new and second one of his on me again today and am liking it more and more. My first, the framelock Sigma, is also real light for its 4.125 S125 blade, weighing in at 4.75 oz with its generously milled-out full-Ti slabs. This un-named linerlock (the Titan, perhaps?) with its black/gray/red CF and same-sized S90V, 3.2 mm blade comes in at a stupidly light 4.25 oz, takes up little room in pocket for a knife its size, and yet is so solid in hand with just a little added girth afforded by its full liners-plus-scales construction.

I spent a few hours in the sheetmetal shop today, sorting through too many years worth of randomly accumulated stuff as I prepare to remove a bench that does nothing but serve as a magnet for piling up crap. I'll be adding some new shelves and better storage for full sheets while affording myself a little more elbow room to work. The Titan served me well, murdering numerous old cardboard boxes to feed into the Russian fireplace, a fitting destination for the victims of a knife from Pavlovo, Nizhny Novgorod.

 

[ChazzyP]

Make that a triple post--I better quit while I'm ahead.