EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

lzeplin said:
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You must be from my neck of the woods
That looks like Avery County :)
 
Dadpool said:
Day five with the Tiger. Got the scales buffed down a bit, disassembled it to switch lubes (I like mine better than theirs), and it's breaking to have smooth-as-glass action. I love the break-in process on new Emersons. :)

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Did the same with mine during the break in process :thumbsup: The action is Emerson phenomenal now. That wonderful hydraulic feel and smooth as silk . For sure during the break in process it’s so rewarding as it gets better and better. For some reason I’ve found the Tiger breaks in the fastest but probably because out of the box from my experience it’s got a head start compared to some other Emerson’s.
 
Well one of my much anticipated knives has arrived. Going to snag it out of the mail box and take my little hot rod for a ride. It’ll be waiting for me when I get home and can’t wait !
My before carry Mercedes approved of course:)
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For some reason ever since she was kitten to this day when ever I lay my cloths out on the bed she has to lay on them and cuddle with my cloths lol. When it’s time to get dressed she talks back and gets sassy when I “try” to move her off them. It’s nice in the winter because my cloths are always nice and warm lol.
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Sticking with yesterday's theme of under appreciated knives that I hadn't carried in a while, I was going to go old school...and did, except for the fixed blade.
I believe the Boker Gemini and the Case Copperlock are both from the 1990s. The Fairly EDC, or whatever it's called is much newer; but I never liked it...though it's better after a little handle reshaping (still needs a little more).
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Somebody remind me to sand & polish the bolsters on the copper lock
 
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hhmoore said:
Sticking with yesterday's theme of under appreciated knives that I hadn't carried in a while, I was going to go old school...and did, except for the fixed blade.
I believe the Boker Gemini and the Case Copperlock are both from the late 19th century. The Fairly EDC, or whatever it's called is much newer; but I never liked it...though it's better after a little handle reshaping (still needs a little more).
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Somebody remind me to sand & polish the bolsters on the copper lock
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20th century you mean? Don't think the Boker Gemini was in production back in the 1800s. :D
 
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