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Post your CRK carry knife for today.

These are me EDCs: the Mnandi at the office and the Small Regular the rest of the time. I keep meaning to carry other CRKs and Traditionals, but these almost always win out. My "mini workhorse" small Inkosi does get some carry time if there is questionable work to be done.

And yes, the Reg does have a crappy lanyard. The plan was to send it into CRK for silver double lugs and then attach a decent leather lanyard but procrastination has won out.

 
Nice pair Vaporstang. While I really like the 21, the Regular's lines just flow better for me.

Never have held an Inkosi, but it makes me think of a sledgehammer. Just a powerful tool for the chore,
 
Here is my carry for today.

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Hard at work before sun up on a Saturday morning. Still not sure what this little Mnandi' role is other then I like having it in my pocket. Kinda makes this redneck feel...well... less redneck I guess!
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Iron City said:
^^^^^ Is that a scotchbite finish on the 21? I'm liking it.
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It's " kinda" I guess you could call it a " scotchbright" finish..

It's honestly a " wire clean off wheel on my bench grinder " finish! The wire wheel doesn't remove any metal just " knocks down" the sandblast ridges. Gives it a real nice satin finish. I then gave it a quick scrub down with hot water and an sos pad...

I was afraid it would be too slick but the bare satin Ti has a grippyness to it that feels very nice.


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^^^^^ Delta, I can't tell from the pic, is that a Nyala or maybe an Inyoni?
 
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It is made by Cudeman. Looks like it is called Navajo de casa and is model 325l with olive wood
 
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