EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

[Edgeoflife]

 

[TenShun705]

I've always wanted to get my hands on a Jasmine, so simple yet so elegant

Completely agree! I find myself leaning more towards simplistic designs nowadays. Would love to get my hands on a custom from Ray lol.

 

[Officer's Match]

Completely agree! I find myself leaning more towards simplistic designs nowadays. Would love to get my hands on a custom from Ray lol.

The semi you have would tickle me. Great looking knife.

 

[toal299]

 

[TenShun705]

The semi you have would tickle me. Great looking knife.

Lol, yeah, I’m more than content with the semi.

 

[Sergeua]

Gesture and cuff made me think of the Ghost from the matrix

Quick, prepare the exit.

 

[ErocSD]

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Nice, the $750 Bugout..... I was looking at that thing online. Its beautiful.

 

[Filoso]

 

[alliuse]

Nice, the $750 Bugout..... I was looking at that thing online. Its beautiful.

It’s actually the $500 710-141, but tricked out in a similar fashion.

 

[halden.doerge]

 

[Talus]

More time with my small 21. We were doing iambic pentameter in my Brit Lit class recently. Clever kids.

 

[ChazzyP]

Finally finishing my entry replacement, siding, and rot repair job with the interior trim today, I had to make two little Dutchmen to fill the gap between the existing baseboard and the new door casing. One side was custom full 3/4" thickness as it was an extension of the stair skirt board and the other was stock 1/2" x 3 1/2" colonial baseboard and neither were coming out. Lacking a table saw on the job, I double cut the narrow rips on my cordless Bosch chopsaw, scribed each to match the ogee tops, cut those with a coping saw, CA-glued them in place, and sanded them in. It's a paint-grade job so they'll finish up fine and look seamless after the application of a little carpenter-in-a-jar to the faces.

Working so close to the blade requires lots of tape and a holdfast block so the finger-count will be the same both before and after cutting.

 

[K.O.D.]

This beauty:

 

[Dadpool]

My Praetorian G blew me away, to a degree that really surprised me, so when I saw a deal on the Exchange for a Medford 187 DP I jumped on it.

There's a utilitarian quality to the 187 that I really like. It's a straightforwardly awesome big knife.

 

[Talus]

Finally finishing my entry replacement, siding, and rot repair job with the interior trim today, I had to make two little Dutchmen to fill the gap between the existing baseboard and the new door casing. One side was custom full 3/4" thickness as it was an extension of the stair skirt board and the other was stock 1/2" x 3 1/2" colonial baseboard and neither were coming out. Lacking a table saw on the job, I double cut the narrow rips on my cordless Bosch chopsaw, scribed each to match the ogee tops, cut those with a coping saw, CA-glued them in place, and sanded them in. It's a paint-grade job so they'll finish up fine and look seamless after the application of a little carpenter-in-a-jar to the faces.

Working so close to the blade requires lots of tape and a holdfast block so the finger-count will be the same both before and after cutting.

Really nice worksmanship there. I used to work in custom cabinet finishing and could have probably circumnavigated the globe trailing a ribbon of blue painter's tape considering how much I've used over the years. Nice knife too.

 

[HOKIE_FAN]

 

[HOKIE_FAN]

My Praetorian G blew me away, to a degree that really surprised me, so when I saw a deal on the Exchange for a Medford 187 DP I jumped on it.

There's a utilitarian quality to the 187 that I really like. It's a straightforwardly awesome big knife.

Great knife brother.

 

[ChazzyP]

Really nice worksmanship there. I used to work in custom cabinet finishing and could have probably circumnavigated the globe trailing a ribbon of blue painter's tape considering how much I've used over the years. Nice knife too.

Thanks, brother. The two basic tools for homeowners have always been duct tape--use if it moves and shouldn't--and WD40--use if it doesn't move and should. For contractors it seems that CA glue and blue tape are indispensable weapons in the battle against next-to-impossible tasks.

 

[razorburn]

 

[ty_higg]

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