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EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?
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wouter1967
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Beautiful photo. I love how the light works.
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Thanks, trying to put an effort on every of my pics
Landshark99
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Absolutely love
jjsmith
blades... Definitely is king of the HAMON....... Not many better looking ones out there!!!!
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Picking mango today.
This steel is incredibly resistant to corrosion.
This steel is incredibly resistant to corrosion.
JJ does a great job with his hamons on W2. One of the better looking hamons out there.
It’s a beautiful knife. I had to make leather pants for it.
That sheath came out fantastic!!!! Saw it.in another thread..... Nice work.......I have ostrich skin sheath from Philip Patton with my DamaSteel custom from him.
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Just a quick backstory to where these were taken today. I have access to a few docks on the backwaters and inlets that eventually connect to the Gulf. So every now and then, if I happen to be driving by and have the time, I’ll stop and take a few knife or watch photos. Sometimes I’ll just take a 10 minute break from the day.
Anyway, despite the crappy weather I swung by to take a few pics for “Tukan Tuesday”.
With the pics not turning out too well, I decided to cut bait and get on with my day….but as I started to leave I heard a snort and a splash. I turned and realized there was a small pod of dolphins working their way out of this tiny little inlet. Even had a curious one come right up to the dock to eyeball me.
Assuming this video posts, I’ll apologize in advance for the lousy footage. The brackish water was so churned up from the storms that I couldn’t tell where they were gonna surface.
Anyway, I thought some of you guys might get a kick out of it. After 30 plus years living on the coast of southwest Fl….seeing dolphins is still a thrill for me.
Very short clip, just wish I’d been a lot quicker with the phone…
Anyway, despite the crappy weather I swung by to take a few pics for “Tukan Tuesday”.
With the pics not turning out too well, I decided to cut bait and get on with my day….but as I started to leave I heard a snort and a splash. I turned and realized there was a small pod of dolphins working their way out of this tiny little inlet. Even had a curious one come right up to the dock to eyeball me.
Assuming this video posts, I’ll apologize in advance for the lousy footage. The brackish water was so churned up from the storms that I couldn’t tell where they were gonna surface.
Anyway, I thought some of you guys might get a kick out of it. After 30 plus years living on the coast of southwest Fl….seeing dolphins is still a thrill for me.
Very short clip, just wish I’d been a lot quicker with the phone…
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That is really cool, thanks for sharing this!
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That’s awesome. Thank you for sharing!
Chronovore
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I'm trying out a new titanium pry tool from Petrified Fish. People on Instagram have been calling it "fidget-friendly". I'd agree and I did find myself flicking it around and fondling it throughout the day. Unfortunately, it's a little too small for my hands. The inner edges of the bottle opener are crisp and that would be okay, except the small size means one finger is bound to land in or over it for lots of possible grips. I've seen this style of clip on a few other pry tools and at least one folder lately and I'm not totally sold on it. Another issue is that I have limited practical space for clipped pocket stuff.
There is a lot to like here but I just don't think it's going to beat out other titanium pry tools that either attach to a key ring or ride better in a pocket organizer.
There is a lot to like here but I just don't think it's going to beat out other titanium pry tools that either attach to a key ring or ride better in a pocket organizer.
Hyesouljah
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Wow that’s incredible!!! Thanks for sharing and cool knife!
Hyesouljah
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The Bladeforums Spring Street Barlow is a frequent visitor to my desk
