EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

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Off the top, I like it quite a bit. For being such a big chunk of a knife, BM's done several things to lighten it up some--thinner blade stock, scale contouring, and removing additional interior liner stock around the 6 handle holes--shaving over an ounce from the original to get it to 6.5. I love the big-bellied M4 blade shape with fuller and the graphite-toned, media-blasted Cerrakoting. Mine still has its wicked sharp, typically toothy BM factory edge. The knife feels hugely solid and comfortable in hand, F&F is spot on with perfect centering, and the action is AXIS lock free and easy.

On the other hand, if you don't like big, heavy-duty knives, or are looking for something super-slicey, then this one isn't for you. (Aside--it is a surprisingly decent cutter and did a creditable job breaking down cardboard last week.). The only possible negative for me might be the price--new, these are going for $292 or so. I got a great deal on mine as the third owner at $170 off the Exchange in all-but-new condition, and one would have to decide whether it's worth parting with 3 bills for a full-sized Adamas..
Thanks Brother! Yea I like variety big and small knives. My mini Adamas was really nice but always wanted the full size .
Also the wiha’s came in for the Al mar Sere 2000 and finally got around to checking size and the 2.5 is a perfect fit for the pivot. Now I’m ready for maintenance or any adjustments needed . Thanks again man 👍🏻👊🏻

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My first Laguiole.
Thanks for the forum, made some studies and choose FP. (next time will have LE THIERS, or another Laguiole from another famous brand).
The box is complimentary, thanks for the "gift".

BUT, seems it does not really like me as a new owner, when I tried to close it, cut my index finger a long wound just now, lucky not so deep.
This happened when I tried to close it, until the specific angle, it automatically closed suddenly, (I know that but just carelessly missed it, I was concentrating in the bee & locking mechanism)

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