EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

Instead of a safe how about a room?

Like I said before…I’ve got room at my house if you need it 😁👍🏼

So, I could use another room for the knives that don't fit inside the safe...

2 crates and a plastic "Spydie Bin" on top of 2 more bins of Benchmade and Civivi, etc... That's over 130 knives in these 5 bins/crates.
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The 2 bins underneath those above... (reinforcements are under the glass to support the weight)
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Then 2-3 layers deep in this crate... Another 60 knives.
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Most of my traditional and fixed blade knives are in these three bins under the bed (with some sharpening stones)... Probably another 100 knives.
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Decided to trick out my OG Shaman with a set of textured titanium scales. I'm very happy with the results! Did have an interesting experience with the install.

Being the lazy bastard that I am, I decided to remove one scale at a time and replace it. That way I wouldn't have to do a full take down. This worked well enough, but when I tightened everything back up the blade was off center, and there was a ton of side to side blade play. Since shortcuts rarely work I had to do the full take down anyway.

What I found was the factory had installed the captive pivot backwards on the knife. I bought it new and had never serviced it so it had to be the factory. The reason I had never noticed it before was they had pressed the pivot in with enough pressure to leave a burr in the captive side liner where the round was forced in against the flat.

A little clean-up, removing the burr with a jewelers file, getting the pivot in correctly, oil and assembly and the action is perfect. I was never in love with the knife because the action was too loose. After, it's got just the right amount of resistance. Will be getting a ton more pocket time.

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The scales look fantastic! Who made them?
 
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