EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

Keyopp said:
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The Beacon is such an underrated knife
 
6thtexas said:
I inherited one of those Gerbers in camo pattern. I don't think it was ever sharpened or used to cut anything.
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Ooo very nice! Yeah, they're a great knife that could last near a lifetime. I added that Kwik Thumbstud the other day and it feels like a more modern one handed knife now. They sell the studs in brass too which is cool. Something to think about anyway, if that's your thing.
 
I've been trying to find the cheapest and most practical edc setup possible for a while now. My goal is to go a long time with this setup without touching my collection and see how much wear and tear I put on it. This is the ideal result I have reached now. It may change over time, and the whole thing costs almost nothing for a pocket knife. The Milwaukee FastBack is an incredible tool. I have five spare blades on it, six blades in total, and since they are double-sided, I have access to 12 cutting edges. I use the blades and throw them in a box when I'm done (when I have enough to use them for forging damascus). There is no problem of breakage, sharpening etc. In a hardware store, I saw these scissors, which were obviously a leatherman raptor clone, without any brand symbol on it, it was 3 dollars and I decided to try it. I have a leatherman raptor, it is definitely not as good as the raptor, the material quality is terrible, but it sees daily work. It is very practical to carry scissors every day. Nextool is a multitool that I love. Its pliers have done everything for me so far. It has a full-size scissors on it. Kershaw surefire is a knife I didn't even know I had, I found it by chance while cleaning at home and I haven't taken it out of my pocket since I found it. It's cheap, practical and has a screwdriver.

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