Fixed Blade and Folder Combo

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Lon Humphrey Bird and Trout, Gec 93, Copenhagen, filthy desk
 
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Pretty basic set up as always. My Inkosi is my always edc folder. I can't stand to not have a multitool on me. While a pocket knife is part of my kit, my MT is part of my being;) I will walk around the house in pocketless gym shorts and still keep a Leatherman clipped to my waistband.

The Mora Robust is purpose driven today. I have a messy cutting job taking out some vinyl later on. The Mora is honed super sharp and is easy to bring back to hair popping after a days work. On top of that, I will be working around a lot of sand and grit so I don't want to use a folder. Finally, the Robust costs about 13 bucks, so who cares if I bugger it up.
 
zuluninja said:
Juggled plenty of knives at work today. For folders I had a ZT804, Kubey Raven & a CRKT Windage (well made but weird clip position, seems like it will be destined to reside in a dedicated knife pocket); fixed were a black BK18, a custom handled Tops Bob & a stacked leather/synthetic handle 6" clip point I finished recently.
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Quick pics yesterday, traded the 804 for a Civivi Asticus and the Windage for an Artisan Shark in S35; added other fix I made that had at the office:

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2 more at hand, an ANV in a drop leg and an old Iher (original name of Aitor) that had a quick makeover (couple of new spacers):

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zuluninja said:
Quick pics yesterday, traded the 804 for a Civivi Asticus and the Windage for an Artisan Shark in S35; added other fix I made that had at the office:

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Jt6VXM8.jpg


abArjLG.jpg


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2 more at hand, an ANV in a drop leg and an old Iher (original name of Aitor) that had a quick makeover (couple of new spacers):

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I just recently picked up the Civivi Asticus and it is a joy to carry. It’s nice and light weight, opens and locks up like a dream, slices ever sooo nicely, has a great blade and overall profile, and has a true deep carry pocket clip too, that all but disappears in your pocket. Compared to my usual heavier duty carries, I all but forget I’m carrying the Asticus. I hope you will enjoy yours as much as I do mine.
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Aryan29 said:
Mini Fox River + Buck501 Squire,
Wood&Micarta.
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Between your different Bark River’s Arian29 Arian29 & @TheFactor Bark River’s, I have decided that my next good fixed blade will be a Bark River too. I’ve done quite a bit of research on them and the different models both pro’s and con’s. I’ve narrowed it down somewhat, but they really have such a great selection it’s not easy. Perhaps it will be 2, as that will then cover both ends of the spectrum for my needs (not wants, haha).
 
Retired UPS Driver said:
Between your different Bark River’s Arian29 Arian29 & @TheFactor Bark River’s, I have decided that my next good fixed blade will be a Bark River too. I’ve done quite a bit of research on them and the different models both pro’s and con’s. I’ve narrowed it down somewhat, but they really have such a great selection it’s not easy. Perhaps it will be 2, as that will then cover both ends of the spectrum for my needs (not wants, haha).
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Many Thanks,
Bark River has so many different models, I’m sure you’ll find the ones to your liking.
Cheers,
Aryan
 
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