Let's see your EDC rotation

[JTR357]

^^I think that's a Sebenza with a custom scale.carbon fiber?

I was curious of the one under the Umnumzaan.

 

[Jpalmer1988]

^^I think that's a Sebenza with a custom scale.carbon fiber?

I was curious of the one under the Umnumzaan.

You're correct about it being a Sebenza. The knife under the Umnumzaan is a Microtech, I can't remember the model but I believe its out of production.

 

[Moondrop]

Started carrying the SwissTool (RS) in my bag recently. Don't know if it'll stay there 'cause it's heavy and that thing could already anchor a small boat.

 

[ThePepperhead]

edit: Oops, forgot the two that were in my pockets.

- Mark

What benchmade model is this? does it come with a non-black coated blade?

Wow, I never really looked into benchmade knives before. Seeing these collections though, I see the benchmades look great! Even the tacticool-black ones don't look mall-ninjaish at all.

 

[Kaizen1]

Mine's pretty simple:

 

[Bad Monkey]

My small EDC collection...

Victorinox Alox Bantam II
Rough Rider Canoe
Victorinox Camper
A. Wright Farmers Sheepfoot
Opinel No.6
Kershaw Black Gulch

 

[VictGerbSogCamill]

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Erik Jönsson, Mora
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~Paul~

Love your Erik Jönsson Mora. Where can I get one. Whats the screw thing in the back ? Built in sharpener, fire steel, decoration ?

 

[grybsh7]

Slowstarter that is my BG-42 Sebenza with a BarryH carbon fiber scale.

John the Microtech is a manual action CMTX-5.

 

[Mark J]

What benchmade model is this? does it come with a non-black coated blade?

Wow, I never really looked into benchmade knives before. Seeing these collections though, I see the benchmades look great! Even the tacticool-black ones don't look mall-ninjaish at all.

It's a Benchmade 690 (690BC1CF to be exact). Most of the 690s you see are the variety with carbon fiber bolsters and wood scales like this, which are also very nice. I had one of these before the carbon fiber one.

The 100% carbon fiber one was a limited edition of 1000 pieces. It's a great EDC - very light, nice ergonomics, 154CM steel, nice blue liners, and a great clip. I honestly don't remember whether they made this variety with a satin blade, but I don't remember seeing one. AFAIK, all 690s have been discontinued. Keep your eyes peeled and you might be able to score one on Fleebay.

- Mark

 

[dePaul]

Love your Erik Jönsson Mora. Where can I get one. Whats the screw thing in the back ? Built in sharpener, fire steel, decoration ?

The only vendor I know of is this one: http://www.josport.se/contact.html

You will have to email them.

The steel is SS1778 carbon steel. The handle is ash. The tiny thingy is a safety screw that goes in to the opening hole on the top of the sheath flap and is screwed on the stick tang of the blade.

~Paul~

 

[So-Lo]

I have more knives than this, but these all see a lot of pocket time.... heck sometimes I carry a combo to work, when I get home I'll pick a new knife or combo if I feel like something different, then after my shower I might swap that combo for the SE delica IWB of my PJ's

I'm a loony, but without doing that they would never see any pocket time

here go'es

I do carry these three the most..

 

[Slowstarter]

Slowstarter that is my BG-42 Sebenza with a BarryH carbon fiber scale.

It´s very nice! Can I have it, please?

 

[Stainz]

I'm a knife-slut of the first order - the latest are my latest EDC's:

Stainz

 

[salty141]

stainz nice knives but what is the one on the bottom left, it doesnt look familiar to me?

 

[vortex]

stainz nice knives but what is the one on the bottom left, it doesnt look familiar to me?

BM 790 Subrosa

 

[texasflyfisher]

Of all of those shown, I like that S & M sowbelly at the bottom the most! :thumbup:

 

[Jesse B.]

(Sorry for the quality.)
[Left to right, top to bottom]
- Kershaw Chive because it fits right in this little pocket in my pants and is surprisingly effective
- Benchmade Benchmite for occasions requiring dress pants
- Spyderco Cricket for light package-opening duty
- Benchmade 940SBK for casual hikes into nature
- Kershaw Leek composite because of its thinness but usefulness
- Spyderco Delica 4 (ZDP-189) when I need to cut through hard plastic, cardboard, etc..
- Benchmade mini Griptilian (tanto serrated) mainly for rope/ties