EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

[Random Dan]

Malibu

 

[WValtakis]

Thwick-thwack Thursday with a vengeance... Burn Vengeance, that is My last day off, felt like playing with something fancy and this piece from Burn Knives (Paul Panak) definitely fits the bill

 

[Kettleman]

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.

I have two amazing guys that have been keeping that thing running well past it’s years!

 

[iacchus]

 

[pholder]

Actually when we we’re finishing the basement, made a room so I had a place where I can go and sharpen, fondle my treasures.

https://imgur.com/a/tUA8WPW

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https://imgur.com/a/DUfHewp

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https://imgur.com/a/zg4MKrK

Someone needs an intervention

 

[Kettleman]

Well?

 

[woodysone]

Someone needs an intervention

A long time ago

 

[pholder]

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Nice shot of the clouds

 

[el gigantor]

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Here I am trying to gather the nerve to sell my Norseman, and you post this awesome photo and now I'm rethinking my whole strategy!

 

[iacchus]

Well?

I'm still getting a feel for it.
My biggest worry is calmed down. My fingers fit everything really well. Like...surprisingly well to be honest.
The balance in the hand will take some getting used to, but I don't forsee too much of a problem there.
It'll ride in my pocket for a while now. Hopefully I find plenty to cut.

 

[Screebo]

Thwick-thwack Thursday with a vengeance... Burn Vengeance, that is My last day off, felt like playing with something fancy and this piece from Burn Knives (Paul Panak) definitely fits the bill
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Very nice subtle Damascus blade!

 

[Leafpoint]

 

[Chuck_Nunface]

Here I am trying to gather the nerve to sell my Norseman, and you post this awesome photo and now I'm rethinking my whole strategy!

I'm an anti-salesman

 

[turtlelace9119]

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

The patina is evolving slowly, different shades and colors depending on the light and angle.

 

[mitch13]

A little scandi, by Kevs forge.

 

[Sharp & Fiery]

 

[Lawilli2]

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[RLB0414]

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.

Beautiful architecture.
Very much appreciate you taking the time to photograph, narrate and share

 

[ChazzyP]

Seeing some discussion of the Hati on washers over at the Bears' Den this morning got mine out the drawer and into my pocket for Throwback Thursday. I broke down a bunch of boxes over in our combo home gym/youth basketball world headquarters while tidying up and finishing a couple odds and ends after the lighting project there. I wrote a little and put up some pics over at the Den, so I'll stop here and just a few from after cleaning all the tape gunk off the blade.








This last pic's indeed post adhesive-removal but also post getting stump rot on the blade spine while taking the pic above.

 

[Cwilliams563]

Throwback Thursday for me today. These guys don’t get much or any love any more. I probably haven’t carried the Benchmade in 15+ years at this point.

It was the good old days when Benchmade could put round opening holes in their blades instead of the dumb thumb studs (just my opinion ).

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