EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

[ac3boyz]

 

[TheFactor]

Great photo, that red sawcut and camo MT look great together.

Thank you My friend

 

[ShitsInaBush]

Getting some gardening in after all this snow in Southern Arizona

 

[ChazzyP]

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SMKW PM2 in M4 of Course...

So Ken, M4 Para 2 is fine--nice knife!--but in the drawing at Detail 6, if that's a top chord bearing floor truss, where's the bearing? The top chord is butted into the band joist with no indication of blocking beneath. In the detail below, the truss appears to be butted into a beam with the bottom chord supported by a hanger. Of course there's surely more to the plans than I can see but, Huh?

 

[ChazzyP]

More on topic, it just felt like an SSE Sunday....





BTW, if anyone here is familiar with Custom Knife Factory naming, I've always wondered what SSE and MILK stood for on the two CKFs I own.

 

[awjones]

 

[anthonycastorena2014]

Channeled my inner Dcdavis today. We had a bad storm here in Texas a few days ago. I went over to my little brother's house and patched his roof with ice and water barrier which is essentially a tar membrane with grit on the outside of it. Forgot to bring another knife so I just used my s45 Sebenza. Worked very well as usual It did require some cleanup and a few strokes on the sharpmaker when I got home.

 

[Wasatch11253]

Another one that found its way to the back of the knife drawer once my preference for smaller knives began to emerge.

Houge X5 for a “Button-Shut Saturday”.

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Funny thing I was doing the same, going through the older stash here and found this gem. Ideal for button shut Sunday.

 

[Edgeoflife]

 

[badmatt]

 

[el gigantor]

Channeled my inner Dcdavis today. We had a bad storm here in Texas a few days ago. I went over to my little brother's house and patched his roof with ice and water barrier which is essentially a tar membrane with grit on the outside of it. Forgot to bring another knife so I just used my s45 Sebenza. Worked very well as usual It did require some cleanup and a few strokes on the sharpmaker when I got home.

Nice work! It's funny, whenever I see photos of Sebenzas putting in work I think of Dcdavis too!

 

[ibute21]

Channeled my inner Dcdavis today. We had a bad storm here in Texas a few days ago. I went over to my little brother's house and patched his roof with ice and water barrier which is essentially a tar membrane with grit on the outside of it. Forgot to bring another knife so I just used my s45 Sebenza. Worked very well as usual It did require some cleanup and a few strokes on the sharpmaker when I got home. View attachment 2105332View attachment 2105334View attachment 2105335View attachment 2105336

Good to see that Sebenza getting a work out. I am a little puzzled as to seeing bituthene used in a warmer area, im used to seeing it high snow load areas or at least through the plate line. Heck, even my house has 30 lb felt on it.
I used to roof for a living FWIW.

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[el gigantor]

All I need today.

 

[PRNDLtech]

 

[Dustykicks]

 

[Synov]

 

[Centermass]

Spent the day in the yard battling Pollenpocalypse 2023 thanks to our huge oak trees. After much effort, I found our sidewalk.

 

[Enzo’s Woodshop]

 

[WValtakis]

San Mai Sunday with an old school Cold Steel Custom Series Spectre

 

[MolokaiRider]