EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

[razorburn]

Double post

 

[razorburn]

 

[Spuzzard604]

I'm carrying the Pivot Helix with S35VN blade today!

 

[APB9785]

Vero Synapse v3 - my first Vero knife. Just got it, and I'm amazed at how smooth the deployment is. It feels like a manual automatic. So far this is king of the fidget knives.

 

[akaMatt]

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That is really cool! Did you make those scales?

 

[slim tissue]

Hard to find satin auto Bedlam with harder to find (1 of 1) concept scales by BKC

https://imgur.com/a/gR7ZtOW

 

[Greasepiggy]

 

[Hyesouljah]

How do you make your lanyards it looks interesting

So this knot is what’s known as a blood knot. You cut a slit in the leather and weave it through. It look’s especially nice on knives like this one that have a “hidden lanyard” cutout hole

 

[hkssr20det]

 

[Leafpoint]

So this knot is what’s known as a blood knot. You cut a slit in the leather and weave it through. It look’s especially nice on knives like this one that have a “hidden lanyard” cutout hole

Thanks I’ll have to try that out!

 

[Keyopp]

Great pic and carry set as usual, K! I had to search that knife, starting by scrolling through WE's product pages, to find that bar along the top was indeed the locking mechanism and then following up to see how it operated. How's that spine clip work out, especially for tip up, as it strikes me it would tend to turn in pocket with the blade spine facing forwards.

Thank you, sir.
Yes, the WE (SNECX) Vision R. I was gladly turned on to this one by our friendly neighborhood enabler Sharp & Fiery
TBH its a love/hate relationship with this one. Lots of good here, slim profile, great blade, cool lock... if it wasn't for that clip.
Its not terrible, but I'm not a fan of the clip for the exact reason you mentioned.

 

[Keyopp]

 

[maxjeg]

Let's continue today's adventures. After work, I drove to Tkachi Street. For more than a hundred years, the largest weaving factory in St. Petersburg was located here. Now destroyed. But that's not what's interesting.

The red building in the photo is the first city hostel for workers in Russia. 1874-75 years of construction. For 15-20% of the salary, the worker received a bed in a room. They lived 3-4 people in one room. The first communist revolutionaries began their activities here. Here, in 1898, the largest clash between the workers and the police took place at that time.

After the revolution, the factory became the property of the state and the hostel too. And in 1928, a new residential area was built for the workers of the weaving factory on the same street.

Yellow buildings in the photo. And all the working families were able to get their own apartments.

For the same 15-20% of wages. And after 25 years, the apartment became the property of the family.

Separately, I will write that the yellow houses were built in my favorite architectural style - constructivism.

 

[cutchu]

Let's continue today's adventures. After work, I drove to Tkachi Street. For more than a hundred years, the largest weaving factory in St. Petersburg was located here. Now destroyed. But that's not what's interesting.

The red building in the photo is the first city hostel for workers in Russia. 1874-75 years of construction. For 15-20% of the salary, the worker received a bed in a room. They lived 3-4 people in one room. The first communist revolutionaries began their activities here. Here, in 1898, the largest clash between the workers and the police took place at that time.

After the revolution, the factory became the property of the state and the hostel too. And in 1928, a new residential area was built for the workers of the weaving factory on the same street.

Yellow buildings in the photo. And all the working families were able to get their own apartments.

For the same 15-20% of wages. And after 25 years, the apartment became the property of the family.

Separately, I will write that the yellow houses were built in my favorite architectural style - constructivism.

Cool pics as always. It is interesting to see the images you post here, from a country that most of us would never be able to visit. I was lucky enough to be able to travel when I was younger, not to Russia unfortunately. I found much of the older European towns and structures to be very interesting, beautiful really.

 

[Ed G]

 

[Murphjd25]

60 pages later here I am

 

[Murphjd25]

Another two-fer Tuesday, although it’s a little awkward carrying both around the neck, the Carter has a nice pocket sheath. Problem solved

https://imgur.com/a/etnk1XO

Do you sleep, or get up really early?

 

[Leafpoint]

Stiletto style knife I found at a garage sale
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[mak1277]

So this knot is what’s known as a blood knot. You cut a slit in the leather and weave it through. It look’s especially nice on knives like this one that have a “hidden lanyard” cutout hole

Tell me you fish without telling me you fish.

 

[woodysone]

Do you sleep, or get up really early?

Ever since I retired my internal clock has been thrown off, get up around 2-3, read, cruise the garden, get a cup of coffee and post the picture of the day. Nap time around 1 in the afternoon, bed around 9, rinse and repeat.