EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

[stonproject]

The diracs are awesome otf knives

 

[CleverSloth]

Spyderco bark river. Ive been putting off sharpening the normal mule.




Only issue is with the sheath. The blade catches often when you try and put it back. If you're serious about it as an EDC blade you probably want a new sheath. Poor picture of what I mean

 

[Armithius]

TRM Neutron 2 with copper scales and GEC #88 Bayou Trapper Swamp Jigged Bone and some mango harvesting today.View attachment 2242858View attachment 2242855View attachment 2242856

I gotta get me a set of those copper scales someday. They look stunning with a nice patina, I think.

 

[maxjeg]

Today I went to work in the industrial area of St. Petersburg.
Pictured is the Sea Canal. According to it, ships from the Baltic Sea get to St. Petersburg.

There is a cargo port on its shore.

Behind it are various plants and factories. For example, at this alcohol plant in 1927, the chemist Lebedev produced artificial rubber for the first time in the world.

Before the revolution, the bridges to the factories across the canal were movable. Then everything was rebuilt. But here is one post of a mechanic, who was supposed to raise the bridge when the ship approached, is still preserved.

The house of the buoy management has also been preserved.

From here they controlled the lights of the buoys that marked the fairway.

And this is what the factory church looks like now.

In 1925 it was rebuilt. There was a leisure center for working youth.

 

[slim tissue]

Fixed Contego

https://imgur.com/a/7dlTuYX

 

[ShitsInaBush]

Bestech Kendo / D2
Became such a good work knife, bought another to keep pretty.
Can't beat it for 52 bucks !!

I'm digging that hollow grind and how they profiled the tanto edge

 

[ShitsInaBush]

 

[New River Knife Works]

 

[brancron]

CruWear Endela today:

 

[1911bphil]

Today I went to work in the industrial area of St. Petersburg.
Pictured is the Sea Canal. According to it, ships from the Baltic Sea get to St. Petersburg.

There is a cargo port on its shore.

Behind it are various plants and factories. For example, at this alcohol plant in 1927, the chemist Lebedev produced artificial rubber for the first time in the world.

Before the revolution, the bridges to the factories across the canal were movable. Then everything was rebuilt. But here is one post of a mechanic, who was supposed to raise the bridge when the ship approached, is still preserved.

The house of the buoy management has also been preserved.

From here they controlled the lights of the buoys that marked the fairway.

And this is what the factory church looks like now.

In 1925 it was rebuilt. There was a leisure center for working youth.

Wow! Thanks for sharing the sites of your historic city. I really appreciate seeing them. Your knives and dog are great also. Thanks again.

 

[Ellis Wyatt]

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[Shorttime]

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Looks like the kind of Ben Franklin-era stuff I run into!

The switchgear, not the knife.

Vertical contacts, huh? Can I derail the thread briefly (shocking, I know), and ask for more pictures of this legacy panel?

 

[Kettleman]

Looks like the kind of Ben Franklin-era stuff I run into!

The switchgear, not the knife.

Vertical contacts, huh? Can I derail the thread briefly (shocking, I know), and ask for more pictures of this legacy panel?

It’s the switch panel for my real real old freight elevator. I had the panel open to reset a stuck door. Ill run over to the plant and pull the cover and get you a pic.

 

[Kettleman]

Shorttime

It’s an old Dover controller running a front back load OKeefe frieght car. Still in service today.Not sure exactly how old but my wife worked in my facility ( Built in 59’)in high school and she says it was old and scary then!

Knife added to keep us in the right lane!
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[turtlelace9119]

Today I went to work in the industrial area of St. Petersburg.
Pictured is the Sea Canal. According to it, ships from the Baltic Sea get to St. Petersburg.

There is a cargo port on its shore.

Behind it are various plants and factories. For example, at this alcohol plant in 1927, the chemist Lebedev produced artificial rubber for the first time in the world.

Before the revolution, the bridges to the factories across the canal were movable. Then everything was rebuilt. But here is one post of a mechanic, who was supposed to raise the bridge when the ship approached, is still preserved.

The house of the buoy management has also been preserved.

From here they controlled the lights of the buoys that marked the fairway.

And this is what the factory church looks like now.

In 1925 it was rebuilt. There was a leisure center for working youth.

Amazing photographs and an interesting glimpse of the history of the city. My wife visited Moscow about 8 years ago, but never made it to St. Petersburg. Are you a native or transplant?

 

[maxjeg]

Amazing photographs and an interesting glimpse of the history of the city. My wife visited Moscow about 8 years ago, but never made it to St. Petersburg. Are you a native or transplant?

Not sure if I understood the question correctly.
I was born in a Cossack estate on the Don River. He finished school there. Then he moved to Rostov-on-Don. Graduated from the Don State Technical University. In Rostov he met his wife. She is from Petersburg. I came here and we got married. This was in 2005. Since then I have been living in St. Petersburg.

 

[Zephyr One/Zero]

 

[turtlelace9119]

Not sure if I understood the question correctly.
I was born in a Cossack estate on the Don River. He finished school there. Then he moved to Rostov-on-Don. Graduated from the Don State Technical University. In Rostov he met his wife. She is from Petersburg. I came here and we got married. This was in 2005. Since then I have been living in St. Petersburg.

Yes, that answers it. I had to look up the Don River, St. Petersburg looks beautiful. It is a little cold for me, I live in Florida! I enjoy your posts.

 

[Wandering_About]

15V and K390 again today.

 

[ShitsInaBush]

Shorttime

It’s an old Dover controller running a front back load OKeefe frieght car. Still in service today.Not sure exactly how old but my wife worked in my facility ( Built in 59’)in high school and she says it was old and scary then!

Knife added to keep us in the right lane!
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Relay logic at its finest
Spent years working on elevator fire recall systems as a fire alarm tech. The fun days of shooting the shit with the elevator boys lol.
Those elevator techs make some damn good money, but it's a very niche trade, one that's unionized.