EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

Still fussing with a drip irrigation project today. The knives I carried yesterday worked well for it, so I'm not changing them out until I finish the project.

knarfeng said:
Spyderco Leaf Jumper. FRN and VG10
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SAK Electrician. (the one in the middle.)
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Two fine gentlemen here (you know who you are...)

This is all your fault

But I love it

From while I was out grilling earlier:

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I had only ever seen saber grind Demko's and the THICKNESS behind the edge kept me from buying a US made version and opting for a still nice but imported 20.5 but this full flat is giving me chills. I think I'm in lust.
 
sharp image said:
One woodworker to another. I made a custom versailles parquet for a customer and a herringbone and simple parquet. The designer and owner loved it. All by hand from 3/4 red oak stock. Now they want it out of 3/4 quartersawn Rex oak. Oh well they have bottomless pockets. These are going into the former Judy Garland Estate in Hollywood Hills. New samples will be made over the weekend. Good times!! The herringbone is white oak so it will be changed to quartered red also. 4500 sq ft total. Plus 56 stairs. View attachment 3160732View attachment 3160733View attachment 3160734View attachment 3160735View attachment 3160736View attachment 3160737View attachment 3160738View attachment 3160739View attachment 3160740
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SWEET! Very nice skill you guys have there. I think it would be great to have a vocational skill that is transferable into your personal life.
 
cutchu said:
SWEET! Very nice skill you guys have there. I think it would be great to have a vocational skill that is transferable into your personal life.
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It does help when you love what you do. Also do not have to answer to anyone if you don't want to. If i need time off I vould take it. I also trade work skills to friends for what I don't like to do. A/C, electrical and hard plumbing I borrow my contractors labor and skilled guys and pay them cash. I know their work from being on jobs with them. Really helps out a lot.
 
sharp image said:
One woodworker to another. I made a custom versailles parquet for a customer and a herringbone and simple parquet. The designer and owner loved it. All by hand from 3/4 red oak stock. Now they want it out of 3/4 quartersawn Rex oak. Oh well they have bottomless pockets. These are going into the former Judy Garland Estate in Hollywood Hills. New samples will be made over the weekend. Good times!! The herringbone is white oak so it will be changed to quartered red also. 4500 sq ft total. Plus 56 stairs. View attachment 3160732View attachment 3160733View attachment 3160734View attachment 3160735View attachment 3160736View attachment 3160737View attachment 3160738View attachment 3160739View attachment 3160740
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sharp image said:
It does help when you love what you do. Also do not have to answer to anyone if you don't want to. If i need time off I vould take it. I also trade work skills to friends for what I don't like to do. A/C, electrical and hard plumbing I borrow my contractors labor and skilled guys and pay them cash. I know their work from being on jobs with them. Really helps out a lot.
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Some beautiful work....👍👍👍........Always enjoy seeing your. Pics.....especially when they have some wood in em..😉
 
sharp image said:
One woodworker to another. I made a custom versailles parquet for a customer and a herringbone and simple parquet. The designer and owner loved it. All by hand from 3/4 red oak stock. Now they want it out of 3/4 quartersawn Rex oak. Oh well they have bottomless pockets. These are going into the former Judy Garland Estate in Hollywood Hills. New samples will be made over the weekend. Good times!! The herringbone is white oak so it will be changed to quartered red also. 4500 sq ft total. Plus 56 stairs. View attachment 3160732View attachment 3160733View attachment 3160734View attachment 3160735View attachment 3160736View attachment 3160737View attachment 3160738View attachment 3160739View attachment 3160740
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Very impressive brother 😎
 
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