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Weekend road trip EDC, I lost the only piece of hardware that I did not Loctite down. Thankfully CRK shipping/processing is awesome and I should have a hardware kit by Monday
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Weekend road trip EDC, I lost the only piece of hardware that I did not Loctite down. Thankfully CRK shipping/processing is awesome and I should have a hardware kit by Monday
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One of these....
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I risked frostbite in -30F with windchill for this one. A few of my fingertips still hurt!
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Cuttin' up boxes in the basement so a fresh stropped edge on the plainer Jane 25 and what's the first thing I see? My daughter's old Slinky, so I'm thinkin' Photo Op 
so we decided on some Slinky Boudoir Pics, (that is if a Sebenza had a Slinky for a bed LOL )
so we decided on some Slinky Boudoir Pics, (that is if a Sebenza had a Slinky for a bed LOL )
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I pulled up a couple old pics of this one for Rycen's EDC Thread yesterday. When this old favorite made it's way back into my pocket again today (as it does many, many days) I shot a couple fresh ones while waiting out in the yard this morning.
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The 25 is just a handful of right, feels great in hand and I can't see any job it couldn't handle with ease so for that reason it finds it's way into my pocket daily. Can't beat a Plain Jane 25 for a work knife.
I risked frostbite in -30F with windchill for this one. A few of my fingertips still hurt!
Ted, when I was growing up in Jersey, we used to put pennies on the tracks to get flattened by passing trains. Sebenza's a bit pricier....
JD, I've risked frostbite and gotten it working, but for knife pics?
Both of these seem more than a bit extreme, but whatever floats your boat, flattens your knife, or freezes your digits, I guess....
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Ted, when I was growing up in Jersey, we used to put pennies on the tracks to get flattened by passing trains. Sebenza's a bit pricier....
JD, I've risked frostbite and gotten it working, but for knife pics?
Both of these seem more than a bit extreme, but whatever floats your boat, flattens your knife, or freezes your digits, I guess....
It was worth it. I’ve got feeling back in those fingertips, mostly.
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Maker’s Mark Manhattan
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