EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

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One of my favorite no worries carry’s and probably one of the best bang for the buck knives out there imo. This was thrown in for free with a knife purchase from BHQ a while back and I wasn’t expecting much but man was I surprised! Very thin behind the edge and came razor sharp and with this D2 it’s a great slicer. Rock solid lockup with no play and blade dead center with wonderful fidget friendly action.
 
ktataragasi said:
I have been enjoying my more basic knives recently. I don't know why but I seem to connect most with Spyderco back locks. Compression locks are nice but the back locks just have a special feel to them.

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I love Spyderco backlocks! They're a staple in my collection for various reasons.

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I finally have a Spyderco with Nishijin. Never thought it'd be the R3!

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DocJekl said:
In my case, my Wharnie shipped on April 30th and made it to "Out for Delivery" in 4 days, on May 4th. However, it didn't get delivered and tracking has not updated since 12:10 AM on 5/5/24, with it saying, "Awaiting Delivery" ever since, with no updates to the tracking page in the last 72 hours!

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This is what I bought, pic below

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May 15th, and still missing. I was able to submit a missing package report on the 10th for the first time without an error, but nothing so far :mad:
 
Cwilliams563 said:
What is that on the top? Straw or something? You have it on there to retain the water in the soil? I need to get something over my topsoil layer here in AZ.
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Yes, using 4" hay mulch. Protects the soil from the Sun, the wind, keeps the weeds down and I need to water less. As it slowly breaks down, it also feeds the life in the soil. Woodchips are also great, or just plain cardboard can be used in a pinch.
 
kobold said:
Yes, using 4" hay mulch. Protects the soil from the Sun, the wind, keeps the weeds down and I need to water less. As it slowly breaks down, it also feeds the life in the soil. Woodchips are also great, or just plain cardboard can be used in a pinch.
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Ok awesome! My auto hose spipigot timer only waters up to every 12 hours, and the direct sun dries out the soil fast. I heard people put plastic down for that but didn’t want to fry my plants by retaining all that heat. I appreciate the info, I’ll look into it. Thank you.
 
Cwilliams563 said:
Ok awesome! My auto hose spipigot timer only waters up to every 12 hours, and the direct sun dries out the soil fast. I heard people put plastic down for that but didn’t want to fry my plants by retaining all that heat. I appreciate the info, I’ll look into it. Thank you.
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I hand water, only where the water is needed, at the base of the plants, and I only do it every other day. YMMV. Cheers!
 
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