EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

[Spillproof]

 

[zuluwhiskaay]

 

[PNWhovian]

 

[MrsR&T]

 

[Keyopp]

 

[Chronovore]

I ended up putting taco bearings in my Southard and Domino. They still won’t win any prizes, but it did improve them dramatically lol.

It's funny how sometimes they help a lot, or a little, or seemingly not at all.

I have Skiffs in this modified Mini Asticus it mostly just helped with getting solid lock-up.

 

[el gigantor]

That sweet combo edge today.

 

[jsnell]

 

[hkssr20det]

 

[Greasepiggy]

 

[Hvactech]

Today was Woody Wednesday! Hope everyone had a great day

 

[ChazzyP]

I was planning to clear all the wood from the 40 foot double Y we took off the tree yesterday and at least prep for dropping the rest today, which is about a 60-footer but now largely a single stem with a high, depleted Y for a crown. I ended up getting side-tracked though, working on my wife's little battery-powered chain saw which was pretty gummed up and dreadfully dull. After cleaning, it took about 8 strokes per tooth to get it right plus a couple swipes per raker. I did use it after to section up most of what we'd dropped which comprised around 50% of the tree above 15 feet. The rest of that already dropped will require one of my Jonsereds as there's a fair amount of decent sized, split-able firewood there.

I pocketed my XM18 Dragon today in anticipation of needing a stout work knife, though I mostly used it in the shop for light duty while working on saws.



As I went through my wife's little B&D I did a double-take realizing that the mid-sized knife I carried was bigger than the saw's bar...



...though it's smaller than the 14-incher on the pole pruner and certainly dwarfed by the overall size of that machine.

 

[Zeroedin]

Sporting a little Italian flair today with the MKM Viper Timavo…

 

[Zephyr One/Zero]

 

[Screebo]

I was planning to clear all the wood from the 40 foot double Y we took off the tree yesterday and at least prep for dropping the rest today, which is about a 60-footer but now largely a single stem with a high, depleted Y for a crown. I ended up getting side-tracked though, working on my wife's little battery-powered chain saw which was pretty gummed up and dreadfully dull. After cleaning, it took about 8 strokes per tooth to get it right plus a couple swipes per raker. I did use it after to section up most of what we'd dropped which comprised around 50% of the tree above 15 feet. The rest of that already dropped will require one of my Jonsereds as there's a fair amount of decent sized, split-able firewood there.

I pocketed my XM18 Dragon today in anticipation of needing a stout work knife, though I mostly used it in the shop for light duty while working on saws.

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As I went through my wife's little B&D I did a double-take realizing that the mid-sized knife I carried was bigger than the saw's bar...

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...though it's smaller than the 14-incher on the pole pruner and certainly dwarfed by the overall size of that machine.

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Great looking hardware effort planned! Nice work!

 

[Ed G]

Case Mini Trapper in CV
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Snare maintenance?

 

[MolokaiRider]

Snare maintenance?

Yes, I have been going overboard on acquiring drum set stuff.


I may have hit my midlife crisis early.

 

[WValtakis]

Weird Wednesday with an old school Tekna Micro Knife...these actually came up in conversation last night so I figured I'd knock the dust off it

 

[Centermass]

 

[dadofsix]

I missed a few days, and just spent the last 30 minutes catching up...thanks for sharing everyone! I really enjoy looking through this thread, even though I'm not very consistent about posting. This one for the last couple days.