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EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?
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powernoodle
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Wave Wednesday.
The 5" Knipex Pliers Wrench, bottom, failed me today when the jaws weren't big enough to tighten a water hose on a spigot. So screw it. Probably will stop carrying those suckers. The Wave's pliers weren't big enough either, and I didn't want its serrated jaws to chew up the connector anyway. Dang it! Less weight and bulk without the Knipex and Wave anyway.
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Newb, with a couple of Kershaws and a 2010 Winter Olympics multi.......Benchmade incoming
mb>
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Not a new Cheb to the thread, but new to me thx to @Officer's Match. I don’t like ties, but I felt like I at least had to put a shirt on to carry something this fancy. 
Good cutter, with looks to kill. 4 inches and 4 oz. Da Comrade!
Good cutter, with looks to kill. 4 inches and 4 oz. Da Comrade!
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Welcome on board! Thanks for posting
ChazzyP
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I'm glad to see @Officer's Match 's Scout went to someone from the neighborhood, mb>, so I'll still get to see it. I was surprised to see OM had it up for sale as I know he really loved that knife, so whatever it is that he gave it up for must be something really special to him. He and I had chatted quite a bit over at the Cheburkov Channel about that one and I've not seen another like it with the Timascus, plain-but-interior milled slabs, and Dama blade. That baby's really sweet--congrats and enjoy!Not a new Cheb to the thread, but new to me thx to @Officer's Match. I don’t like ties, but I felt like I at least had to put a shirt on to carry something this fancy.
Good cutter, with looks to kill. 4 inches and 4 oz. Da Comrade!
Dcdavis
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Could’ve used you up here today to play electrician. Feeder pull day on a 1600amp service. Five sets of 400MCM. Seeing all the empty spools at the end of the day is a beautiful sight.
mb>
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Thanks brother. And thanks for the link. Some real beauties in there. Nice to see some other folks as stoked on details like distal taper and grind details as I am!
GB940Rookie
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707 on this rainy day
91bravo
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That's different, I like it!
91bravo
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Hey Bernie, where'd ya get those scales? I'm typically not a fan of wooden handles, but that knife looks great!
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I've had them about five years I'd say, and the were made by Steve Ketchen of Sketchen scales. I don't believe he's in business anymore but he did fantastic work.
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I've had them about five years I'd say, and the were made by Steve Ketchen of Sketchen scales. I don't believe he's in business anymore but he did fantastic work.
It's s bummer he went the scammer route - there is a thread or two about it in GB&U. He did do very impressive work. I had a third project all set to go with him right as his business went south, but was lucky to have not sent him a knife or any $ yet.
I still have the Nilakka, but sold the 710.
