EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

[unclekurty]

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[ChazzyP]

I was posting in a thread about CTS-XHP this morning and got out my Les George/Wilson Combat Eagle as it's one of at least two I have in that steel. Of course it's always a good choice for Wilson Wednesday and one that's been a favorite work knife over the six years that I've owned it.

 

[maxjeg]

 

[Rose and Thistle Custom]

Very cool ! Your bees ?

Yup. A top bar hive that's about 20#, left the rest for them but estimate another 60-80lb in the hive.

 

[Quiet]

Lunch today was ok, I suppose!

 

[Quiet]

I was posting in a thread about CTS-XHP this morning and got out my Les George/Wilson Combat Eagle as it's one of at least two I have in that steel. Of course it's always a good choice for Wilson Wednesday and one that's been a favorite work knife over the six years that I've owned it.

Ahhhh man, if I'd known, I'd have brought mine in today.

 

[Zeroedin]

Le Thiers Three-pic Thursday.

That’s a thing, right?

Edit: oh for eff’s sake…..it’s frikkin’ Wednesday.

Embarrassing. Utterly effin’ embarrassing.

 

[K.O.D.]

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Although the actual beekeeping part is intimidating, processing the combs and separating the wax from the combs and then the honey from the combs is fun IMO.

Before they moved to Idaho, my cousin in law invited me out to a friends house over labor day weekends to hang out on the property in Wisconsin and help with the honey processing. To be honest, I was happy the beekeeper suits they had were too small for me (I'm 6'4") but the rest was very interesting, and everyone who participated got to take home honey. Cranking the centrifuge is hard work, but fun as well. We had like 20 people helping.

I got to go a second year, though my right middle finger was in splint stitched together from a knife incident. Best part of that trip was chasing chickens (no coop, just wild running around the 30 acres he had) and trying to catch a chicken one handed. I almost succeeded. Which was bonus points from my dad, who had a job when he was young capturing chickens to test them for malaria.

 

[toto07]

 

[greatscoot]

I Just added the deep carry clip on the Sebenza, still on the fence about it. Might work better with a standard lanyard, but I like the leather one as you can tuck it into your pocket.

 

[Kmikaz3]

 

[ChazzyP]

Ahhhh man, if I'd known, I'd have brought mine in today.

We should do a day sometime--wonder if there are any other regulars here with WCLG Eagles to join in. Lots of good occasions for carry, too, like Ti & Teflon Tuesday, obviously Wilson Wednesday, Fluted Flipper Friday, Slim Sat or Sun.

I've reprofiled mine with a polished edge at close to 15DPS and despite not being particularly thin BTE it's still one helluva cutter/slicer with its 1/8" CTS-XHP blade stock. It really is a unique knife as it's so substantial and hand-fillingly broad...

... while being so pocket-friendly slim.

 

[jideta]

 

[Knives&Lint]

 

[Mr.sig239]

Pic for tomorrow as I'll be on the road early. Little road trip to Pa.
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[Tetsujin 140.6]

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[Keyopp]

Love your pictures, you capture so much detail.

You are too kind, sir. Thank you.

Truth be told, those GEC #14 polished end caps are notorious for capturing/reflecting two hands holding a phone so I’m always looking for a new position to avoid that.

 

[Zephyr One/Zero]

 

[kda89508]

BEEN CARRYING IT EVERY DAY SINCE I GOT IT!

 

[Dcdavis]