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EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?
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Thx bubba. My hand thinks the DEF is a different knife with the TT.
Digging that Invictus!
South paw draw
Yep.....I'm a idiot.
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Not sure what this is but man if they would/did make it in a lefty I think I'd have to look really hard at getting one. Very nice knife brother.
Thanks. It's from DSK Tactical (Dan Sullivan Knives). Its the Sleeper model.
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The Emerson rides in my tool pouch along with the ladybug
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New favorite combo!
ChazzyP
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Two of my favorites there!Why not.
ChazzyP
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Carbon Fiber? Framelock? It's some kinda F'ing Friday so I went with the CK-F MILK today. I kept meaning to do something about the end of the rip fence rail on the UniSaw as I'd scratched the clips on a couple of work users on it walking by. It's a bit close to the workbench over in the shop. When I saw a scratch on the MILK's clip I knew I'd put it off too long.
I ripped and crosscut a bit of 2x stock for a snug fit and screwed a piece of half-inch ply cut a little bigger to it, rounding off the edges.
It's sized not to interfere with the fence at max rip, but a strip of blue tape finishes the job and adds a little stay-put insurance.
I ripped and crosscut a bit of 2x stock for a snug fit and screwed a piece of half-inch ply cut a little bigger to it, rounding off the edges.
It's sized not to interfere with the fence at max rip, but a strip of blue tape finishes the job and adds a little stay-put insurance.
Looking forward to some cold beverages and UFC action this weekend !!
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After being pleasantly surprised by my first CRKT, the Provoke, I took the plunge on a second -- the James Williams-designed Hissatsu. For the price point (~$50) the fit and finish are right on the money, AUS-8 is perfectly fine for a specialized blade like this one, and man is the design just fantastic. 
The thick, neutral handle, with its subtle swell at both ends, feels great in-hand. On paper this knife is so many things I shouldn't like (CRKT, humdrum steel, plastic scales, assisted, gimmicky safety), but I'm impressed. I'd love to see this exact handle with a "friendlier" blade and premium materials, or to own a Williams design like the Lionsteel OZF 001 sometime down the road.
No knife named "certain kill" is a casual carry, but this one will see some pocket time around the house for sure.
The thick, neutral handle, with its subtle swell at both ends, feels great in-hand. On paper this knife is so many things I shouldn't like (CRKT, humdrum steel, plastic scales, assisted, gimmicky safety), but I'm impressed. I'd love to see this exact handle with a "friendlier" blade and premium materials, or to own a Williams design like the Lionsteel OZF 001 sometime down the road.
No knife named "certain kill" is a casual carry, but this one will see some pocket time around the house for sure.
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Edgeoflife
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CKF makes some amazing folders imo. Would really like to acquire some more.
