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EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?
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Carried this Grip to work yesterday and then switched to the Kizer Guru when I went outside afterwork to do car work. I was trying to come up with a way to plug a transmission cooler line that hooks up to the radiator while I have my radiator out. I remembered my bamboo sticks that I use to prop plants up. Just took a little off the front and it fit perfectly and doesn't leak even when facing down. 
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Another valid reason to 'Never go anywhere without a knife' - improvising at its finest!Carried this Grip to work yesterday and then switched to the Kizer Guru when I went outside afterwork to do car work. I was trying to come up with a way to plug a transmission cooler line that hooks up to the radiator while I have my radiator out. I remembered my bamboo sticks that I use to prop plants up. Just took a little off the front and it fit perfectly and doesn't leak even when facing down.
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Yessir! Thank you. I forgot my knife the other day and noticed once I had already got to work. I got to work and did my normal pocket check after I got off my motorcycle and had a small freak out wondering if it fell out while on the road. I felt strange all day without it. Luckily it was sitting on my desk when I got home.
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Glad you found a plug for the line. Necessity is the mother of inventionCarried this Grip to work yesterday and then switched to the Kizer Guru when I went outside afterwork to do car work. I was trying to come up with a way to plug a transmission cooler line that hooks up to the radiator while I have my radiator out. I remembered my bamboo sticks that I use to prop plants up. Just took a little off the front and it fit perfectly and doesn't leak even when facing down.
