EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

[Zeroedin]

My lounging around the house lazy sofa surfing carry today was my “souvenir” from Alaska.

This is a handmade knife by Robert Cutler, an Alaskan artist specializing in fine woodworking. From what I understand, he makes only a few knives each year.

Anyway, what drew me to it is that it’s a one-of-a-kind knife made in Alaska using materials sourced from Alaska; from the moose antler bolsters and inlays to the various types of wood used for the scales.

I realize it won’t be everyone’s cup of tea, but it screamed “Alaska” the moment I saw it.

Plus, I’m currently stuck in that awkward space between Large and XL shirts. Large are too small, XLs are too big…..so a souvenir t-shirt was off the table altogether.

 

[ShitsInaBush]

My lounging around the house lazy sofa surfing carry today was my “souvenir” from Alaska.

This is a handmade knife by Robert Cutler, an Alaskan artist specializing in fine woodworking. From what I understand, he makes only a few knives each year.

Anyway, what drew me to it is that it’s a one-of-a-kind knife made in Alaska using materials sourced from Alaska; from the moose antler bolsters and inlays to the various types of wood used for the scales.

I realize it won’t be everyone’s cup of tea, but it screamed “Alaska” the moment I saw it.

Plus, I’m currently stuck in that awkward space between Large and XL shirts. Large are too small, XLs are too big…..so a souvenir t-shirt was off the table altogether.

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That handle work is done very well, that's a cool looking knife in my book

 

[TheFactor]

My lounging around the house lazy sofa surfing carry today was my “souvenir” from Alaska.

This is a handmade knife by Robert Cutler, an Alaskan artist specializing in fine woodworking. From what I understand, he makes only a few knives each year.

Anyway, what drew me to it is that it’s a one-of-a-kind knife made in Alaska using materials sourced from Alaska; from the moose antler bolsters and inlays to the various types of wood used for the scales.

I realize it won’t be everyone’s cup of tea, but it screamed “Alaska” the moment I saw it.

Plus, I’m currently stuck in that awkward space between Large and XL shirts. Large are too small, XLs are too big…..so a souvenir t-shirt was off the table altogether.

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What a beautiful knife my Friend !

 

[Grumpy Old Man]

before my beer...and bourbon.

Beer before liquor never sicker

 

[Chronovore]

Blorkie...

So Skiff finally has 5mm glide rings with 3/64" bearings. I just dropped a pair into my Yorkie. The action was okay before the swap. Now it's fantastic!

I'm sure it'll get carried later in the week. In the meantime...

Today was spent with this Petrified Fish 818 in my pocket. Yes, it too is running Skiff bearings. (5mm, 1/16") Who says a $30 knife can't run $12 bearings?

 

[jfk1110]

G'morning!

 

[birdave]

 

[woodysone]

Menefee Monday for me

https://imgur.com/a/2EzDE4n

 

[RLB0414]

All fixyes, all last week. Hiking in Pictured Rocks and Isle Royale in the UP of Michigan. Bad signal all week so you’re getting them now
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Pictured Rock area is awesome

 

[maxjeg]

Good morning.

Today, these two knives lay on the shelf next to each other. I thought we should take them for a walk.

An interesting pair, I'll have to take them into the woods next month.

As usual at the end of the dog.
Today I'm tired from the heat.

 

[JD Bear]

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[whereismyknife]

 

[Glenn Goodlett]

 

[MrStabby7]

Morning carry! You'll probably find this guy on the exchange in a few hours. It's just too small for me.

 

[alliuse]

 

[Chuck_Nunface]

 

[NG VI]

So Skiff finally has 5mm glide rings with 3/64" bearings. I just dropped a pair into my Yorkie. The action was okay before the swap. Now it's fantastic!

I'm sure it'll get carried later in the week. In the meantime...

Today was spent with this Petrified Fish 818 in my pocket. Yes, it too is running Skiff bearings. (5mm, 1/16") Who says a $30 knife can't run $12 bearings?

I don't even know how the tuxedo Yorkie could ever be improved, or if it's like that for all of them. The only thing that could improve would maybe be a touch of smoothness, the lockup and action are perfect as is, it's a freakishly awesome liner lock

 

[ac3boyz]

 

[WValtakis]

Mini Monday with this neat Nitrox 98 from back in the "Black Knife" heyday...a very impressive integral design for the time

 

[Peregrin]

Michael Vagnino P-38, CPM-154 and Chad Nichols stainless damascus, and an AG Russell Pinched Peanut for Monday. The belt sheath, by Gary W. Graley ,is just the ticket for carrying this handful of stag.