Post your CRK carry knife for today.

tiogatires said:
I was thinking the same thing. There is just something about that combination that speaks to me.
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Lord me too! I really think I’ll made one my next CRK purchase. I’ve listed after one since
I’ve listed after once since kidcongo kidcongo started his Damascus EDC thread in like 2018 or so.

Edit:make that 2017

Damascus EDC, the start of a journey: Est. 2017 (w. April 2022 update).

Hey all. On August 1st I started carrying my Raindrop Damascus 21 daily, and plan on carrying it through to the end of December. 5 months of solid carry. The knife has already started to show some wear on the blade as well as lots of snail trails on the slabs (that never seem to show in...
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Kettleman Kettleman

How do you like the utility of the tanto 'zaan vs. the drop point 'zaan? Any significant pluses or minuses? (I imagine they're both great.)
 
Blues said:
Kettleman Kettleman

How do you like the utility of the tanto 'zaan vs. the drop point 'zaan? Any significant pluses or minuses? (I imagine they're both great.)
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My favorite aspect of the Tanto is the exceptional draw cutting it allows. I seem to always be cutting something along a line and I almost never have taken the time to find a utility knife. The Insingo does a good job but it’s all tip and a real high angle. The secondary point where the two edges of the Tanto meet is just Ideal for this. I also like to open packages like that to prevent too much blade going in
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The short edge it a very nice detail scraper that I find use for on occasion

The DP is a fantastic work knife in it own right and probably has a better amount of utility for most and probably makes a better EDC and I have always enjoyed them.

I also find the Tanto brings something to work the other blade styles just cant…a big ass smile every time you open it!
 
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